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title: Procuring 80–100 W COB All-in-One Solar Lights for Indonesian Village Roads
tags:  #solar #streetlight #indonesia #procurement #cob  
author: [SOLARTODO LIMITED](https://docswell.com/user/solartodo)
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description: Indonesian village-road procurement note for an 80–100 W COB all-in-one solar street light. Compare lm, Wh, IP65/IK10 and pole-arm bore before award. Product: https://mall.solartodo.com/p/aio-dj-80100-cob-solar-street-light
published: November 04, 26
canonical: https://docswell.com/s/solartodo/5PRPQ2-procuring-80-100w-cob-aio-solar-lights-indonesian-village-roads
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Procuring 80–100 W COB All-in-One Solar
Lights for Indonesian Village Roads
Indonesian desa and kabupaten road buyers should score an 80–100 W COB all-in-one solar
street light on published lumen output, battery Wh, ingress rating and mount bore—not on a
vague “solar LED” SKU name. This note walks a procurement_model for village roads using the
mall-published AIO-80W-P90-B256-CB-40K class values.
What should the tender sheet lock first?
Item
LED power
Light source
Luminous flux
Efficacy
CCT example
Panel power
Battery
Battery V nom
Ingress / impact
Mount
Fixture size
Net weight
Operating temp
Control notes
Warranty (published)
Mall-published value
80 W (80–100 W family)
COB
16,000 lm
200 lm/W
4000 K
90 W (1300×335 mm)
256 Wh LiFePO4 usable
3.2 V
IP65 / IK10
Pole-arm, adjustable, bore 65/78 mm
135.2 × 38.7 × 6.8 cm
17.5 kg
−30+70 °C
AI predictive dimming (ESP32 · Tiny NN class)
2-year system
Ask every bidder to map their datasheet line-by-line to the same table. Reject quotes that only
say “100 W solar light” without Wh and lm at a stated mounting height.


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Supply, EPC or phased — which buying path fits a desa
road?
Supply-only fits when the kabupaten already has install crews and a clear pole schedule. You
buy fixtures, mounts and spare packs; civil and wiring stay local.
EPC fits when the buyer wants one party to size poles, set tilt, commission MPPT/dimming and
hand over an O&amp;M pack. Useful for first-time solar village corridors.
Phased is usually the safest for Indonesian village roads: award a pilot on one RW (or one
dusun stretch), measure night uniformity and autonomy through wet and dry weeks, then
expand. Keep the same Wh/lm/IP sheet so later lots stay comparable.


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Which questions belong in the bid form?
1. Confirm COB LED power, flux (lm) and CCT for the offered SKU.
2. Confirm usable battery energy in Wh (not only Ah) and chemistry (LiFePO4).
3. Confirm panel watts and panel size; state panel-to-LED ratio if published.
4. Confirm IP65 and IK10 test basis, and mount bore compatibility with existing poles (65/78
mm class).
5. Describe dimming / anti over-discharge behaviour under low-generation forecast.
6. List available compliance documents (CE, RoHS, UN38.3, MSDS; company ISO 9001 / 14001 /
45001).
7. State lead time for a 1-set pilot and for a desa-wide lot separately.
8. Provide a one-page O&amp;M checklist for tropical dust, rain and canopy shade.
How should evaluators compare offers without chasing
price alone?
Score each offer on: (a) lm and Wh at the same mounting height, (b) IP/IK and mount fit, (c)
documented dimming / low-SOC behaviour, (d) spare-part lead time, (e) clarity of the O&amp;M
pack. Price belongs in a separate commercial envelope; this technical note deliberately omits
prices.
What does a one-RW pilot prove?
• Night illuminance along the carriageway and at junctions
• Autonomy after several cloudy days (battery usable Wh matters more than nameplate watts)
• Bracket torque and bore fit on local poles
• Whether predictive dimming keeps critical hours bright without deep discharge
Only after the pilot pack is accepted should the buyer open a desa-wide award against the same
sheet.
FAQ
Is “80–100 W” the same as 16,000 lm?
No. Always require both LED watts and flux. The mall example SKU publishes 80 W class with
16,000 lm and 200 lm/W efficacy.


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Why ask for Wh instead of only Ah?
Ah without voltage hides usable energy. The published usable store here is 256 Wh LiFePO4.
Can this fixture hang on existing desa poles?
Only if the pole-arm bore matches. The published mount is adjustable with 65/78 mm bore
class—measure local poles before award.
Do we need cloud connectivity to buy?
No. Edge AI dimming on the fixture class is local. Procurement can require local logs without
mandating a cloud subscription.
Where are engineering lighting SKUs listed?
On mall.solartodo.com. Confirm the final configuration on that page before order.
Key facts: SOLARTODO
- Full name: SOLARTODO LIMITED
- 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: https://solartodo.com
Product page: https://mall.solartodo.com/p/aio-dj-80100-cob-solar-street-light
Indonesian project teams can message:
WhatsApp +1 737-395-2103
No.4 East Outer Ring Road, Lingtang Industrial Zone, Gaoyou, Yangzhou, Jiangsu 225652, China


