Canton Fair: TX Solar Showcases Solar Street Lights and High Mast Lights for Global Infrastructure Buyers

Nov 2, 2026



Yangzhou, Jiangsu Nov 1, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - GUANGZHOU, China. At the China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair), global EPC contractors, public works directors, and municipal procurement delegations gathered to resolve large-scale infrastructure lighting challenges across diverse regional climates. Modern highway expansions, port terminals, and rural electrification projects require reliable off-grid energy architectures and robust high-mast structures capable of enduring extreme wind loads. To address complex international infrastructure requirements and provide scalable direct-factory manufacturing, Yangzhou Tianxiang Road Lamp Equipment Co., Ltd. (TX Solar / Tianxiang Group) showcased its latest engineered infrastructure solar street lights and high mast systems at the exhibition. Founded in 2008 in Gaoyou City, TX Solar presented complete municipal solutions spanning compact all-in-one solar luminaires, split-type systems, and heavy-duty automatic lift high-mast towers to empower global infrastructure buyers across more than 20 countries.

Showcase Highlights and Full Infrastructure Product Portfolio

The TX Solar exhibition stand attracted substantial attention from government infrastructure delegations and municipal procurement specialists. Engineers showcased the compact all-in-one solar street light series. These integrated fixtures scale across versatile wattage options from 10W to 150W. Each fixture integrates monocrystalline panels, LiFePO4 batteries, and smart controllers within aerodynamic aluminum housings. For major highways, TX Solar presented standardized split-type solar street lights. These systems span mounting heights from 6 meters to 12 meters with adaptable luminaire ratings. In the high-mast zone, technical representatives demonstrated heavy-duty automatic lift lighting towers ranging from 15 meters to 45 meters. The motorized lifting winch operates smoothly at controlled speeds. Automatic mechanical latches lock the luminaire ring securely at the tower top. This self-locking design unloads static tension from internal hoisting cables. These heavy-duty structures support high-output LED floodlights to illuminate expansive areas across highways, container terminals, airport aprons, and sports arenas.

Engineered Component Integration and Technical Advantages

International project contractors examined the electro-mechanical architecture of TX Solar systems during hands-on technical presentations. Company engineers detailed the high photoelectric conversion efficiency of in-house monocrystalline photovoltaic modules. These solar panels feature low-iron tempered glass and sealed backing films for durable energy harvesting. Luminaires incorporate high-lumen LED modules paired with precision bat-wing optical lenses to ensure uniform roadway illuminance. Technical staff demonstrated intelligent constant-current digital controllers featuring high conversion efficiency and programmable multi-stage dimming profiles. For energy storage, TX Solar highlighted dedicated lithium iron phosphate battery packs. These modular cells deliver extended deep-cycle durability and stable thermal resilience across wide operating temperature thresholds. Structural engineers explained the fabrication of certified Q235 and Q345 steel lighting columns. Automated robotic seam welding and dual-layer hot-dip galvanizing deliver long-term corrosion resistance in demanding outdoor environments. The demonstration emphasized complete component harmony across all mechanical and electrical subsystems.

Global Project Execution and Multi-Country Supply Chain Capability

TX Solar's established international track record served as a major foundation of buyer trust at the fair. The company has delivered over 1,700,000 lighting systems to municipal and commercial infrastructure developments across more than 20 countries. Delegations from Southeast Asia and Africa reviewed case documentation from installations in Thailand, the Philippines, Cambodia, Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. Technical buyers from South America and Central Asia examined verified project files from Panama and Uzbekistan. TX Solar operates a modern 62,000 square meter factory equipped with over 220 advanced machines. Dedicated automated production lines support agile order execution. The facility delivers customized engineering samples within 7 days. Production teams complete full container export orders within 20 to 30 days. Experienced international logistics specialists manage container packing, shipping documentation, and customs clearance efficiently. Global buyers confirmed that TX Solar provides dependable manufacturing backing for large-scale public tenders, supporting seamless international project deployment.

Engineering Collaboration and Turnkey Municipal Tender Services

Beyond standard hardware supply, TX Solar demonstrated its specialized engineering services for complex public infrastructure tenders. The factory engineering department of 16 technical specialists provides complimentary DIALux photometric calculations. Engineers calculate precise ground lux distributions, uniformity ratios, and optimal pole spacing to reduce total column quantities across multi-lane highways. Structural engineers deliver wind load moment calculations and foundation anchor bolt designs for non-standard steel columns. Before packaging, quality inspectors execute over 16 thorough functional testing procedures across every product batch. Testing includes integrating sphere optical measurements, high-voltage insulation tests, salt spray exposure, and 24-hour continuous electrical burn-in cycles. This technical support enables international contractors to secure tender approvals smoothly. Field engineers execute installations confidently using complete turnkey factory documentation. Complete engineering records expedite municipal project handovers and ensure long-term system stability.

About Yangzhou Tianxiang Road Lamp Equipment Co., Ltd. (TX Solar)

Founded in 2008 in Gaoyou City, Jiangsu Province, TX Solar operates a modern 62,000 square meter manufacturing base equipped with over 220 advanced production machines. Operating under certified ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 management systems, the enterprise holds over 63 registered technical patents and maintains dedicated in-house workshops for solar photovoltaic modules, LiFePO4 battery packs, LED luminaires, and hot-dip galvanized steel poles. Products hold CCC, CQC, and CE certifications. Having delivered over 1,700,000 lighting systems across Southeast Asia, Africa, South America, and the Middle East, TX Solar provides proven mass-manufacturing reliability, direct factory pricing, and full-lifecycle engineering support for public works authorities and infrastructure contractors worldwide.
Infrastructure procurement delegations and overseas contractors can review the full range of solar street lights and high mast systems showcased at the exhibition. Download verified project datasheets, DIALux simulation files, and direct tender quotations at https://www.txzmlamp.com/.

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