The installation height of solar street lights is generally between 3 meters and 8 meters, depending on the road type and lighting needs. For small roads and sidewalks, the recommended height is 3-5 meters; for general urban roads, the recommended height is 6-8 meters; for main roads and expressways, the appropriate height is 8-15 meters; and the recommended height on highways is 15-25 meters. Such installation height settings can ensure sufficient lighting range to meet the needs of different road types. ‌

When installing solar street lights, other factors need to be considered to ensure optimal lighting effect and safety. For example, the foundation of the light pole should be firm to prevent collapse, and the installation position of the solar panel should ensure that there are no obstructions to ensure charging and power generation efficiency. In addition, the installation position of the street light should be adjusted according to the on-site road conditions to ensure that there is an appropriate spacing between the street lights, usually between 30 and 50 meters, and special circumstances require flexible handling.

In summary, the installation height of solar street lights is a decision-making process that comprehensively considers the road type, lighting needs and safety, aiming to provide sufficient lighting while ensuring the stability and safety of the facility.