Solintel – The Future of all streetlights – Solintel

Of Grid smart street light powered 100% by solar energy

The market for these luminaires is located south of Copenhagen and north of Cape Town, an area where the balance of sunlight is more evenly distributed throughout the year and where more than 90% of the world’s population lives.

The street light uses particularly efficient LED luminaires, vertical solar panels at the top of the posts and batteries specially designed for solar panels. The batteries are installed in specially designed 4-, 6-, 8-, or 10-meter posts. This solution ensures successful operation of street lights with solar energy even after up to four cloudy days. The street light does not need to be connected to the mains electricity grid at all.

The entire street lighting device is controlled by the Lumoflex wireless smart outdoor lighting control system developed in Estonia and already successfully used in Estonia, Greece and India.

Lumoflex enables efficient use of many different Smart City services. Because the luminaire is controlled and powered inside the lamp post, the energy from the batteries can be used to install various accessories and sensors. Examples of different options are ambient light and motion sensors, security cameras or Wifi networks and you can set and change the dimming schedule.

To control simple street lighting, the necessary hardware must be installed and the control takes place in a tablet application.

As needs grow, the system is easy to migrate to a Lumoflex City solution. This solution enables smart cloud-based remote management and feedback, while also providing a complete overview of the street lighting installation base. The intuitive interface further simplifies use.

For more demanding customers, the Sence version has been created – an advanced solution that includes a variety of urban and environmental sensors. Human presence and traffic sensors for street lighting control, sensors for collecting the necessary data for air quality, weather and other conditions.

Such a combination provides an excellent opportunity to intelligently, efficiently and especially environmentally friendly lighting of our roads and streets with net zero energy consumption, even in places where there is no energy network or it is very difficult / expensive to install it.

Solintel’s product is easy to install and maintain, making this street light the ideal prospect for achieving the European Union’s current climate goals, especially throughout southern Europe, where many islands use local diesel generators to generate electricity.

On Grid Hybrid smart street light

The market for these luminaires is located North of Copenhagen and south of Cape Town, an area where the balance of sunlight is more unevenly distributed throughout the year

Hybrid smart street light powered by solar and mains energy

The Solintel Hybrid solution is specifically targeted at markets where the year-round sunlight balance is very uneven, such as Northern Europe and Scandinavia. From mid-autumn to spring there is not enough sunlight, while in summer there are very long and bright days.

To this end, we are developing a solution where the solar-powered smart street light described above is connected to the energy grid. During periods of insufficient sunlight, it is possible to buy the missing energy from the grid. During long light-filled days, energy is sold to the grid. In this way, every street light post becomes an efficient Green Energy Station, with a target of achieving a net zero result on average through the year.

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