Compare integrated and separate-panel solar street lights by the installation site, panel arrangement, matched battery and control mode. Send the mounting height and target-area dimensions in metres, required hours per night, quantity and destination so the selected configuration can be reviewed for your project.
Start with the solar street light buying guide for panel, battery and operating-schedule checks, then use the model comparison below. Confirm measured light output and coverage for the chosen configuration; a catalog watt label alone does not establish brightness or runtime.
Model families
FY-SLT36 ↗
Solar lighting for open outdoor spaces.
FY-SLT42 ↗
Position the panel where the sun is.
FY-SLT46 ↗
Practical lighting with flexible mounting.
FY-SLT83 ↗
One family. Six configurations.
Compare our solar street light models
Start with the panel arrangement and controls, then confirm the battery and installation requirements for your selected version.
| Model | Panel arrangement | Configuration reference | Controls and details |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY-SLT36 | Integrated panel | 16–30 W panels; confirm the battery for the supplied version | Light control, motion sensor and remote; broad LED face with PC lenses |
| FY-SLT42 | Separate panel | 10–30 W panels; 10,000–25,000 mAh battery options | Light and remote control; independent panel positioning |
| FY-SLT46 | Integrated panel | 3,000 or 4,500 mAh battery options; confirm the lens version | Folding arm, remote control and three operating modes |
| FY-SLT83 | Integrated panel | 4–15 W panels; standard 4,000–12,000 mAh battery options | Light, motion and remote control; one to six LED modules |
| FY-SLT48 | Confirm the supplied panel mounting | 60, 67 or 80 W panels; 3.2 V, 50, 64 or 78 Ah battery options | Die-cast aluminum; light control and switch; 6500 K reference color temperature |
| FY-SLT58 | Confirm the supplied panel mounting | 40, 45 or 53 W panels; 30 or 50 Ah battery options; confirm battery voltage | Aluminum; motion sensing, light control, timer and remote operation |
The W labels used for catalog variants identify versions; they are not measured LED input power. Compare the actual panel, battery and operating mode, and confirm the final specification in your quotation.
Before you choose
Integrated or separate solar panel?
An integrated model keeps the panel and lamp in one assembly. FY-SLT42 allows the panel to be positioned separately. Tell us about shade, the mounting location and available space so we can discuss the appropriate arrangement.
What determines the night-time operating schedule?
Sunlight, battery configuration and the selected lighting mode all affect operation. Send your required hours and installation location; the catalog variant label alone does not establish runtime.
How do FY-SLT48 and FY-SLT58 differ?
FY-SLT48 lists 60, 67 or 80 W panel options, 3.2 V batteries and light control with a switch. FY-SLT58 lists 40, 45 or 53 W panels with motion sensing, light control, timing and a remote. Confirm the exact size, matched panel and battery, mounting and operating mode for the selected version.
Does a larger Ah value mean longer lighting time?
Not by itself. Compare battery voltage and capacity together, then review usable energy, lighting load, control mode and local charging conditions. Confirm the FY-SLT58 battery voltage before comparing its Ah figure with another model. Operating hours and coverage need an application-specific review.
How do I match a previous order?
Send the FY model number, previous order reference and a photo showing the lamp, panel and remote. We can check the version before preparing a repeat-order quotation.
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Help us match your requirements
- Destination country and installation environment
- Required quantity and preferred model
- Mounting arrangement and expected operating schedule
- Any previous order number or product photo
Choose a Solar Street Light from the Installation
Compare integrated and separate panels, battery references, sunlight, mounting, controls and operating schedules before selecting a model.