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Catarroja is a Spanish town located in the south of Valencia. In the past, the municipality had built several dog parks so residents could walk their pets pleasantly. However, while these parks were appreciated by the residents of Catarroja and their companions, they lacked a lot of lighting. The The municipality approached Sunna Design to quickly overcome this lack of street lights while opting for a reliable and energy-efficient solution.
Catarroja – ESPAGNE
In Catarroja, the situation is clear: the dog parks are dark and don’t have direct access to the electrical network. The city’s technical managers in charge of the street lighting project and the installer ETRA thus had two intervention options. With the installation of traditional street lamps, the lighting of dog parks would require heavy work, such as digging trenches to connect the three parks in question to electricity. By choosing solar street lamps, the work was simplified, less expensive, and without inconvenience for the inhabitants.
A technical and financial analysis of the situation made it possible to highlight the best solution for this street lighting project: solar street lamps.
The municipality of Catarroja and one of the installers in charge of the maintenance of public lighting contacted Sunna Design to express their needs in terms of solar street lighting in the three dog parks of the city.
After a customized analysis of the client and terrain’s needs, Sunna Design teams selected 2 iSSL Maxi area solar streetlights and 9 iSSL Maxi Road solar streetlights. With a color temperature of 3000 k and a light level of 10 lux, these solar solutions provide quality lighting uniformity for the comfort of users of the public spaces.
The project managers did not hesitate to entrust the lighting of these different areas to Sunna Design, seduced by the speed and ease of installation of these autonomous street lamps powered by free energy that doesn’t involve an increase in the energy bill. Sunna Design’s solar solutions also have unequaled reliability, a 6-year warranty on the entire product, and a sober design that adapts to all environments, all arguments in favor of a fruitful and fully satisfactory collaboration between the municipality of Catarroja and Sunna Design.
Alto is an all-in-one architectural solar bollard, designed to combine energy performance, clean design, and seamless urban integration. Its extruded aluminum body and cast top ensure exceptional durability, even in demanding environments. Equipped with two high-efficiency monocrystalline solar panels and a LiFePO₄ battery, it recharges quickly and delivers reliable, autonomous lighting for up to three consecutive nights. Compact, discreet, and easy to install, Alto meets the needs of municipalities and planners seeking a sustainable lighting solution with no grid connection required.
The UP1 is a reliable and robust stand-alone solar lighting solution, particularly suitable for pedestrian, bicycle path and car park lighting. This innovative product offers a very simple and fast installation with un- matched performance and connected services such as SunnAPP.
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