Residential, community & rural roads
Typical useVillage lanes, farm access roads and community streets with no grid within reach.
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Product familyTRAll-in-one
TR248 Series Solar Street Light
TR248 Series all-in-one solar street lights for residential and community roads. Three A/B/C variants share one IP66 housing with an integrated solar panel, LiFePO4 battery, MPPT controller and motion-sensing LED; pole-mount on 4-7 m masts with no trenching or grid power.
Variants
3
Mount
All-in-one
Series
TR
Product details
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Overview
Built for the road it lights.
TR · TR248-A / TR248-B / TR248-C
TR248 Series solar street lights are the compact end of the TR range, aimed at residential lanes, estate roads and community service streets. Three A/B/C variants share one narrow die-cast IP66 housing that carries the integrated solar panel, a LiFePO4 battery and an MPPT controller in a single body, and every model adds a motion sensor that lifts output as traffic approaches.
The three models run from TR248-A at the 4-5 m end up to TR248-C for 6-7 m poles, stepping through 72, 108 and 144 SMD 3030 LEDs; the panels and batteries rise in step, so the taller pole still fills its wider carriageway through the night.
Read the guide: How to choose the right solar street light →
Available variants
3 variants.
TR248-A / TR248-B / TR248-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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TR248-A | L760*W250*H125MM | SMD 3030/72pcs | 3.2V/45AH | 5V/30W | 4-5m |
| TR248-B | L1080*W250*H125MM | SMD 3030/108pcs | 3.2V/60AH | 5V/45W | 5-6m |
| TR248-C | L1390*W250*H125MM | SMD 3030/144 pcs | 3.2V/75AH | 5V/60W | 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.
- Narrow pole-ready bodyThe slim housing keeps weight and wind area low on 4-7 m poles and standard light-gauge tenons.
- Motion-sensing outputOutput rises when the sensor detects movement, then settles back, so the battery lasts through the night.
- All-in-one assemblyPanel, LiFePO4 battery, MPPT controller and LED ship in one fixture, so there is no trenching or grid connection.
- Three power stepsA/B/C variants step from 72 to 144 SMD 3030 LEDs, so one family covers an estate lane by lane.
- IP66 housingThe sealed die-cast body is rated IP66, so the battery and controller stay dry through sustained heavy rain.
- Proven battery chemistryLiFePO4 cells are specified across the family for their stability in hot, humid roadside conditions.
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.
- Pole height 4-5 m?
- Start with TR248-A, whose compact 72-LED head matches the shorter reach.
- Pole height 6-7 m?
- Choose TR248-C, which carries the 144-LED head and the larger panel for the wider spread.
- Road narrower than 6 m?
- The whole family works on lanes this size; TR248-B is the middle option at 5-6 m poles.
- Fitting an existing light-gauge pole?
- Send us the tenon and bracket details and we will confirm which variant the pole can carry.
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 TR248 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 TR248 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 TR248 Series Solar Street Light use?
Configurations across the family include batteries (3.2V/45AH / 3.2V/60AH / 3.2V/75AH) and a SMD 3030/72pcs / SMD 3030/108pcs / SMD 3030/144 pcs 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.
What pole and bracket preparation does the TR248 need?
Any standard pole tenon takes the bracket; the pole itself, the foundation and any arm are supplied by the installer.
How does the motion sensor behave through the night?
Output stays high while movement is detected and eases to a lower level when the road is empty, so the pack is not drained at full power.
What does the solar panel need on site?
The integrated panel needs a clear southern or northern sky depending on your latitude; tell us about tall trees or buildings and we will advise.
What happens across a cloudy spell?
The battery carries the fixture through short cloudy runs; tell us the longest overcast stretch in your region and we will size the panel and battery to match.
How is the family packed and shipped?
Fixtures ship boxed for container loading; share the destination and quantity and we will advise on packing and loading.
What should I send for an accurate recommendation?
Send road width, pole height, target country and unit count, and we reply within 24 hours with a matched variant.
Can the TR248 be produced as an OEM / ODM order for our estate programme?
Yes — your logo can go on the housing and the fixtures can ship in your packaging, with the motion profile tuned to your estate layout. Contact 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 Choose the Right Solar Street Light for Your Project
Walks through the decisions in order — road width, all-in-one or split, battery chemistry and backup days.
Read the guideAll-in-One Solar Street Lights: The Complete Engineering Guide for 2026
Covers what sits inside an all-in-one fixture, when to choose it over a split system, and a buyer checklist.
Read the guideHow to Size a Solar Street Light System: The Complete Sizing Worksheet
A step-by-step worksheet that turns road width, pole height and cloudy-day count into wattage, panel and battery sizes.
Read the guideRelated models
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