Realization of the lighthouse in Warka

Split lanterns

Project background:

The task was to illuminate a newly built pedestrian and bicycle path in a scenic area along the Pilca River.

How it was implemented:

In the project, we illuminated a pedestrian and bicycle path with a length of approx. 1 km. The path is located along the Pilica River. In this implementation, we used partially integrated lamps, i.e. with a separated photovoltaic module, because of the possibility of positioning it in the southern direction and at the right angle. It allows, to increase the amount of solar energy acquired.
These types of lamps also look, more aesthetically pleasing than ordinary lanterns. It is worth noting that these lamps can be easily configured with the corresponding app by connecting via Bluetooth technology.

Lamp power	40 W
Color temperature	2800-6500 K
Luminous flux	5000-6000 lm
Discharge time	> 36 h
Pole height	5 m
Monocrystalline solar panel	60 W
Lithium-ion battery	29 Ah

• additional protection against theft – spikes mounted around the pole
• Degree of protection IP 65 (waterproof and dustproof)
• steel pole, hot-dip galvanized

The use of split-type luminaires, i.e. with an independently mounted photovoltaic module, makes it possible to increase the energy obtained from the sun. At the same time, the lantern still has a compact design because the light source, battery and control module are integrated into a single housing.

Lanterns of this type are simple to install and operate. They have a built-in motion sensor and an energy optimization system adjusting the luminous flux depending on the amount of traffic and the amount of stored energy.

Solar split lanterns are great for this type of solution.

warranty period: 24 months

energy reserve: 36 hours

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