| Brand Name: | LEADRAY |
| Model Number: | LRC-H130W |
| MOQ: | 10 Pieces |
| Price: | USD 45-260 / Piece |
| Delivery Time: | 7-15 days for stock models, 20-30 days for OEM orders |
| Payment Terms: | T/T, L/C, Western Union |
Highways put different demands on a solar lamp: taller poles, wider spacing, and wind load that punishes flimsy brackets. The LRC-H130W answers with a modular head, a 150W 36V panel and a 25.6V 36Ah LiFePO4 battery feeding 140 5050 LEDs for 23,400 lumens. It is designed for 10-12 metre poles at 35-50 metre spacing, which is arterial road territory rather than a footpath. The head splits into lamp and panel modules, so two people can handle the install without lifting equipment.
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| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | LRC-H130W |
| Rated Power | 130W |
| Luminous Flux | 23,400 Lm |
| PV Panel | 150W 36V Monocrystalline |
| Battery | 25.6V 36Ah LiFePO4 |
| LED Quantity | 140 pcs 5050 |
| Mounting Height | 10-12 m |
| Pole Spacing | 35-50 m |
| Full / Dim Runtime | 13 h / 39 h |
| System Voltage | 25.6V DC |
| CCT | 3000-6500K |
| Protection | IP65 |
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LEADRAY is a Shenzhen-based solar lighting manufacturer founded in 2005, with 300-500 staff and a standardized factory that handles everything from panel sorting to final carton sealing under one roof. About 80-90% of our output is exported, which means we are used to matching CE, RoHS and destination-specific requirements instead of arguing about them.
Our production line covers SMT, module assembly, aging test and quality inspection. Each finished lamp spends time on the aging rack before packing, and raw materials are checked on arrival: original 5050 LED beads, Grade A LiFePO4 cells, high-efficiency monocrystalline panels. We build for the dusty, salty, monsoon-soaked places where these lights actually get installed, not for a showroom.
We work with distributors, EPC contractors and municipal buyers on OEM and ODM terms, including logo, colour temperature, packaging and lighting profiles. If you are comparing three suppliers and want straight answers on battery cycles and real lumen output, our engineering team is happy to talk.
Feedback collected from project contractors and distributors who have installed this series.
“We used these on a 6 km arterial road outside Dar es Salaam. Wind off the coast is brutal, and after a year the brackets and heads are still tight with no flicker.”
Highway contractor · Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
“Spacing at 45 metres still gave us a continuous light line. That let us cut the pole count by about 15% versus the original design.”
Road design consultant · Muscat, Oman
“The modular split sounds like a small thing until you are lifting a head onto a 12 metre pole. It saved us a crane on the whole site.”
Electrical contractor · Montevideo, Uruguay
| QUESTION | ANSWER |
|---|---|
| What pole height and spacing do you recommend? | 10-12 metre poles with 35-50 metre spacing. For curves or junctions, tighten the spacing rather than increasing wattage. |
| Is the modular head hard to assemble on site? | No. The lamp and panel modules bolt together with the supplied hardware, and the connector is keyed so it cannot be reversed. |
| Can it handle high wind areas? | The bracket and housing are tested for exposed installations. Tell us the wind zone and we will confirm the mounting configuration. |
Send the road class, pole height and wind zone, and we will confirm whether the 130W or the 120W module is the better fit.