Goldsuno ilumina una carretera municipal de Mauricio con farolas solares «todo en uno» FlyDragon2

Goldsuno has successfully delivered a government-backed municipal road lighting project in Mauritius, supplying 13 units of its FlyDragon2 Series all-in-one solar street lights. The deployment includes the JXL-ISL03-100W y JXL-ISL03-120W models, specifically engineered to deliver reliable off-grid illumination for local road infrastructure.         

The selection of Goldsuno’s integrated solar lighting solutions for this government project highlights the growing demand for sustainable, resilient energy systems in island nations. Mauritius presents unique environmental challenges for outdoor lighting, including high humidity, salt-laden coastal air, and the need for energy independence.

The FlyDragon2 Series addresses these conditions with a robust all-in-one design that combines high-efficiency solar panels, lithium battery storage, and LED technology into a single, compact unit, minimizing installation complexity and maintenance requirements.                

 “This municipal road project in Mauritius reflects our commitment to providing durable, high-performance solar street lighting for public infrastructure,” said a representative from Goldsuno. “Our FlyDragon2 Series is built to withstand demanding climates while ensuring continuous operation through intelligent energy management. We are proud to support the Mauritian government’s renewable energy objectives with reliable, cost-effective lighting solutions.”                      

The JXL-ISL03 models offered to the Mauritian project feature high-lumen output and smart power control, designed to maintain illumination during extended periods of low solar irradiance. As a manufacturer focused on solar street light innovation, Goldsuno continues to expand its presence in international government and municipal projects, offering OEM and ODM services to meet diverse regional standards.           

This delivery reinforces Goldsuno’s position as a trusted partner for sustainable infrastructure development, providing solar lighting solutions that reduce grid dependency and operational costs for municipalities worldwide.