Residential, community & rural roads
Typical useVillage lanes, farm access roads and community streets with no grid within reach.
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Product familyLYAll-in-one
LY30 Series Solar Street Light
LY30 Series dusk-to-dawn all-in-one solar street lights. The A/B/C variants add depth and LED count to the LY platform, running sunrise-to-sunset on photocell control for 4-7 m poles.
Variants
3
Mount
All-in-one
Series
LY
Product details
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Overview
Built for the road it lights.
LY · LY30-A / LY30-B / LY30-C
LY30 Series solar street lights keep the dusk-to-dawn philosophy of the LY platform but deepen the housing to take a brighter SMD 3030 array. A/B/C variants share the IP66 enclosure, which holds the solar panel, a LiFePO4 battery and an MPPT controller in one body switched by a photocell.
The range covers 4-7 m poles with a heavier LED package than the LY. LY30-A starts at 4-5 m with 60 SMD 3030 LEDs, LY30-B runs 90 LEDs at 5-6 m, and LY30-C reaches 6-7 m with 120 LEDs, on the same 25 W to 45 W panel and 30 Ah to 60 Ah battery ladder.
Read the guide: Keeping a photocell light running for years →
Available variants
3 variants.
LY30-A / LY30-B / LY30-C · 4-5m / 5-6m / 6-7m
One family, several builds. Compare size, light source, battery, solar panel and installation height across every variant, side by side.
Select a variant
All variants are listed below — selecting one highlights its row and, where per-variant imagery exists, updates the photo above.
| Model | Size | Light source | Battery | Solar panel | Installation height |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LY30-A | L635*W205*H125MM | SMD 3030/60pcs | 3.2V/30AH | 5V/25W | 4-5m |
| LY30-B | L920*W205*H125MM | SMD 3030/90pcs | 3.2V/45AH | 5V/35W | 5-6m |
| LY30-C | L1200*W205*H125MM | SMD 3030/120pcs | 3.2V/60AH | 5V/45W | 6-7m |
Why buyers pick it
Built in, not bolted on.
The features below come from the family's own specification — nothing here is available as a paid extra.
- Deeper LED housingThe 125 mm body takes a 60 to 120-chip SMD 3030 array for a brighter night run.
- Photocell operationSunset starts the light and sunrise stops it, with no sensor to maintain.
- SMD 3030 arrayA denser LED bar than the LY gives the LY30 more coverage off the same pole.
- Steady outputThe LY30 holds a constant level all night rather than reacting to traffic.
- One-piece buildPanel, battery, controller and LED come together in a sealed IP66 fixture.
- Simple installationBolt to a standard tenon; no trench and no grid connection are needed.
Selection guide
Match the model to the road.
Start from your pole height and the road you are lighting, then confirm the details with us.
- Brighter lane light on 5-6 m poles?
- LY30-B fits with 90 SMD 3030 LEDs.
- 6-7 m poles needing the most light?
- LY30-C carries 120 LEDs and the 45 W panel.
- Short poles at 4-5 m?
- LY30-A is the entry variant with 60 LEDs.
- Choosing between the LY and the LY30?
- Pick the LY30 when you want a fuller, denser light array on the same pole height.
Where it is used
Fits these sites.
The same fixture family serves different road classes — pick the scene closest to your project.
Main roads, arterials & highways
Arterial avenues, trunk roads and intersections carrying traffic all night.
Industrial sites, yards & terminals
Factory yards, logistics parks and terminals with wide open areas to cover.
Coastal & high-corrosion sites
Salt air and sustained humidity, where an ordinary housing gives up early.
Common questions
Asked & answered.
Answers drawn from the specifications above. Need a parameter that is not listed? Send us a question — we reply within 24 hours.
What mounting heights does the LY30 Series Solar Street Light cover?
Across its 3 variants, this family covers mounting heights of 4-5m, 5-6m, 6-7m. Pick the one that matches your pole height and the road width you are lighting — tell us your target height and we will confirm the fit.
Is the LY30 Series Solar Street Light integrated or split?
This family uses an all-in-one design — solar panel, battery, controller and LED are integrated in a single fixture. Mount it on the pole and switch it on; no external wiring or battery box.
What battery and light source does the LY30 Series Solar Street Light use?
Configurations across the family include batteries (3.2V/30AH / 3.2V/45AH / 3.2V/60AH) and a SMD 3030/60pcs / SMD 3030/90pcs / SMD 3030/120pcs light source. The per-variant pairing is listed in the table above; sites needing longer autonomy can step up to a larger battery and panel.
Can I order more than one variant in the same project?
Yes. All 3 variants belong to one family and can be mixed freely in a single order — the MOQ applies per model. Share your pole-height breakdown and we will recommend the mix.
How is the LY30 different from the LY?
The LY30 uses a deeper housing and an SMD 3030 array with a higher chip count on the same pole range.
Does the light dim after midnight?
The LY30 keeps a steady dusk-to-dawn output; ask us about dimming if a site needs it.
What happens over several grey days?
Stored battery energy carries the nights; share the longest overcast run you expect and we will size the panel and battery to it.
Is a motion sensor available?
The LY30 is a photocell family; if you want movement-triggered output, the TR or TK families use that control.
How are the fixtures delivered?
They ship boxed for container loading; send the quantity and port and we will confirm the loading plan.
What should I tell you for a recommendation?
Pole height, road width, region and unit count, and we will answer within 24 hours.
Can we order the LY30 as an OEM / ODM run with our own label?
Yes — logo, packing and the housing finish can carry your brand, and the photocell setting can be matched to the site. Ask the sales team for MOQ and lead time.
Guides & resources
Go deeper.
Written by our engineers for buyers specifying solar street lighting.
Browse all guidesHow to Maintain Solar Street Lights for 8 Years of Failure-Free Service
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