Autonomous solar or grid-wired lighting?
With a classic luminaire you pay for power every month and dig trenches for cabling. A solar all-in-two luminaire produces, stores and distributes its own light — zero consumption, zero buried infrastructure.
Grid-wired lighting
Depends on a grid connection and a buried cable route. It consumes power every night and goes dark during any grid outage.
Autonomous solar luminaire
The panel, LED, battery and sensor work together, independent of the grid. It turns itself on at dusk and dims overnight.
Why the all-in-two solar luminaire
How it works over a day
During the day the panel charges the LiFePO4 battery. At dusk the light sensor turns the LED on automatically; overnight the luminaire intelligently dims intensity in low-traffic hours so it lasts until morning.
It charges itself by day and lights all night — with reserve for 4–5 nights without sun.
Illustrative example for a sunny summer day. Real curves depend on season, shading, timing settings and model power.
Five power levels, from residential street to artery
The same all-in-two build, sized in five power steps. Choose based on road width and the desired light level.
Technical specs shared across the range
All AN-SSL-I models share the same build, optics and control electronics. LED power, panel and battery capacity differ — see the table above.
Source: AN-SSL-I datasheet and the VistaVerde offer (May 2026). Full PDF documentation available on request.
Which luminaire do I choose for my project?
Power is chosen by road width, pole spacing and the required light level.
For an accurate offer, send us the road length and width, pole spacing and height, the desired light level and the number of nights of autonomy. We run the lighting calculation and give you a turnkey offer — including installation and commissioning.