Lighting state government buildings, roads, and infrastructure is an essential function of state governments worldwide.
Faced with the challenges of climate change and extreme weather events, state governments are turning to solar lighting as a way forward in their search for environmentally sustainable and cost-effective lighting solutions.
Solar bollard lights that are commercial grade in design are primarily used to light up pathways, sidewalks, footpaths, trails, driveways, access ways, parking lots, streets, recreation areas, docks, jetties, pontoons, stairways, pedestrian crossings, playgrounds, or to enhance the aesthetic appeal of outdoor spaces by highlighting architectural features, and landscaping.
Solar bollard lights enhance public safety and liveability at night and offer a cost-effective and sustainable lighting solution for areas with environmental restrictions or where it’s too cost prohibitive to run electrical wiring.
Yes, if designed with downward-facing optics to direct light where it’s needed effectively for lighting car parks, minor roads, footpaths and community spaces. Solar Bollard Lighting produce a large range of overhead solar lighting configurations that are suitable for these types of applications.
Yes, but most solar bollard lights are IK10 (impact) certified only and also need to be IP68 (submersible) certified to be capable of withstanding these types of environments. These solar bollard lights have been specifically engineered and come with a manufacturer (not resellers) 10-year warranty.
Yes, commercial grade solar bollard lights that were designed and built specifically to withstand harsh marine environments, will have IP68 submersible capabilities and use materials like marine-grade aluminium to resist corrosion from saltwater exposure, are ideally suited for installation on docks, jetties, boat ramps and pontoons. They are easy to install, and provide reliable and consistent lighting to enhance safety and visibility at night.
Solar Bollard Lighting acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands and waters upon which we depend.
We recognize their continuing connection to land, waters and culture and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
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