First Light Technologies

Lights for
residential
developers

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17+ years
Of experience
in solar lighting
50,000+ labeled over a symbol of earth
Lights
installed worldwide
Bollard withstanding sunshine, clouds, snow and rain
Works in all
weather conditions
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No trenching, conduit or wiring needed

Trusted to Bring Light Wherever It’s Needed

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The Most Cost-Effective Outdoor Lighting Solution

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How it works

No Trenching, No Wiring, No Grid, No Problem.

Conventional outdoor lighting starts below ground — and that's where the cost, delay, and risk start too. FLT skips all of it.

1. Spec your site.
Choose the right fixture for your application; we help you get the layout right.
2. Bolt it down.
One person, under 30 minutes, no electrician and no electrical permit.
3. It runs itself.
Every unit charges by day and lights by night, automatically — for decades.
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Installs in under 30 minutes

A single person can deploy a unit start to finish, which takes electrical delays off your critical path.

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Captures and converts more energy, even in partial shade

Full-surface FLT Active Cell™ panels capture more usable sunlight than standard cells, while FLT ChargeLogic™ converts it efficiently even in shade, cold or low light.

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Runs on 2-3 hours of sunlight

Up to 21 days of autonomy without a full charge, compared with the 3–5 days typical of other solar lighting.

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Installs in under 30 minutes

FLT All-Weather™ LiFePO4 chemistry holds up in extreme heat and cold, with 2,000+ charge cycles for 10+ year battery life inside a 20+ year fixture.

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Lights itself, dusk to dawn, automatically

FLT Adaptive Intelligence™ manages astronomical lighting profiles and output automatically — with app control and motion sensing available on select fixtures.

Hardwired vs Solar

Compare how our solar technology outperforms hardwired lighting

Factor

Copper wire vulnerability
Lifetime ROI
Speed of installation
Grid dependency

Hardwired

Copper wiring is exposed and theft-prone
Higher lifecycle costs from trenching and utilities
Slower install with trenching and electrical work
Vulnerable to blackouts and brownouts

Solar

No copper wire to steal
Lower lifecycle costs with no utility bills
Faster install with minimal site disruption
Operates independently of the grid

“This solar lighting is better than the electric lighting we had in place before”

John Doe | Infrastructure Maintenance Supervisor
City of Cape Canaveral, FL

Frequently asked questions

Are commercial solar bollards reliable enough for large-scale residential development?
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How much can solar bollards save compared to grid-tied trail lighting?
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What makes FLT solar bollards different from cheaper solar alternatives?
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Where are FLT solar bollards best suited for residential land development?
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How long do FLT solar bollards last in the field?
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