TX Solar Reports 1.7 Million Solar Lighting Systems Delivered Worldwide for Global Infrastructure

Yangzhou Tianxiang Road Lamp Equipment Co., Ltd., operating as TX Solar, promotes solar street-lighting and high-mast systems for municipal, infrastructure, and commercial projects in more than 20 countries. The company says its Yangzhou-area facilities provide vertically integrated manufacturing, including photovoltaic panels, batteries, metal components, and customized luminaire housings for private-label and contract-manufacturing customers. Its engineering services reportedly include 3D CAD modeling, DIALux photometric simulations, custom pole and fixture designs, and support for international tender requirements. TX Solar also markets all-in-one and split-type systems, with lithium iron phosphate or gel battery options intended for climates ranging from desert heat and coastal moisture to sub-zero conditions. At the Canton Fair, the company showcased compact solar fixtures, larger infrastructure systems, and automatic-lift high-mast towers for highways, ports, rural roads, and other off-grid applications.
TX Solar says its Gaoyou City production facility covers 62,000 square meters and contains more than 220 specialized manufacturing units; the company also cites manufacturing roots dating to 1996, despite being established as TX Solar in 2008.
The company says it holds more than 63 technical patents supporting its customized outdoor-lighting projects.
TX Solar’s all-in-one fixtures are described as ranging from 10W to 150W and integrating monocrystalline photovoltaic panels, LiFePO4 batteries and smart controllers in aerodynamic aluminum housings.
For remote installations, the company says its systems use high-transmittance tempered glass and heavily anodized aluminum frames to improve solar-panel durability in severe wind conditions, while intelligent constant-current controllers help regulate the lighting systems.
TX Solar says split-type systems can be configured with pole-mounted aluminum battery enclosures or subterranean waterproof battery vaults, allowing storage layouts to be adapted to local site conditions.
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