Solar street light in Rabat, Salé and Kénitra

A solar floodlight in Rabat or a solar street light in Salé, Témara or Kénitra is sized on 2.85 kWh/m²/day in December for a horizontal panel, 4.65 for a panel tilted at 32° (+63 %) — PVGIS-SARAH2 2005-2020, JRC — and a 14.1 h night at the solstice. LALOGO delivers across the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region its LS-A60 to LS-A120 street lights, its LS-S60 to LS-S100 split kits on Moroccan-made poles, its LS-F100 / LS-F200 floodlights and its garden luminaires, with an IP66 coastal version from Skhirat to Mehdia.

What irradiation in Rabat and Kénitra in winter?

Rabat receives 1,955 kWh/m² a year, 5.35 kWh/m²/day on average, but 2.85 in December (53 % of the average) and 3.03 in January, against 7.63 in June. An LS-A80 (80 Wp, LiFePO4 256 Wh) harvests 80 × 2.85 × 0.72 ≈ 164 Wh per December day (system efficiency 0.72, engineering assumption); an LS-A120 (120 Wp, 384 Wh), ≈ 246 Wh. The LS-S80 split kit with a tilted 150–180 Wp panel harvests 150 × 4.65 × 0.72 ≈ 502 Wh: that is the choice for the region's demanding communal roads. Temperate oceanic climate — 27.8 °C mean daily maximum in August, 7.2 °C minimum in January, record 47.2 °C, relative humidity ≈ 80 %, 2,916 sunshine hours a year: the LiFePO4 battery (−20 °C to +65 °C) suffers neither the inland heatwaves nor the Atlas frost. Autonomy: up to 12 h per night, 3–5 days of reserve at the default profile, depending on irradiation and dimming profile.

Who buys solar lighting in the region?

The estates and residences of Témara, Harhoura, Skhirat, Salé Al Jadida, Sala Al Jadida, Aïn Aouda and Kénitra: LS-A80 estate street light on a 6 m pole every 20–25 m (indicative class P3–P4), LS-W50 wall lights and LS-G50 bollards for common areas, without trenching or a utility bill. The administrations, campuses, hospitals and public institutions of the capital, lighting car parks and paths by purchase order or public contract. Manufacturers and logistics operators in the Kénitra Atlantic Free Zone and Salé's industrial zone (LS-A120 / LS-A140 on 8–10 m poles, LS-F200 on docks). Rural communes of the Gharb, Khémisset, Sidi Kacem and Sidi Slimane for their douars and tracks (LS-A60, LS-S60), and farms of the Gharb plain (floodlights, LS-C100 at pumping stations). Salé illustrates the stake: its public-lighting bill approached 30 million MAD a year with a saving potential of 8 million (Challenge.ma, 2016).

Which version for the coast from Skhirat to Mehdia?

From Bouznika to Mehdia through Skhirat, Harhoura, Rabat's corniche, Salé and Mehdia beach, sites within one kilometre of the ocean fall into classes C4–C5 under LALOGO's engineering classification based on ISO 9223; the Bouregreg valley and inland Kénitra into C3. In C4–C5: IP66 coastal version with marine-grade coating, NM ISO 1461 hot-dip galvanised pole with ISO 12944 paint, stainless fasteners, salt-spray report on request.

Which LALOGO models for Rabat-Salé-Kénitra?

Documents, Moroccan-made pole and delivery

For the region's public contracts, the specification cites NM EN 13201 for the class, NM 06.8.001 for the solar street light (LALOGO file in progress) and the Cم marking; we supply FR/AR/EN datasheets, IES/LDT on request, the Cم declaration and technical wording ready to paste. The pole is Moroccan-made (25 % safeguard duty on imported poles, HS 7308.90.10); the customs classification of the luminaire is confirmed by our forwarder. Delivery from Casablanca within a day to Rabat, Salé, Témara, Kénitra, Khémisset and Sidi Kacem, commissioning and profile set-up on site.

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