In the commercial pedestrian street of Buon Ma Thuot, DC Times successfully deployed over 700 units of 30W split solar street lights (Model: BCT-SLC1.0-C), delivering a safer, more energy-efficient, and visually comfortable nighttime environment for residents and visitors.
Efficient Split Design for Flexible Commercial Applications
The split-structure design enables quick installation and modular maintenance, allowing businesses to adjust lighting layouts based on actual needs. This structure isolates single-point failures from the overall system, effectively preventing large-scale outages and reducing operational costs.
No Trenching or Wiring – Preserving Street Aesthetics and Safety
With no need for trenching or cable laying, the lights preserve the original aesthetics of the pedestrian street while ensuring public safety. Featuring an IP65 protection rating, they withstand the humid and rainy conditions common in Southeast Asia, ensuring long-term stability.
Outstanding Performance with Lower Operating Costs
The BCT-SLC1.0 series is equipped with high-efficiency LED chips and a 3.2V/50Ah LiFePO₄ battery, enabling all-night operation—even during continuous rainy or cloudy days. The high light conversion efficiency and durable design significantly reduce long-term electricity and maintenance costs, making it a benchmark lighting solution for commercial districts in Southeast Asia.
Key Product Highlights
- Rated Power: 30W, 3000lm high brightness
- Solar Panel: 70W monocrystalline
- Installation Height: 6–8 meters
- Lighting Distance: 20–30 meters
- Lifespan: 100,000 hours
- Protection Rating: IP65, dustproof and waterproof
- Operating Temperature: -40°C to 70°C
- Working Humidity: 10%–90%
Lighting More Than Just Streets – Energizing the City
This project not only improves nighttime safety but also boosts foot traffic and vibrancy in the commercial district. DC Times will continue to deliver high-quality solar lighting solutions to drive sustainable urban development worldwide.
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