Solar lighting for civil infrastructure

Q: Whats the difference between Watts, Lux and Lumens?

Wattage is a measure of the energy required by a fixture to produce light. Lumens are a measure of the light emitted by a fixture. Lux measures the intensity of light falling on a surface and tells us how bright the light appears at a specific point or distance from the fixture. It considers the total light output and how that light is distributed across a given area.

Illuminating Main Roads with Reliable and Efficient Solar Solutions

Dependable Lighting for Road Safety and Construction

For government sectors managing main roads and road construction, MOMA Solar presents an ideal lighting solution that prioritizes reliability, easy installation, longevity, and minimal maintenance. Our solar lighting systems are engineered to withstand the rigours of road use, ensuring consistent performance in both permanent installations and temporary setups during road construction. With a focus on durability and cost-efficiency, these lights significantly reduce the time and expense associated with installation and maintenance. By choosing MOMA Solar, you’re opting for a lighting solution that delivers uninterrupted service and value, keeping roads well-lit and safe under all conditions.

Advanced Solar Lighting for Modern Road Infrastructure

Efficiency, Safety, and Cost-Effectiveness on Every Road

MOMA Solar introduces a breakthrough in road lighting with our advanced solar solutions, designed specifically for main roads and road construction projects. Emphasizing efficiency and safety, our solar lighting systems are crafted to meet the high demands of modern road infrastructure. These systems offer unparalleled advantages in terms of ease of deployment and operational cost savings. The lights are not only robust and long-lasting but also minimize the need for regular maintenance, making them an ideal choice for busy road networks and construction areas. With MOMA Solar, you can expect a seamless blend of performance and cost-effectiveness, ensuring well-lit roads that support safe and efficient travel and construction activities.

Products

Moma Solar products for the Civil & Infrastructure sector

Below are some of the Moma Solar products we have used for our customers in the Civil & Infrastructure sector.

Portable Solar Street Lighting

A short or long term portable solar street lighting solution that includes a patented water fill base, a Swivelpole™ at 4m or 6m height (both made in Australia) and an extremely high quality Solar LED Light fitting.

Solar Speed Signs

Ideal for areas with permanent or temporary speed limit changes to remind drivers to adjust their speed. Easy to transport & set up when used with the MOMA Solar Pop Up water fill base.

Solar Flag Lighting

Advanced solar technology and robust design, they deliver unparalleled reliability and brightness in remote areas, requiring zero connection to the power grid and minimal maintenance.

Solar Road Marker

Solar Road Markers are ideal for areas with limited access to electricity and are suitable for long term use. Available in either Constant or Blinking modes to suit illumination of boundaries, lane lines, weighbridges, no go or limited access areas, and more.

Solar Street Lights

The Durable Series and Performance Series of all-in-one solar lights can be used for permanent or temporary applications. Specifically engineered for Australia’s harsh conditions, rated IP65 with SS316 fixings perfect for roads, paths, car parks, marinas, and mining camps etc.

2 Part light Solar Street Light

4000, 6000 or 8000 Lumens with LiFePO4 batteries providing a more stable crystal structure compared to other lithium-ion chemistries. This stability makes them less susceptible to thermal runaway whilst ensuring upwards of 2000 cycles compared to a standard Li Ion battery’s 500 cycles.

Frequently Asked Questions

MOMA Solar distribute our products through the electrical wholesaler network. We are happy to arrange a quote from your local branch of companies such as The MMEM Group, The Rexel Group, CNW, Lawrence & Hanson, Middys, Blackwoods etc.

MOMA Solar are happy to provide an Engineered Lighting Design which is compliant with AS/NZS1158 which will show the number and size of lights required for your location.

Wattage is a measure of the energy required by a fixture to produce light. Lumens are a measure of the light emitted by a fixture. Lux measures the intensity of light falling on a surface and tells us how bright the light appears at a specific point or distance from the fixture. It considers the total light output and how that light is distributed across a given area.

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