Integrated Solar Street Light (All-in-One Systems)

Inlux offers four all-in-one series matched to project scale. GALAXY (INL-AIO6) is the cost-optimized choice for rural roads, village streets, and community projects, covering 20–80W with 2,280–8,500 lumens on 4–8 m poles. ALIEN (INL-AIO5) suits parks, resorts, and modern cityscapes with an anti-theft design, 30–120W and 3,700–12,040 lumens. SIRIUS (INL-AIO9) is the high-power option for highways, arterial roads, and tenders, delivering 80–150W and 9,500–28,500 lumens on 7–15 m poles with optional CCTV/IoT. POLARIS (INL-AIO2) shares ALIEN’s specs in a compact housing for community and local roads. All four use LiFePO4 batteries, MPPT controllers, IP66/IK09 protection, >120 km/h wind resistance, and a 10-year-plus design life. Choose by required brightness and mounting height; our engineers confirm the exact model with an IES/DIALux layout for your road width and pole spacing.

An all-in-one solar street light integrates the solar panel, LiFePO4 battery, LED module, MPPT controller, and sensor into one compact pole-top fixture. Because there is no separate battery box or external cabling, installation needs no trenching and is far faster than a split-type system. Each unit charges by day, stores energy, and runs autonomously at night—Inlux models deliver up to 15 hours of lighting per night and up to 7 days of rainy-day backup. Inlux all-in-one units span the GALAXY, ALIEN, SIRIUS, and POLARIS series, covering 20–150W and 2,280–28,500 lumens, with 3000K–6500K color temperature, Type II/III distribution, IP66/IK09 protection, and a 10-year-plus design life. They are commonly specified for rural roads, community streets, parking areas, parks, and roadway projects where speed of deployment and minimal civil works matter most.

All-in-one solar street lights are best for projects that need reliable night lighting without grid power or trenching. Typical applications include rural and village roads, community and residential streets, parking lots, parks and campuses, perimeter and security areas, refugee camps, and selected highway or arterial sections. The right series depends on brightness and pole height: GALAXY (2,280–8,500 lm, 4–8 m) fits rural and community roads; ALIEN (3,700–12,040 lm, 5–12 m) suits parks and urban areas with its anti-theft design; SIRIUS (9,500–28,500 lm, 7–15 m) handles highways and high-demand roadways. Every unit provides up to 15 hours per night, up to 7 days of rainy-day autonomy, IP66/IK09 ingress protection, and >120 km/h wind resistance. Inlux supplies IES/LDT files and DIALux layouts so specifiers can confirm lux levels and uniformity before ordering.

Choose all-in-one when fast installation, minimal cabling, and simplified maintenance are the priorities. Because the panel, LiFePO4 battery, controller, and LED are integrated into a single pole-top unit, there is no battery box to mount or wire, so deployment is quicker and civil works are lower—ideal for rural roads, community streets, parking areas, and parks. Inlux all-in-one models cover 20–150W and 2,280–28,500 lumens on 4–15 m poles. Choose split-type instead when a project needs higher power, taller mounting heights, larger battery autonomy, or a separately positioned panel for shading or sun-angle reasons—our APOLLO, VESTA, and MARS split series serve those cases. Rule of thumb: all-in-one for speed and standard road classes; split-type for maximum power, custom autonomy, or difficult sun-angle sites. Inlux can model both options with a DIALux layout so you compare lux, uniformity, and cost before deciding.

Yes. Inlux Solar provides IES/LDT photometric files, technical datasheets, and DIALux layout support for qualified municipal, commercial, and EPC projects. With the IES/LDT file for the selected series—GALAXY, ALIEN, SIRIUS, or POLARIS—your lighting designer can model illuminance (lux), uniformity, and pole spacing for the exact road width and class before ordering, reducing specification risk on tenders. We can also recommend a model and mounting height for your project: for example, SIRIUS covers 9,500–28,500 lumens at 7–15 m for highways and arterials, while GALAXY covers 2,280–8,500 lumens at 4–8 m for rural and community roads. All series use Type II/III distribution and 3000K–6500K color temperature. Send your road dimensions and target lux level, and our engineering team will return a DIALux layout, datasheet, and IES files to support your RFQ.

All Inlux all-in-one models use LiFePO4 lithium batteries, chosen for long cycle life and stable performance across a -20°C to 65°C operating range, supporting a 10-year-plus design life with up to 7 days of rainy-day backup. Battery capacity scales with the model—from 10Ah/12.8V on entry GALAXY units to 70Ah/25.6V on high-power SIRIUS units (ALIEN and POLARIS use 256–768Wh packs). Field battery replacement is supported on the GALAXY, ALIEN, and SIRIUS series, subject to the specific configuration and safe service access; POLARIS uses a sealed compact housing and is serviced as a unit. For long-term municipal and EPC deployments, our team advises on the most suitable configuration based on service access, expected lifecycle, and operating conditions, and can specify maintenance-friendly options where field replacement is required. Contact Inlux with your service plan and we will confirm the right battery and maintenance approach.