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FLAMES ALL-IN-ONE SOLAR STREETLIGHT

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₦91,500.00

Product ID:9981
Weight:40kg
Status:InStock
Brand:flames
Availability:In Stock

Flames All-in-One Solar Street Light: Modern and Efficient Outdoor Power

The Flames All-in-One Solar Street Light represents the next generation of integrated lighting technology. By combining a high-efficiency solar panel, a high-density lithium battery, and ultra-bright LED chips into a single, sleek unit, it eliminates complex wiring and provides a seamless installation experience for Nigerian homes and businesses.

At Kara Nigeria, the Flames series is highly regarded for its modern aesthetics and reliable performance in tropical weather conditions.

Key Technical Specifications

  1. Design Type: All-in-One (Integrated) Solar System.
  2. Light Source: High-Lumen LED chips with wide-angle optics.
  3. Battery: Advanced LiFePO4 Lithium Battery for long-cycle life.
  4. Charging Technology: Intelligent MPPT/PWM controller for faster charging.
  5. Sensing Mode: Built-in Radar/PIR motion sensor + Light sensor.
  6. Durability: IP65 Waterproof rating with a corrosion-resistant housing.

Why Choose the Flames All-in-One Solar LED Street Light?

Integrated Lithium Battery Technology

The core of the street light solar system is its internal lithium battery. Unlike older lead-acid models, the Flames lithium storage handles the Nigerian heat exceptionally well, providing a lifespan of over 5 years. This contributes to a much lower solar street lights price over the total life of the product.

Smart Energy Conservation

To ensure the light lasts from dusk to dawn, the system uses an intelligent sensor. The solar led street light stays at a dimmed energy-saving mode when the area is quiet and automatically switches to 100% brightness when it detects movement, ensuring security is never compromised.

Zero Electricity and Maintenance Costs

Once installed, the price of solar street light units is the only cost you'll face. There are no monthly utility bills and no need for expensive cabling or trenching, making it the most cost-effective solar power street light price option for estate developers and homeowners alike.

Solar Street Light Price Comparison in Nigeria

When analyzing the prices of solar lights, it is helpful to compare the Flames series with other top brands available on the Kara site:

ModelBrandBest For
All-in-One FlamesFlamesResidential Compounds / Modern Estates
SMK 400W Street LightSMK SolarIndustrial Parking / Large Roads
Cloud 60W ProfessionalCloud EnergyGovernment Projects / Highways
SMK 300W Street LightSMK SolarStandard Street Lighting

Installation and Maintenance Tips

Optimal Mounting Height

The Flames series is a perfect solar light for pole mounting. Depending on the wattage, it should be installed at a height of 4 to 6 meters to achieve the best light spread across your driveway or street.

Maximize Panel Efficiency

Ensure the lights with solar panel are installed in a position where they receive at least 6 to 8 hours of unshaded sunlight. During the dry season, wipe the top of the unit to remove dust, which can hinder the solar conversion rate.

Battery Longevity

Because it uses a lithium battery, the unit does not require water topping. However, ensure the motion sensor is active to prevent the battery from deep-discharging during consecutive rainy days.

Conclusion: Stylish and Secure Outdoor Lighting

The Flames All-in-One Solar Street Light is an excellent blend of form and function. It provides a high-end look for your property while delivering the reliable, bright security lighting needed for peace of mind.


Choosing the right mounting hardware and wattage is the final step to ensuring your solar lighting system performs reliably for the next decade.

Below is a breakdown of the typical costs and recommendations for poles and wattages suited for Nigerian residential and commercial environments in 2026.


Solar Street Light Poles and Mounting Hardware

Most high-end solar lights do not include the main pole in the standard price. Depending on your installation site (wall vs. ground), you will need one of the following:

Galvanized Steel Poles (Ground Mounting)

For street and estate lighting, a hot-dip galvanized pole is essential to prevent rust during the rainy season.

  1. 4-Meter Pole: ₦25,000 – ₦45,000 (Ideal for private driveways and garden paths).
  2. 6-Meter Pole: ₦65,000 – ₦95,000 (The industry standard for estate roads and commercial parking).
  3. 8-Meter+ Heavy Duty: ₦120,000+ (Used for main roads and high-security industrial areas).

Mounting Brackets and Arms (Wall Mounting)

If you are installing your light on a building or an existing fence:

  1. Short Mounting Arm (L-Shape): ₦5,000 – ₦12,000.
  2. Pole-to-Wall Adaptor: ₦2,500 – ₦6,000.
  3. Hanging Pole Kit (2-piece): ₦12,000 – ₦18,000.

Choosing the Right Wattage for Your Space

Wattage determines the "throw" and intensity of the light. Here is how to select the right model for your specific needs:

40W – 100W: Residential and Garden

  1. Best For: Small gates, backyard security, and narrow walkways.
  2. Installation Height: 3–4 meters.
  3. Recommended Product: Yingli 20W Integrated (for paths) or Flames All-in-One.

200W – 400W: Driveways and Estate Roads

  1. Best For: Standard residential streets, large home compounds, and hospital walkways. These provide enough light to cover a wide radius (approx. 15–20 meters).
  2. Installation Height: 5–6 meters.
  3. Recommended Product: SMK 300W Solar Street Light or SMK 400W Model.

600W – 2000W+: Industrial and Highway

  1. Best For: Main estate entrances, factory perimeters, and public highways.
  2. Note: Many "2000W" retail models are actually high-lumen LED arrays designed for maximum area coverage.
  3. Installation Height: 7–10 meters.
  4. Recommended Product: Cloud Energy 60W Professional (Equivalent to 1000W+ in standard LEDs).

Expert Installation Tip

The 3:1 Rule: For uniform lighting on a street, the distance between poles should be roughly 3 times the height of the pole. For example, if you use 6-meter poles, space them 18 meters apart to avoid dark "dead zones" between lights.