50w Solar Powered Parking Lot Lights with Microwave sensor

50w solar parking lights include microwave motion sensors and lithium batteries. Solar energy is the most cost-effective solution for lighting parking lots. Become a leader in sustainability while eliminating the cost and disruption of installing wires. ZGSM solar lighting products illuminate parking lots around the world without the ongoing cost of electricity.

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Key Features

1. Wide power range: 10W~60W.

2. Special circuit design, single LED damage won't affect others' normal work.

3. High Lumen output up to 145lm/ w with high-quality LED chips.

4. Lithium battery improves the reliability of the luminaire.

5. Monocrystalline silicon solar panels, greatly improving solar energy conversion efficiency.

6. Smart MPPT controller realizes intelligent control of lamps.

7. Multiple lighting control options are available, e.g. motion sensor, and PIR sensor.

Specifications

Model	ZGSM-PV505027
LED Number	60units
Nominal Power	30W
Battery Spec.	27AH/11.1V
Solar Panel Spec.	Monocrystal 50W /18V
LED Brand	Philips Lumileds 3030 2D
Luminous Flux	6250lm
Light type	1S
CCT	3000K.4000K.5000K.5700K
Charge time	<6 Hours (Low battery voltage)
Worktime at Energy-saving Model(30%)	more than 16 hours
Discharge Temperature	-20℃~+60℃
Charge temperature	<60℃
Light control voltage	5-11V
mounting height	5-7m
space between light	15~25m
Pole Diameter Fixture	Round pole: Φ60~85mm; Square pole : 60 x60 ~77 x77mm
Rating	IP65 IK10
Induction Type	Human infrared induction or microwave induction function
Certification	CE, ROHS, LM80
warranty period	3 years

FAQ

How to choose the best commercial parking lot solar lighting?

To achieve effective results and achieve the goal of providing optimal solar parking lot lighting, certain factors need to be considered. Efficacy, efficiency, color quality, light distribution, optical power density, and light layout should be at the top of your list.

How many watts are there for the parking lot lights?

energy conservation

LEDs consume 75% less energy than standard lighting systems and produce better light. The average power range for LED parking lights is 65 to 400 watts, while HID (large fluorescent lights traditionally used in parking lots) ranges from 400 to 1000 watts.

What is a photoelectric sensor for outdoor lighting?

Photocells and motion sensors are electronic devices that can be used to manage indoor or outdoor lighting. These sensors improve the safety of your home, automatically turning on the lights when it's dark or when motion is detected. When no extra light is needed, they also save energy by shutting themselves off.