Pedestrian Access Ways Lighting
Solar lighting facilitates pedestrian traffic through a built environment
Pedestrian access ways (PAW) are traffic-free laneways, designed to facilitate easy and efficient pedestrian movement in all areas of built environments. HIGHLUX most commonly recommends solar bollards for PAWs, however, in rural, remote, or areas of high crime and vandalism, a more powerful and “high up” system such as the SOLANOVA may be recommended where it provides a value-add option.
For pedestrian access ways (PAW) lighting, HIGHLUX most commonly recommends solar bollards, or SOLANOVA:
SOLABOLLARD: an Australian Made industrial-grade solar bollard light, typically installed at 1m height with an estimated light splay of around 6 to 9m diameter.

SOLANOVA: a premium Australian Made overhead lighting system with a simple, efficient design, with powerful capability offering an estimated light splay of 60m diameter.

Pedestrian Access Ways Lighting Projects
SOLANOVA Solar Lighting Pathways Through Campus at RMIT Bundoora, VIC
Solar Bollard Pathway Lighting, Lions Park Walkway, Meningie, SA
Cycleway: Solar Lighting for Shared Pathway by Dumaresq Creek in Armidale, NSW
Solar Bollard Pathway Lighting in Gardens & Grounds of Strathdon Orchard, VIC
Solar Bollard Lighting in Staggered Format Offers Maximum Light at Kallow Place, Fremantle, WA
Soft, Natural Light from Solar Bollards for the Southern Ocean Retreat, SA
Solar Bollards at the Healesville Labyrinth, VIC
Solar Bollards as Waypoint Lights Along Rural Road in Wellington, SA
Solar Bollards at 3m Height Light the New Shared Pathways Around Karratha, WA
Quiet Tree-Lined Kew Street Gently Lit with Australian Solar Bollards, VIC
Solar Bollards Lighting Through Surf Coast’s Gillean Place Pedestrian Access Way, Lara, VIC


