165 AIO6 All-in-One Solar Street Lights in Abéché, Chad

Inlux Solar supplied 165 AIO6 all-in-one solar street light sets for a rural lighting project in Abéché, Chad. The installation was completed in October 2026 by a local contractor. The site had no grid connection, and the lighting points were arranged on one side of the route.

The project used 7 m poles, 75W LED luminaires and LiFePO4 battery storage. These are the specifications for the Abéché order; the right configuration for another rural site depends on its route layout, operating hours and local solar conditions.

Rural Site and Installation Approach

The Abéché site called for individual solar lighting points rather than a continuous grid supply. A single-side arrangement was used, with the local contractor responsible for installation. Photographs from the work show the crew raising the pole assembly beside low-rise structures and preparing the light at the installation point. A separate night photograph shows one installed fixture illuminated.

For buyers planning similar work, the site layout determines more than the number of poles. Route width, spacing, obstructions and the positions of buildings affect where a light point should be placed and where its solar panel receives daylight. Those inputs should be fixed on a drawing before a bill of materials is finalized.

AIO6 Configuration Used in Abéché

The project configuration paired a 75W LED with a 12.8V 90Ah LiFePO4 battery and a 10A MPPT controller on a 7 m Q235 pole. The specified color temperature was 6000K, with 180 lm/W listed as the LED efficacy. The project specification also listed IP66 and IK08 protection ratings. These figures describe the equipment supplied for this project, not a measured nighttime illuminance result.

O GALAXY / AIO6 product family integrates solar generation, storage, control and LED lighting at the pole top. At an off-grid site, the energy storage and operating schedule need to be checked together; nominal LED wattage alone cannot establish the required autonomy.

Supply and Local Installation Scope

The period from order placement to shipment was 30 days, and the order was packed in one 40HQ container. A local contractor carried out the installation. The construction photographs show pole handling, work at a concrete base and positioning of the solar lighting assembly; they do not substitute for a commissioning or photometric test report.

For another project, it is useful to agree early on who supplies poles and foundations, who installs the equipment, and what drawings or commissioning information the local team needs. That keeps the equipment order and the on-site work aligned.

What Similar Project Buyers Should Confirm

• Map the route or outdoor area, including width, obstructions, proposed pole positions and the target lighting level.
• Confirm the preferred pole height, single-side or alternative layout, spacing and foundation requirements.
• Define nightly operating hours, any dimming schedule and the required autonomy through low-sun periods.
• Check the solar-panel and battery sizing for the location instead of copying one project’s wattage or capacity.
• State which party handles installation, commissioning, spare parts and post-installation inspection.

Related Solar Lighting Solutions

Explore nossa all-in-one solar street light systems for other off-grid layouts. The public-road lighting guide explains how road class, layout and autonomy affect specification, while the solar street light procurement checklist helps teams compare equipment schedules and documentation. To review a rural lighting plan, send Inlux Solar the site drawings and project requirements.

Perguntas frequentes

How many AIO6 solar street lights were supplied for the Abéché project?

Inlux Solar supplied 165 AIO6 all-in-one solar street light sets for a rural lighting project in Abéché, Chad. A local contractor installed the equipment, and the project was completed in October 2026.

What was the solar street light configuration?

The Abéché equipment used 75W LED luminaires, 12.8V 90Ah LiFePO4 batteries, 10A MPPT controllers and 7 m Q235 poles. The specified color temperature was 6000K. These are project-specific values.

Did the Abéché installation have a grid connection?

No. The site had no grid power. The solar street lights were installed in a single-side arrangement for the rural application.

Who installed the solar street lights?

A local contractor installed the equipment. Inlux Solar supplied the AIO6 lighting sets; the order-to-shipment period was 30 days and the order used one 40HQ container.

Can the Abéché configuration be copied for another rural site?

No. Buyers should check the new site’s route width, pole positions, required lighting level, operating hours, solar conditions and autonomy target before choosing the battery, panel and spacing.