How many street lights are there in New Zealand?

In 2009 the majority of street lights in New Zealand were high-pressure sodium lamps. There were over 330,000 street lights across the country, running for over 4,000 hours each per year, consuming some $18 million worth of electricity. The focus in the early 2000s was on lighting that was cheaper and more energy-efficient.

Are solar street lights a good idea?

Solar powered street lights are a great way to avoid heavy installation costs which require digging 600mm trenches to meet NZ standards. Solar street lighting has become a lot more popular with government developments, council's and other commercial applications. Do your bit for the earth and buy solar street lights today! Showing 14 products.

Are ECOlight streetlights a good choice?

Practically immune to shock and vibration, the ECOLight range of LED streetlights is comprehensive. With a model to cover all public lighting applications it's never been so easy to reduce energy consumption while maintaining the look of the street. Our experienced team are available to assist with lighting design and specification if required.