60W All-in-One Flat Panel Solar Street Light

Ultra-thin flat panel structure, lamp body and PV panel formed as one unit; compact size and light weight make transportation and installation convenient
High-density LED  array embedded in lamp head; uniform light output with minimal road surface hot spots
Side-mounted round tube bracket with fine-adjustable angle to accommodate different pole installation angles
Die-cast aluminum one-piece housing with high thermal conductivity; LED lower operating temperature helps extend service life
Built-in overcharge and over-discharge protection; stable battery management reduces early battery failure caused by charging/discharging issues

Flat Panel Structure, Easy to Install and Transport
The ultra-thin flat panel lamp body is lighter than traditional split-type products of the same power; a single person can complete pole installation, reducing labor input and making it suitable for large-scale rapid construction.

Compatible with Standard Poles, Low Retrofit Cost
The standard round tube mounting bracket is compatible with mainstream poles on the market; retrofit projects can directly replace old fixtures without changing poles, saving renovation costs.

60W Power Matches Residential Area Main Road Requirements
At 6m  installation height and lamp spacing of 25–30m , the average road surface illuminance meets the basic requirements for residential road lighting without over-specifying.

Q1: Is there a difference in heat dissipation between the flat panel lamp and regular all-in-one lamps?
A: The flat panel structure's heat dissipation area is directly related to the bottom surface area of the lamp body, with the overall heat sink fins located on the back of the lamp body. At 60W  power level, the aluminum alloy thermal conductivity fully meets LED  heat dissipation requirements, and the temperature rise in actual use is within the normal range.

Q2: Can this lamp be used on 4m or 4.5m  low pole installations?
A: The minimum recommended installation height is 5m. Installation below this height causes glare issues affecting pedestrian and driver comfort, and lower poles have a higher risk factor — use below standard height is not recommended.

Q3: Can the PV panel and lamp head directions be adjusted independently?
A: This model features a flat panel all-in-one structure where the PV panel and lamp head face the same direction and cannot be adjusted independently. During installation, ensure the lamp body is tilted toward the south so the PV panel receives the optimal angle of sunlight.