For residential developers

Light your roads before the utility shows up

Cammi is our full-size street light for collector roads and main entrances. It carries its own solar and battery, so there is nothing to trench, no transformer to wait on and no hydro account to hand to the residents later.

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Lights on before the grid gets there
Every system runs on its own solar and battery, so a phase can be lit the week the road is paved instead of the month the transformer shows up.
Cammi solar street lights lining a new subdivision road before the houses are built
A new subdivision road, lit before the houses went up
Specified by transport authorities and municipalities
Nevada Department of TransportationCity of TorontoCity of MississaugaCity of Hamilton
How it works

A street light that runs itself

Each pole carries its own solar panel and battery, so it never touches the grid. What makes it work through a Canadian winter is the software deciding how hard to run tonight.

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Solar and storage on the pole

No trench, no conduit, no meter and no hydro bill. The panel charges a lithium battery sized for your latitude, and the light runs from that all night, every night.

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Managed 24/7 through Illumience

Our cloud platform watches every light, reads local weather, and dims or brightens ahead of a bad week so the battery never runs flat. You see uptime and faults without sending anyone out.

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Engineered for your exact site

We size every system on 30 years of weather for your location and validate it for 365-day availability before you buy. A design for Sudbury is not a design for Windsor.

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Energy as a Service: power anywhere, for a fixed cost

We become your utility. You get power at a fixed, predictable cost with no grid connection needed, anywhere in the world, and we handle the rest: installation, 24/7 expert management, monitoring and weather-based optimisation. Installation is cheaper too, because there is no trenching, no conduit and no utility extension to pay for or wait on.

Why developers use it

Three things it takes off your critical path

Street lighting usually waits on the utility. That makes it one of the last things finished and one of the easiest things to slip.

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Light a phase before power arrives

You don't wait on the utility. Poles go in when the road does, so the first homeowners never move into a dark street.

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No trenching, no utility extension

Nothing to dig, no conduit, no transformer. That removes a line item and a long-lead dependency from the servicing budget.

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Nothing to hand over to the HOA

No hydro account and no monthly bill on the street lighting. We watch every light remotely, so the residents' association inherits something that looks after itself.

Cammi in the field

Explore real Cammi installations

Roadways, intersections and new subdivisions across North America. Every one of these runs without a grid connection.

Cammi specifications

Sized for collector roads and entrances

We size every system for your site using 30 years of local weather, then prove it will run all year before you buy it. Send us a plan and we'll come back with pole spacing and a lighting layout.

Output
40W to 150W continuous
Brightness
5,600 to 25,000 lumens
With dimming
Up to 460W and 66,200 lumens on smart profiles
Design
All-in-three: panel and battery cabinet separate from the fixture
Monitoring
24/7 remote management through Illumience
Engineered in
Toronto, Ontario

Canadian made product, compliant with the current U.S.-Canada free trade agreement.

Lighting local streets, courts or a pathway network rather than a collector road? Look at Cammi Lite

Cammi solar street light with separate solar panel and battery cabinet

Send us the site plan

Tell us how many poles and how far apart, and we'll come back with a layout, a lighting plan and a price in Canadian dollars.

✓A Canadian engineer replies within one business day
✓Pole spacing worked out for your phase, not a catalogue number
✓No trenching, no utility extension, no hydro account
✓Priced in Canadian dollars and shipped inside Canada
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Priced in Canadian dollars. No obligation.