Lighting for Industrial and Logistics Sites
Solar lighting for yards, distribution areas and industrial park roads where extending the grid across a site is disruptive and slow.
What Goes Wrong in This Sector
- Running new cable across an operating yard interrupts traffic and production
- Night shift safety in areas that were never lit when the site was built
- Metered consumption added to an already heavy electrical load
- Panel shading from stacked containers, racking and buildings
What Buyers Actually Need
- Split panel options so the panel can sit clear of shading
- Output matched to yard dimensions rather than a catalogue default
- Installation that does not require shutting down site traffic
- A supplier who will restate the configuration in writing
Models We Put Into These Projects
Solar Street Light XL-ZYS-G1000
XL-ZYS-G1000 is the largest of the ZYS-G models and is used where a project needs the panel angled independently of the luminaire.
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Solar Street Light XL-ZYS-G800
XL-ZYS-G800 sits one step below the G1000 and is the model chosen when the road is narrower but the site still needs an independently angled panel.
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Solar Street Light XL-ZYS-G600
XL-ZYS-G600 covers residential scale streets where an industrial unit would be more than the road needs.
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Solar Street Light ZYS-1500
ZYS-1500 is the top of the ZYS range and is specified where a single pole has to cover the widest span in the project.
View ProductTypical Scenarios
- Container and logistics yards
- Industrial park access roads
- Warehouse loading areas
- Factory perimeter and security lighting
How We Deliver
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Step 1
Share a site plan with the shaded areas marked
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Step 2
We recommend split panel or all-in-one positions accordingly
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Step 3
Configuration and datasheet confirmed before the order
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Step 4
Production and export packing for container shipment
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Step 5
Installation guidance for panel orientation on site
Applications Solutions and Guides
Solar Lighting for a Logistics Yard With Panel Shading
Light working areas at night without trenching across live traffic routes, on a site where an all-in-one unit would sit in shade for much of the day.
Read MoreSolar Lighting Project Supply
From site data to delivered poles, the sequence we use to keep a solar lighting project from being specified wrong.
Read MoreAll-in-One vs Split Type Solar Street Lights
Which configuration belongs on which site, and why shading and installation time usually decide the answer before output does.
Read MoreSolar Street Light Maintenance Checklist
The short list of checks that keeps installed solar street lighting performing, built around the components that actually degrade.
Read MoreIndustrial and Logistics Sites Questions
Our yard has heavy shading in places
That is where the split panel G series is used. The panel can be mounted clear of the shaded zone while the luminaire stays where the light is needed.
Can we install without stopping yard operations
Solar units need no trenching or cable runs, so installation is pole by pole and does not interrupt traffic across the site.
Do you quote pole and bracket too
Yes, as a separate line so you can compare against local supply.
Tell Us About Your Industrial and Logistics Sites Project
Send the site details and we will recommend the models and configuration that suit them.