Frequently Asked Questions About Solar Street Lights

It is a solar street light with the solar panel, LED light and battery built into one unit that mounts at the top of a pole. Traditional split systems keep those parts separate and connect them with cables on site. Our article on all-in-one vs traditional solar street lights compares the two designs.

During the day, the solar panel charges the battery. After dark, the light runs on that stored energy. Because the panel needs sunlight to charge, where each light is mounted matters as much as the light itself.

It depends on the model, its operating settings and how much charge the battery received that day. Shade, cloud and rain all reduce the energy available, so a figure from a product sheet is not a guarantee for every site. Compare the documented panel and battery figures on our specifications page, and if you need the operating details for a particular model, call our team.

No. Solar Street Light Company, by D.O Green Solar Energy Limited, sells and distributes the D1-150W and D2-150W all-in-one solar street lights.

Our head office is at ASPAMDA Plaza, Trade Fair Complex, Lagos. The full address and contact details are on our contact page.

Yes. We supply solar street lights and offer professional installation, but availability depends on the project location. Call our team with your town or city and what needs lighting, and we can confirm whether we can take on the work. Our installation page explains how a project is planned.

The recommended installation height for both models is 6–8 m. This applies to these two models, not to every solar street light, and the pole position and area to be lit still need to suit your site.

Yes. We supply poles to suit each project. Pole height, material, design and mounting arrangement are agreed for the order, and galvanized construction can be discussed as a requirement. See our solar street light poles page, then send us your pole requirements on WhatsApp for current pricing and availability.

Sometimes. An existing pole needs to be checked for condition, height and bracket compatibility before it is included in the plan, so do not assume every pole will fit. Send photos of the poles on WhatsApp along with any details you have.

Check that the panel will get direct sunlight through the day, without shade from buildings, trees or walls, and that its orientation matches the product instructions. Confirm the pole, bracket and fixing position for each light. Our guide explains how to check the sun at every mounting point.

Both models have a stated 36-month warranty, excluding artificial damage. That summary does not cover every condition, so confirm the applicable warranty terms with us before you buy.

Keep your proof of purchase and a note of which model is installed at each position, with the installation date. Photos of the installed lights are also useful if you ever need to describe a problem.

Yes, some. The panel needs sunlight to charge, so check from time to time that new buildings or growing trees are not shading it, and that dust or debris is not covering it. Follow the product instructions for any care the light needs.

Call our team with the model, where it is installed and what you have noticed, such as the light not coming on or staying on for a shorter time than usual. Photos help us understand the setting.