Product Overview:
The A23 all-in-one solar street light integrates a monocrystalline solar panel, LiFePO4 battery, LED module and smart controller in a single weatherproof plastic housing. It mounts on a pole or wall without trenching or grid wiring and switches on automatically at dusk. The A23 series comes in 3 body sizes from 531 mm to 760 mm, delivering 1300 to 1950 lm depending on the size selected – see the size selection table above for the exact panel, battery and lumen figures of each size.
Key Features:
All-in-One Design: panel, battery, LED and controller are factory-matched in one housing, so there is no wiring or component matching to do on site.
The core differentiator of this street light lies in its standardized “T-series” family matrix (T-300/400/500), featuring an intuitive progression of 6 to 10 rectangular lens modules to precisely grade power, paired with a bottom integrated control panel, enabling clear model selection and high-efficiency illumination.
Mixed Sizes, One Order: mixed sizes are allowed within one MOQ from 50 units order, so a whole village project can be covered from a single purchase order.
LiFePO4 Battery: long cycle life and stable output in high ambient temperatures, sized for full-night operation.
Smart Light Control: light and motion sensors adjust brightness through the night to extend runtime and cut wasted energy.
Durable Housing: IP65-rated plastic shell with a polycarbonate diffuser, waterproof, wind-resistant and heat-resistant for harsh outdoor sites.
5-Year Limited Warranty: covered by our published warranty policy, with component terms and the claim process stated online.
Application Scenarios:
Rural footpaths
T-series graded power
Courtyards & orchards
General village lighting
Conclusion:
The A23 range brings maintenance-light lighting to off-grid villages and rural roads. Confirm the size that matches your pole height and spacing in the size selection table, or contact our engineers for a free lighting layout before you order.







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