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Aesthetics Meets Maximum Performance with Aeto Solar Lighting from Selux

Selux Aeto Solar

Selux unveils Aeto Solar Lighting, a groundbreaking solar lighting system that redefines urban illumination. Aeto impresses with its sleek, reduced design. The innovative product combines minimalist design with maximum performance, setting a new standard for sustainable and efficient lighting solutions.

Aeto is a modular system column consisting of a pole base element that is combined with one or more luminaire heads and PV elements with a square cross-section. The scalable solar units are vertically and almost seamlessly integrated into the pole. The result is a slim lighting column that blends perfectly into any environment, contributing to a calm and clean aesthetic in public spaces. Thanks to configurable options, Aeto is optimized for maximum energy yield and can be flexibly adapted to different locations and applications. This allows Aeto to provide efficient and sustainable lighting in urban spaces, harmoniously combining safety and beauty with nature.

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Scalable solar units

Aeto solar units are scalable between one and four meters, depending on the application and energy needs. They are seamlessly integrated into the pole and align flush with the profile housing. The result is a harmonious, high-quality, and timeless design that perfectly unites form and function.

360° energy absorption

The vertically integrated solar units guarantee optimal sunlight absorption from all directions. Even in diffuse light conditions, reflected light is absorbed thanks to the 360° orientation. Additionally, their vertical alignment ensures that the solar cells are not covered by snow or leaves. This ensures continuous functionality throughout all seasons.

High efficiency

The monocrystalline solar cells are arranged using a sophisticated shingle technique to optimize sunlight absorption. They are highly efficient, achieving an absorption rate of at least 23%. This allows for a slim, reduced design without compromising on efficiency. The innovative technology guarantees maximum energy yield in a compact area.

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Flexible Light Height

Different applications require varying light point heights, whether mounted high for large pole distances or lower for more environmentally-conscious lighting. Therefore, the light point heights are adjustable from 4 to 7 meters. The light head can be positioned in half-meter increments independently of the solar units, ensuring maximum flexibility.

Intelligent light modeling

The energy consumption of a solar light is primarily influenced by the duration of illumination and light intensity. Aeto features 6 pre-configured lighting profiles. Some of these profiles include options to turn off the light at night to protect the environment. Optional motion sensors can be integrated to meet additional safety and orientation needs.

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Designed to protect the natural night sky

Aeto is Dark Sky compliant, protecting the natural night sky. The low-lying optics, the shape of the housing, and the reduced light emission surface are combined to maximize light utilization while minimizing light pollution.

Subtle elegance

With a width of just 178 mm, Aeto sets new standards: The pole is as wide as necessary to ensure maximum energy capture, and as slim as possible to blend harmoniously into any environment. With its deep black solar cells, Aeto is an elegant, minimalist luminaire that perfectly combines function and aesthetics.

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