remote sites require consistent illumination meeting IES RP-8 standards, with uniformity ratios below 4:1 and minimum maintained footcandles between 1 and 3 across the site. Traditional grid-tied off-grid site lighting forces trenching through asphalt, utility service drops, electrical permits, and decades of monthly energy billing. A typical 20-fixture retrofit runs 6 to 12 weeks and $80,000 to $150,000 in trenching and electrical work before a single fixture mounts.
SolarPath Sun Solutions eliminates every trenching step. Each fixture runs on a lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery, MPPT charge controller, and high-efficiency photovoltaic (PV) panel mounted on the pole. A 20-fixture off-grid site installs in 5 to 10 crew days at 40 to 60 percent of the total installed cost of a grid-tied equivalent. IP66 ingress protection, -40 F to 158 F operating range, and UL listing make SolarPath fixtures rebate-eligible and procurement-ready for retail, healthcare, institutional, and municipal parking projects.
Browse our all-in-two street lights, all-in-one fixtures, and canopy lights for off-grid site deployments.
SolarPath all-in-two fixtures are the flagship specification for mid-to-large remote sites. Mounted at 25 to 30 foot pole heights, they deliver 6,000 to 12,000 lumens per fixture with Type III distribution and 2 to 3 footcandles average maintained.
All-in-one fixtures suit small lots, residential community parking, and quick retrofit projects at 15 to 25 foot pole heights with 3,000 to 6,000 lumen output. Solar canopy lights cover gas station islands, retail drive-through lanes, and parking deck retrofits with low-profile under-canopy mounting.
Explore our full product catalog to match the right fixture to your site dimensions, target lux, and budget.
Field example – remote site with no service. A project miles from the nearest utility drop needed reliable nighttime lighting. SolarPath self-contained solar fixtures delivered full illumination with zero grid dependency, no trenching, and no monthly energy cost – turning an off-grid constraint into a fast, low-maintenance deployment.
Every SolarPath off-grid site project is photometrically engineered to the site. Our team delivers a stamped IES RP-8 compliant photometric study, an autonomy calculation tied to site peak sun hours, and a commissioning checklist our field team completes on handover.
Every project ships with a stamped photometric study confirming lux targets, uniformity ratios, and fixture placement before procurement.
3000K and 4000K CCT with full-cutoff optics meet International Dark-Sky Association ordinances and county regulations.
Standard coverage on the photovoltaic panel, LiFePO4 battery, MPPT charge controller, and LED array across every SolarPath fixture.
Off-grid infrastructure lighting reshapes project economics. Eliminating trenching means construction proceeds without waiting for underground utility coordination. Eliminating utility billing means no monthly energy cost, no demand charges, and no exposure to rate increases over the fixture lifetime. Low maintenance requirements mean service visits occur on a multi-year cadence rather than monthly or quarterly. UL and Dark Sky listings open federal, state, municipal, and corporate procurement contracts with rebate eligibility in most states. Quick installation finishes a 10-fixture off-grid site in under one week including photometric commissioning and handover documentation.
lower installed cost than comparable grid-tied lighting projects, driven by avoided trenching and electrical work.
typical ROI payback on solar lighting retrofits where trenching costs are avoided (industry average).
in trenching and electrical costs avoided on a typical 20-fixture retrofit.
Specification | Value |
Target Footcandles | 1 to 3 fc average maintained |
Uniformity Ratio | Below 4:1 (IES RP-8 parking) |
Pole Height | 20 to 30 ft |
Pole Spacing | 60 to 100 ft |
Recommended Fixture | All-In-Two Solar Street Light |
Typical Wattage | 60 to 100 W per fixture |
Typical Lumen Output | 6,000 to 10,000 lm |
Autonomy Days | 4 nights standard |
Install Time | 5 to 10 crew days for 20 fixtures |
Warranty | Product-specific |
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 off-grid site 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 off-grid site 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.
Request a stamped IES RP-8 photometric study and a fixture-count estimate for your site. No utility coordination, no electrical permit, no recurring energy cost.
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