SolarKing, Inc - Intelligent Energy Solutions Solar LED Lighting RV Systems Phoenix Scottsdale Arizona

Mobile: 602-920-7890
Email: info@solarking.com
Sivert: sivert@solarking.com

The need for well-designed reasonably-priced monument/sign lighting systems is on the upswing. Generally, due to the costs associated with running high-voltage power to a monument/sign (but sometimes just due to bad-planning!), monuments/signs often end up without power or lighting.

SolarKing has designed and installed a number of monument/sign lighting systems and our customers are very pleased with the end product. Not only does the customer not have to deal with the costs and disruptions associated with the saw-cutting and trenching of streets and sidewalks typically required to “import” high-voltage power/lighting to the monument/sign, they also don’t have the costs associated with high-voltage wiring, conduit and metering and, of course, there’s never any charge for electricity when using solar-power!

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SolarKing designs its monument/sign lighting systems with the following objectives in mind:

Durability

* The use of LED (light emitting diode) lights eliminates any need to replace bulbs or ballasts (LED lights have a 10+ year life cycle).
* The use of over-sized maintenance-free batteries which are typically shallow-buried in the ground to minimize the likelihood of vandalism/theft and maximize battery life (due to a fixed-temperature controlled-environment).
* The use of unbreakable solar modules (when available) which are mounted in areas that reduce the visibility of the module while maximizing the power-output from the module.

Cost-effectiveness

Given the fact that monument/sign lighting is often a nice-to-have feature versus a necessary-to-have requirement, our systems are designed to provide years of maintenance-free service at a minimum of cost. That being said, we do not cut costs by using sub-standard lighting, modules, or controllers since our ultimate objective of delighting our customers can only be achieved with the best balance of durability, performance, and cost.