FAQ

Solar lighting FAQ

for B2B buyers.

Fast answers for importers, distributors, OEM brands, contractors and project buyers preparing solar lighting RFQs.

Product selection

Choose the right lighting family before asking for specs.

OEM / ODM

Private label, packaging, logo and product-line questions.

Documents

Datasheets, certificates, manuals and technical files.

Samples & terms

MOQ, lead time, warranty and sample order boundaries.

Project RFQ

What to send for road, parking, security or pathway projects.

How to use this page

Scan by question type.

Exact specs, certificates, MOQ, lead time, price and warranty stay model-specific and RFQ-confirmed.

01

Product selection

Help buyers decide the right product family before sales discusses exact models.

How do I choose between all-in-one and split solar street lights?

All-in-one lights are usually simpler for clean road, campus and distributor programs. Split systems are better when panel position, shade, service access or project layout needs more flexibility. Final selection should be confirmed with site context and model files.

Parking and industrial sites usually need area coverage, mounting review, lighting zones and operating schedules. Start from the parking-lot or flood-light solution path, then confirm fixture type, pole height, control mode and document needs.

Yes. Security lights are selected around gates, fences, perimeters, sensors and response behavior. Flood lights are selected around beam direction, target area and mounting angle.

No. Road width, pole height, sun exposure, operating profile, certification needs and buyer channel all affect the recommendation. A product page can guide selection, but model confirmation belongs in RFQ.

02

OEM / ODM

Answer private-label questions without promising unconfirmed commercial terms.

Can Ovkara support OEM or private-label solar lighting orders?

Yes, OEM and private-label requests can be reviewed. Buyers should send logo needs, packaging style, manual language, label requirements, target market and forecast quantity.

Common review items include logo, carton, label, manual, CCT, control mode, product family, packaging set and document package. Engineering changes need model-by-model review.

The site should support that path. A distributor can start with target product families, market requirements, sample priorities and packaging expectations, then request model files for comparison.

They can. MOQ and lead time depend on product family, packaging complexity, order quantity, material readiness and approval process. Sales should confirm them during RFQ.

03

Documents

Route buyers to controlled files instead of publishing unsupported claims.

Can I request datasheets before sample order?

Yes. Buyers can request datasheets by product family or model interest. Exact parameters should come from approved model files.

Certificate availability depends on product model and destination market. Buyers should ask for the required certificate type and explain the approval use.

Installation and controller documents can be requested when the product family or model is clear. Project-specific installation advice may require site details.

For project or tender review, buyers should request the required file type and application. File availability should be confirmed by model.

04

Samples & terms

Keep price, MOQ, warranty and timing honest: useful, but RFQ-confirmed.

Can I order samples before bulk order?

Yes, sample testing is a normal path for importers, distributors and project buyers. Use samples to check product fit, brightness, control mode, packaging and documents before bulk order.

No. MOQ depends on product family, model, customization, packaging and production status. The FAQ should guide buyers to ask about MOQ, not publish one generic number.

Lead time depends on sample or bulk order stage, product family, customization and material status. Sales should confirm the current schedule during RFQ.

Warranty should be confirmed by model, order terms and market requirements. Public copy should avoid one broad warranty promise until approved.

05

Project RFQ

Turn loose questions into useful project enquiries.

What should I send for a road lighting RFQ?

Send road type, approximate width, pole height or pole plan, location/climate context, quantity, operating schedule and required documents.

Send site type, lot zones, mounting conditions, approximate dimensions, quantity, lighting purpose, destination country and project timeline.

The page should support the first step: application, site context and product family review. Detailed design, photometric files or tender support should be confirmed by sales and engineering.

Send buyer role, product family, application, quantity, destination country, document needs and whether the request is for sample, distributor program or project quotation.

RFQ path

Still have a specific

question

Send the basics below and sales can answer with the right product family, document path or next technical question.

01 Buyer role and company type

02 Product family or application

03 Quantity, sample stage or forecast

04 Destination market and required documents

05 OEM packaging, logo or project context

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