80W Integrated Solar Street Light Lamp MPPT Controller IP66 Waterproof PIR Motion Sensor Outdoor Solar Light for Street

All-in-One 80W Solar Street Light Modular Is a Maintenance Decision, Not a Design Fashion

Every lighting buyer signs two bills: the one at order and the one over the next ten years. The LRC-H80W is aimed squarely at the second. It is a modular 80W integrated solar street light whose electrical and optical sections can be serviced independently, so a failed driver or a damaged lens does not condemn the whole fixture and does not require the whole pole to be re-rigged.

For a municipality or an EPC contractor managing a long road, that single decision reduces spares inventory from "complete luminaires" to "components", and reduces every future intervention to a targeted repair.

Performance: Where the Numbers Come From

• 230 Lm/W at 80W, 14,400 lm total 114 pcs of 5050 LED, driven to reach highway-grade output from a compact housing.
• Batwing lens, 93% transmittance, 150°×80°  the wide field is what lets 3035 m spacing hold without dark bands between poles.
• 80,000 hours LED service life a decade-scale component, not a consumable.
• 12.8V 42Ah LiFePO4, 2,000+ cycles matched to daily deep cycling with low self-discharge.
• MPPT controller harvests available power more effectively than PWM, which matters on hazy days and at low sun angles.
• Three control layers PIR induction, segmented timer and 30 lux automatic light control, adjustable by remote.
• 100W 18V monocrystalline PV sized for the 13 h full-brightness and 44 h dimmed profiles.

Technical Snapshot

Five Questions From Project Buyers

1. What exactly is modular about it?
The unit is built as separable sections rather than one sealed block. A component failure is handled by replacing that section no full-luminaire swap, no re-aiming of optics, no scrapping a working battery because a driver died.

2. Why does 93% transmittance matter to a buyer?
Light that does not pass the lens is energy already paid for and lost. Three percent higher transmittance across 14,400 lm is output delivered to the road instead of converted to heat in the diffuser.

3. MPPT versus PWM is the difference real at 80W?
It is real and it shows up on exactly the days you care about: hazy mornings, low winter sun and partial-cloud afternoons. MPPT tracks the panel's best operating point instead of forcing it to battery voltage.

4. Can it go on an existing 6-metre pole?
Yes, 6-8 m is the designed range, and 30-35 m is the tested spacing at that height. For retrofit programmes that reuse existing poles, this is usually the deciding compatibility point.

5. What does the 30 lux light control do that a timer cannot?A timer is blind to weather. The 30 lux threshold reacts to actual ambient light, so an early dark storm switches the road on and a bright evening does not burn stored energy needlessly.

Built for Programme Delivery

The LRC-H80W comes off our own LED assembly line inside a 68,000 m² facility, with the solar panel and LiFePO4 pack workshops feeding it directly; units pass raw-material inspection, photoelectric testing, a waterproof check and a full aging cycle, traceable under certification reference No. LCS2111080754R. Monthly capacity of 1,200 street light units supports phased rollout, and OEM/ODM branding, packaging and parameter customisation are available for distributors.

Send your pole height and spacing requirement we will confirm luminaire count per kilometre and the delivery plan.