Nexus Smart Solar Lighting Systems

Monitor Assets. Receive Alerts. Optimize Performance.

Nexus is SolarPath’s cloud-based platform for monitoring, controlling, and optimizing your entire lighting network from a single dashboard. Track the status and performance of every solar or grid-powered fixture in real time, receive instant fault alerts, and adjust schedules and dimming remotely — without ever rolling a truck to the site.

SolarPath Nexus dashboard on a monitor and phone beside a solar-lit pathway at night

Complete Visibility. Total Control.

A centralized platform for monitoring, control, alerts, and analytics across your lighting infrastructure.

Real-Time Visibility

Monitor the live status and performance of every lighting asset across your network.

Remote Control

Adjust schedules, dimming profiles, and operating settings without visiting the site.

Instant Alerts

Receive notifications for faults, communication issues, and system events as they happen.

Performance Analytics

Track trends, identify issues, and make data-driven maintenance decisions.

From Lighting Asset to Cloud-Based Management

A secure and scalable pipeline that takes data from each fixture to a dashboard in your hand.

SolarPath Nexus dashboard control screen showing asset map and real-time lighting status

1. Lighting Fixture

Solar-powered LED luminaire with integrated intelligence collects performance data.

2. Controller Node

Smart control and sensing monitors and manages each fixture in real time.

3. Gateway

Secure data aggregation and long-range communication to the cloud.

4. Nexus Cloud

Scalable, secure cloud platform for storage, processing, analytics, and device management.

5. User Dashboard

Web and mobile access to monitoring, analytics, and remote control from anywhere.

Actionable Insights From Every Connected Asset

Track battery health, charging performance, connectivity, and operational status across all connected lighting assets.

SolarPath Nexus data and analytics dashboard with asset table, battery status, and lighting-rate charts

Battery Status

Live state-of-charge and battery health for every asset.

Charging Performance

Solar charging current and daily harvest per fixture.

Energy Production

Energy generated and consumed across the network.

Connectivity Status

Online / offline / warning status for every node.

Asset Location Mapping

Interactive map of every pole and fixture.

Performance Trends

Historical trends to plan proactive maintenance.

Energy & Usage Reports

Exportable energy, savings, and CO2-offset reports.

Fault Diagnostics

Pinpoint failures down to the individual pole.

Designed for a Wide Range of Lighting Applications

Municipalities • HOAs • Campuses • Parks • Trails • Parking Areas • Commercial Sites

Municipal Streets

Roadways, sidewalks, and public spaces.

Parking Areas

Parking lots, transit stations, and commercial sites.

Community Amenities

HOAs, residential communities, and shared spaces.

Parks & Trails

Pathways, parks, and recreational areas.

Ready to See Nexus in Action?

Smart monitoring & control for solar and grid-powered lighting systems. Schedule a live demonstration and discover how Nexus can help you monitor, manage, and optimize your lighting infrastructure.

Before and after comparison of a dark trail versus the same trail lit by SolarPath solar lighting
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

IES RP-20 and RP-8 specify 1 to 3 footcandles average maintained with uniformity ratios below 4:1. Retail and institutional lots target the higher end. Employee and long-stay lots target the lower end. SolarPath photometric studies confirm targets per site.

20 to 30 feet is the standard range. Small lots and low-speed areas use 20 feet. Standard lots use 25 feet. Large lots and higher-mounting-height codes use 30 feet. Pole height depends on target lux, fixture distribution type, and spacing.

5 to 10 crew days for a 20-fixture lot including foundation pour, pole erection, fixture mounting, and photometric commissioning. No trenching, no utility coordination, no electrical permits in most jurisdictions.

A typical 100-space retail smart lighting uses 8 to 12 fixtures at 25-foot pole heights. A 200-space lot uses 15 to 20 fixtures. SolarPath photometric studies calculate the exact fixture count and placement based on your site dimensions and target lux.

Yes. Every SolarPath smart lighting fixture ships UL and Dark Sky listed, unlocking utility rebate eligibility and meeting federal, state, and municipal procurement specifications nationwide.

Four nights standard. Sites in the Sun Belt may ship with three-night autonomy. Northern and Pacific Northwest sites ship with five to seven-night autonomy to cover extended overcast winter conditions.

Yes. Programmable dimming, PIR motion sensors, and scheduled shutoffs meet California Title 24 Part 6 outdoor lighting controls. 3000K CCT with full-cutoff optics meets IDA dark-sky ordinances in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, and other jurisdictions.