Solar street light in Agadir and the Souss-Massa: farms, douars, hotels

A solar floodlight in Agadir or a solar street light in the Souss-Massa enjoys 3.62 kWh/m²/day in December on a horizontal panel, 5.87 on a panel tilted at 31° (+62 %) — PVGIS-SARAH2 2005-2020, JRC — and a 13.8 h night at the solstice: one of the best solar winters in northern Morocco. LALOGO delivers across the region its LS-F100 / LS-F200 floodlights for Chtouka-Aït Baha farms, its LS-A60 street lights and LS-S60 kits for Tiznit and Taroudant douars, and its garden range for Taghazout hotels, in IP66 coastal version on the shoreline.

What irradiation in Agadir in winter?

Agadir receives 2,107 kWh/m² a year, 5.77 kWh/m²/day on average, 3.62 in December (63 % of the average) and 3.95 in January, against 7.53 in June; 2,990 sunshine hours a year. An LS-A60 (60 Wp, 192 Wh) harvests 60 × 3.62 × 0.72 ≈ 156 Wh per December day (system efficiency 0.72, engineering assumption); an LS-A120 (120 Wp, 384 Wh), ≈ 313 Wh. The coastal climate is temperate — 27.0 °C mean daily maximum in August, 8.4 °C minimum in January, 27.6 °C mean in July (ERA5) — but the region holds the national heat record: 50.4 °C in Agadir on 11 August 2023 (DGM), during a Chergui episode. The interior (Taroudant, Tata, Aoulouz) has far hotter summers than the coast: there we prefer the split kit with the battery at the pole base. 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 Souss-Massa?

Agriculture first: the vegetable farms and packing stations of Chtouka-Aït Baha, Biougra, Aït Amira and Belfaa, the citrus growers of Taroudant and Oulad Teïma, the argan cooperatives — LS-F200 floodlights on sheds, LS-A60 on tracks, LS-C100 at gates and pumping stations, LS-M lamps near livestock. Rural communes next: Tiznit province regularly publishes solar public-lighting notices for its douars — a 2026 notice asked for 160 floodlights of 200 W and 20 of 500 W, IP65, warranty ≥ 1 year; others covered the centre of Tizhoughrane, Sidi Ahmed Ou Moussa and Mirleft — and Dcheira El Jihadia launched in 2026 the public lighting of its old quarters, Douar Jdid and Irhalen (marchespublics.gov.ma). Hospitality last: Taghazout Bay, Agadir seafront, Imouzzer, Tafraout — LS-G50 bollards, LS-W50R wall lights, LS-L12 spots in 3000 K and LS-A50C in the car park. Add the industrial zones of Aït Melloul and Inezgane and the port of Agadir (LS-A120 / LS-A140).

Which version for the coast from Taghazout to Sidi Ifni?

From Imsouane to Aglou through Taghazout, Agadir, Tifnit and Mirleft, sites within one kilometre of the ocean fall into classes C4–C5 under LALOGO's engineering classification based on ISO 9223: 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. The port of Agadir and the Anza industrial zone combine salt and industrial atmosphere: C5 as a precaution. The Souss interior is in C3 with dust episodes: panel rinsing written into the maintenance manual.

Which LALOGO models for the region?

Documents, Moroccan-made pole and delivery

For the notices of the communes of Tiznit, Taroudant, Chtouka-Aït Baha and Inezgane-Aït Melloul, LALOGO supplies the number-by-number equivalence table (LED W, lm, Wp, Wh, IP, service life) required by 'brand X or equivalent' clauses, the FR/AR datasheets, the Cم declaration, IES/LDT on request and the NM 06.8.001 / NM EN 13201 technical wording for the specification (NM 06.8.001 file in progress). 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 to Agadir, Inezgane, Aït Melloul, Taroudant, Tiznit, Biougra and Tata; commissioning and timer settings with the manager or the municipal team; the site's Amazigh page is there for Souss communes that wish to use it.

WhatsApp quote: 'Hello LALOGO, solar floodlight in Agadir' at +212 6 68 58 03 53.