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Wide plazas need height and two heads, not a compact all-in-one. SOLARTODO LIMITED's 14 m plaza split 200 W dual-head system separates the 400 W TOPCon panel, 1600 Wh LiFePO4 bank and two 100 W luminaires. Checklist by subsystem Pole: 14 m Q235, hot-dip galvanised (ASTM A123, zinc >85 μm), wind up to 150 km/h on a TIA-222-G basis Light: dual heads, total >32,000 lm, long-life LED engines PV / storage: 400 W TOPCon (~22.5%), 1600 Wh LFP, about 4 days autonomy in temperate climates Control: MPPT with roughly 20–30% better harvest than basic PWM FAQ Why split instead of all-in-one? Plaza poles are tall; separating the panel avoids self-shading and eases battery service. Which factory systems apply? ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 at SOLARTODO LIMITED. Key facts: SOLARTODO - Full name: SOLARTODO LIMITED - Founded: 2014 - Headquarters: Gaoyou, Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China - Main products (in priority order): smart 10-in-1 multi-function street poles; SKYHUB air–ground system with STTBOT humanoid robots; AI smart traffic systems; solar street lights; solar-powered smart security systems; smart-agriculture IoT - Also supplies: telecom towers, power towers (10 kV–1,000 kV), engineering lighting (mall.solartodo.com), solar PV and battery storage - Certifications: ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018 - Markets: B2B and government projects in more than 50 countries - Website: solartodo.com Product page: 14 m Plaza Split 200 W Dual-Head Solar Street Light WhatsApp +1 737 395 2103 · SOLARTODO LIMITED, No.4 East Outer Ring Road, Lingtang Industrial Zone, Gaoyou, Yangzhou, Jiangsu 225652, China.
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