Solar Lights installed on Countryside Road in Cameroon

In Cameroon, 24 AIO5 all-in-one solar street lights were supplied for a countryside road lighting project completed in 2021. The project used 40W LED lighting on 6 m poles to support safer night travel on a rural road section where a compact solar lighting system was needed.

The applied product is the ALIEN Series all-in-one solar street light, with the project-specific configuration set around AIO5, 40W LED output, LiFePO4 battery storage, and pole-mounted installation. For buyers planning similar rural road projects, the key is to match the lighting layout, pole height, battery autonomy, and installation responsibility before confirming the final bill of materials.

Site Application & Lighting Requirement

This countryside road project required standalone lighting for night travel safety rather than decorative area lighting or a high-mast layout. A 6 m pole height gives the light point enough elevation for a local road while keeping installation and maintenance practical for an owner-side installation team.

The specified 40W LED output, 180 lm/W efficacy, and 5700K color temperature support clear road visibility without moving the project into a larger high-power street lighting class. For similar road and street lighting projects, buyers should still confirm road width, pole spacing, required operating hours, and rainy-season autonomy before copying the same configuration.

Configuration Rationale for the Countryside Road

The all-in-one format keeps the solar panel, LED module, and battery system in an integrated unit, which is useful when installation simplicity matters. The project used hot-dip galvanized Q235 steel poles, IP66/IK08 protection, and a 120 km/h wind-resistance requirement, giving buyers reference points for comparing pole durability and luminaire protection in rural outdoor environments.

The battery chemistry is LiFePO4, so buyers should confirm the final battery capacity, autonomy target, and local rainy-season requirement before issuing the RFQ. This keeps the lighting design tied to real operating conditions rather than only the nominal LED wattage.

Procurement Value for Similar Buyers

For private owners, EPC teams, and local road project buyers, this case is useful because it connects a modest project quantity with a practical pole height and a self-contained solar street light format. It shows that a countryside road does not always require a complex split-type system, but it still requires disciplined confirmation of wattage, battery autonomy, pole specification, protection grade, and installation scope.

Buyers comparing all-in-one solar street lights should not choose only by nominal wattage. The better RFQ should include the road type, mounting height, target lighting hours, expected cloudy days, pole material, installation responsibility, and whether the project needs spare parts or installation documentation.

What Similar Project Buyers Should Confirm

• Road width, pole spacing, and mounting height before confirming the lighting layout.
• LED wattage, lumen output, and color temperature for the intended road visibility level.
• Battery chemistry, battery capacity, expected autonomy, and local rainy-season conditions.
• Pole material, galvanizing method, wind-resistance requirement, and foundation conditions.
• Installation responsibility, spare parts plan, delivery schedule, and RFQ documentation.

Related Solar Lighting Solutions

For a broader comparison, review Inlux Solar’s solar street light solutions and the all-in-one product range before finalizing the specification. Projects with wider roads, higher poles, longer autonomy requirements, or separate battery placement may need a different configuration than this Cameroon countryside road case.

FAQ

What type of solar street light was used in this Cameroon countryside road project?

The project used 24 AIO5 / ALIEN Series all-in-one solar street lights with a 40W LED configuration and 6 m pole height.

Why is an all-in-one design suitable for a countryside road?

An all-in-one design keeps the main solar lighting components in one integrated unit, which helps simplify installation and maintenance planning for rural road sections.

What pole and protection details should buyers compare for similar roads?

Buyers should compare pole height, pole material, galvanizing, wind-resistance requirement, and luminaire protection grade such as IP66 and IK08.

Can the same configuration be copied directly for another road?

No. Buyers should confirm road width, pole spacing, solar irradiation, operating hours, autonomy days, and installation responsibility before reusing this configuration.

What information should be prepared for an RFQ?

Prepare the country, road length and width, preferred pole height, expected quantity, LED wattage, color temperature, autonomy requirement, installation party, and delivery timeline.