Choosing a 12 m Sky Hub Community Pole for Malaysian Townships

Non-lighting smart pole with 2.8-3.2 kWp on-pole PV, 5-20 kWh battery, IP66, 4G/5G + LoRaWAN, drone dock, robot charging and 9-in-1 environmental sensing.

 

Reference layout: 88 poles at about 30 m spacing for about 2.64 km. Check line of sight, drone routes, and battery duty cycle.

 

Company: SOLARTODO LIMITED

 

Contact: Cinn Song, cinn@solartodo.com, +1 737 395 2103

 

Learn more: https://solartodo.com/products/smart-streetlight/smart-streetlight-drone-skyhub-hybrid-drone-hub-smart-community-drone-12-smart-streetlight-dbbdab67

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    SOLARTODO LIMITED

    What is a SKYHUB drone-dock pole? It is a 12 m octagonal steel pole that carries no street lantern and works as an off-grid edge node instead. An integrated monocrystalline PV body rated 2.8–3.2 kWp gives 1.0–1.3 kW DC at clear-sky peak and around 7–10 kWh a day in strong sun, feeding a 5–20 kWh battery class that powers the drone dock, edge computing, communications and night duty. Each pole combines nine functions, targets IP66 enclosures, operates from -40 °C to +55 °C, withstands 160 km/h winds and connects over 4G/5G plus LoRaWAN, with a 25-year design life. The seafront reference plan spaces 44 poles about 40 m apart along roughly 1.76 km of promenade. SOLARTODO LIMITED was founded in 2014; its factory is in Gaoyou, Jiangsu and its US office in Austin, Texas. Quality, environmental and workplace-safety management are certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018. Specifications: https://solartodo.com/products/smart-streetlight/smart-streetlight-drone-skyhub-hybrid-drone-hub-coastal-seafront-drone-12-smart-streetlight-d8aaa615

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