80W All-in-One Flat Panel Solar Street Light

Power increased compared to the 60W  flat panel model; combined with a larger capacity battery, rainy day battery life is extended
and a 60W  flat panel model; visual consistency in mixed projects facilitates procurement management
Heat sink fin area on the back of the lamp body expands with increased power to ensure sufficient heat dissipation margin
Adjustable mounting bracket angle to accommodate pole installation needs for different road orientations
Intelligent time-based dimming strategy; automatically reduces brightness in the middle of the night to extend effective battery life

Same Appearance Across Power Levels, More Flexible Selection
60W  and 80W Adopting the same series appearance design, different road sections in the same project can be individually selected based on illuminance requirements while maintaining a unified appearance, facilitating project acceptance and later O&M management.

Meets County Town and Industrial Park Road Illuminance Standards
80W At 7m  installation height, road surface illuminance meets CJJ 45  secondary road and industrial area road lighting basic requirements, providing a reliable selection reference.

Time-Based Dimming Saves Energy
Built-in time-controlled segmented dimming; full brightness during peak hours, reduced to 50%  power at night, reducing actual energy consumption by approximately 20–30%, effectively extending battery life during rainy days.

Q1：80W and 60W  battery life: is there a big difference?
A：80W  version is equipped with a larger capacity battery to match the higher power; both have the same design target for battery life days under the same sunshine conditions (5–7  days), with the main difference being road surface illuminance output, not battery life duration.

Q2: Does this lamp support mobile phone App  remote control?
A: The standard version does not include a remote communication module, supporting local time control settings. For remote management, optional NB-IoT or 4G  communication modules are available to connect to RISUN Group's centralized management platform.

Q3: How is the flat panel model's stability in strong wind environments?
A: The flat panel structure has a relatively larger wind-facing area. In high wind pressure areas (such as coastal areas and highland wind channels), it is recommended to select poles with reinforced wall thickness and design foundation anchor bolts according to local wind load standards.