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CONTACT_ Jody Solell Solar Electrics 703-425-9712 [email protected] www.solarelectricsva.com SOLAR STREET LIGHTS Q: WHY SHOULD DEVELOPERS USE SOLAR STREET LIGHTS? A: BECAUSE SOLAR STREET LIGHTS ARE: Price competitive with conventional street lights A cost effective “Green” statement AND THEY Help meet “Green” proffers, cost effectively Can be turned on before utility power is on site Help marketing and PR: Solar power brings security and resiliency to communities; immunity to power outages and an end to “Forever” utility bills YOUR NEEDS Solar Electricssolar lighting portfolio addresses a variety of lighting needs: Street lights Parking lots Security Trails And much more OUR SOLUTIONS Three categories of solar streetlight solutions are available today - scroll down or click a link below to go directly to the desired information: 1. CONVENTIONAL STREET LIGHTS, ONLY SOLAR POWERED and a SAMPLE SOLAR STREETLIGHT SITE PLAN 2. STANDARD ,“CONVENTIONAL” SOLAR STREET LIGHTS 3. HYBRID, A COMBINATION USING THE BENEFITS OF 1 AND 2 ABOVE 4. STREETLIGHT RETROFIT EXAMPLE

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Page 1: Solar street lights

CONTACT_ Jody Solell Solar Electrics 703-425-9712 [email protected] www.solarelectricsva.com

SOLAR STREET LIGHTS

Q: WHY SHOULD DEVELOPERS USE SOLAR STREET LIGHTS?

A: BECAUSE SOLAR STREET LIGHTS ARE:

Price competitive with conventional street lights

A cost effective “Green” statement

AND THEY

Help meet “Green” proffers, cost effectively

Can be turned on before utility power is on site

Help marketing and PR: Solar power brings security and resiliency to communities; immunity to power

outages and an end to “Forever” utility bills

YOUR NEEDS

Solar Electrics’ solar lighting portfolio addresses a variety of lighting needs:

Street lights

Parking lots

Security

Trails

And much more

OUR SOLUTIONS

Three categories of solar streetlight solutions are available today - scroll down or click a link below to go

directly to the desired information:

1. CONVENTIONAL STREET LIGHTS, ONLY SOLAR POWERED

and a SAMPLE SOLAR STREETLIGHT SITE PLAN

2. STANDARD ,“CONVENTIONAL” SOLAR STREET LIGHTS

3. HYBRID, A COMBINATION USING THE BENEFITS OF 1 AND 2 ABOVE

4. STREETLIGHT RETROFIT EXAMPLE

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CONTACT_ Jody Solell Solar Electrics 703-425-9712 [email protected] www.solarelectricsva.com

CONVENTIONAL STREET LIGHTS, ONLY SOLAR POWERED

Conventional HPS ‘BEFORE’ Solar LED ‘AFTER’

SPECIFICATIONS

CONVENTIONAL HPS

70 watt high pressure sodium frosted lamp

124 style historic globe on 11’6” cast iron

standard

Wattage-85 line watts

Pupil Lumens-3,200

Yearly burning hours-4,200

Yearly kwh-357

Lamp changes in 10 years: 3.7

SOLAR LED

30-LEDs, 36 watts, 90+ lumen per led

124 style historic globe with cutoff black top

on 11’6” cast iron standard

Wattage-36 line watts

Pupil Lumens-5,500

Yearly burning hours-4,200

Yearly kwh-151

Lamp changes in 10 years: 0

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CONTACT_ Jody Solell Solar Electrics 703-425-9712 [email protected] www.solarelectricsva.com

SAMPLE SOLAR STREETLIGHT SITE PLAN

Solar power station (not to scale) replaces utility transformer connection

Solar powered streetlight

Three streetlights are installed and wired in a conventional manner. The power for the streetlights comes from the “Solar Power Station”.

Approximate solar array size: 96” x 65”

The Solar Power Station can also power irrigation control systems and other loads, Spring through Fall

The Solar Power Station can be configured as an emergency charging station for personal electronics and other devices

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CONTACT_ Jody Solell Solar Electrics 703-425-9712 [email protected] www.solarelectricsva.com

STANDARD “CONVENTIONAL” SOLAR STREET LIGHTS

These photos show standard stand alone solar Parking lot, Street/Roadway and Area/Security lights, where

the solar panel is attached to the top of the light pole.

These lights are best used where trenching is difficult or costly.

When installed in shaded areas, this configuration will not function and if aesthetic considerations are of

concern, a central Solar Power Station, as illustrated above, will power any number of standard street lights

(such as the LED streetlight pictured above), by replacing the utility transformer connection.

Parking lot lighting Street/Roadway lighting Area/Security lights

‘INVISIBLE ’ SOLAR PANEL

This innovative solar street light uses flexible

solar PV technology, which wraps the solar

panel around the pole.

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CONTACT_ Jody Solell Solar Electrics 703-425-9712 [email protected] www.solarelectricsva.com

HYBRID, A COMBINATION USING THE BENEFITS OF 1 AND 2 ABOVE

Hybrid Solar Street lights combine the aesthetics and variety in style of conventional street lights with the Green aspects

and ease of installation of “conventional” solar street lights while reducing trenching by 45% compared to conventional

street lights. Each Solar Power Supply (SPS) unit connects to 1 or 2 street or parking lot lights.

THE FOLLOWING ILLUSTRATION SHOWS HOW TRENCHING IS REDUCED BY 45% OR MORE COMPARED WITH

A CONVENTIONAL STREETLIGHT INSTALLATION

Street

1 2 3 and 4 5 and 6 Streetlight

Solar Power Supply

Lights 1, 2 are powered by their own individual SPS. With lights 3, 4 and 5, 6, the SPS powers two lights.

Site design will dictate the distance from the lights to the SPS.

SOLAR POWER SUPPLY EXAMPLES

Ground level installation, 12’ high pole keeps solar panels out of reach with clearance for lawn mowers and snow

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CONTACT_ Jody Solell Solar Electrics 703-425-9712 [email protected] www.solarelectricsva.com

STREETLIGHT RETROFIT EXAMPLE

The HOA owned light pictured below provides important security and safety elements to the community. As a

result of sidewalks rehabilitation work, the power cable was damaged beyond repair and the light ceased

functioning.

The solar power supply, designed and installed by Solar Electrics, restored power to the light at a lower

cost than installing a new power cable.

The existing 150watt HPS lamp was replaced with a 27watt LED lamp

Should a power outage occur, the light will be unaffected, it’s solar powered. An option is available to

provide community members with 120volt household power to recharge electronics (cell phones,

tablets and laptops) during power outages.

This installation is similar to the Hybrid Solar Street Light on the previous page. Existing site conditions

dictated the location of the solar panel.

In NEW projects, the solar panel can be placed at a greater distance from the light