Solar High Mast
A Solar High Mast Light is an elevated source of high-intensity illumination, typically consisting of 6 to 8 lights, strategically placed in the center of major junctions such as ring roads and outer ring roads.
These lights are powered by solar energy and are designed to automatically turn on in the absence of light, either at specific times or periodically throughout the night. The primary purpose of Solar High Mast Lights is to enhance traffic safety and provide a secure and comfortable environment for travelers. By illuminating large areas, these lights play a crucial role in reducing accidents and crimes.
Effective road and area lighting are essential components of high mast lighting, offering significant benefits to all who pass through these junctions. Solar High Mast Lighting is favored over traditional lighting due to its ability to achieve large space-to-height ratios, illuminating extensive areas without the need for numerous lighting columns.
Equipped with modern technology, these lights feature light-sensitive photocells that automatically activate them at dusk and deactivate them at dawn, or during dark weather conditions.
