The 120W Apollo All-In-Three Solar Light was installed in the industrial manufacturing zone in Ecuador. The customer required high-brightness lighting all night, and dimming mode was prohibited. It also required that it could continue to work for at least five consecutive rainy days. Based on the customer’s requirements and the layout of the industrial area, the Inlux Solar Team designed the lighting scheme and submitted a DIALUX report to the customer. After the customer installed it, the lighting time and lighting effect of these lights were measured on-site, and the results were consistent with the Dialux report, fully meeting the customer’s requirements and winning praise from the customer.
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Inlux Solar Engineering Team is the technical content team behind Inlux Solar’s solar street lighting guides, project insights, and product engineering resources. The team works with Inlux Solar’s R&D, technical, production, and quality-control departments to explain solar street light design, component selection, photometric planning, project specification, installation, and long-term reliability for municipal, commercial, EPC, and infrastructure buyers.
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