LEO 360 Solar Area Light
Designed By FlexSol Lighting Solutions and John Rizzi
LEO’s area light for 360 solar offers unmatched off-grid performance and visual comfort. Available in pole heights up to 20 feet, the high-efficiency vertical solar array maximizes energy capture throughout the day, while autonomous smart controls adjust output based on environmental conditions. LEO solar balances performance and aesthetics. Its enhanced sustainability and flexibility make it an ideal choice for design-forward projects in a range of use cases.
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Low voltage DC system, optimized with high-efficacy light engine
Cylindrical solar modules optimize efficiency, even in northern locations and adverse weather conditions
Borosilicate glass surface resists dust and snow accumulation
360 Solar machine learning system monitors and adapts energy use to environmental conditions
FlexSol Lighting Solutions
Based in the Netherlands, FlexSol Lighting Solutions has dedicated itself to advancing the reach and efficiency of solar technology. The company pioneered the manufacture of highly efficient mono-crystalline silicon solar cells which can be applied to ceramic roof tiles and cylindrical solar arrays mounted vertically, eliminating the need for bulky, high-maintenance flat panel assemblies. Through innovation and engineering excellence, FlexSol is redefining what’s possible in the field of sustainable energy.
John Rizzi
John Rizzi was educated in industrial design and learned from the masters by helping develop designs by Michael Graves, Neils Diffrient, Richard Sapper and Massimo and Leila Vignelli. He began his own practice in 1985 and over the past two decades has designed bike accessories, office furniture systems, lounge seating, tables and lighting for major national and international companies. Rizzi's design process is rigorous, analytic and self-critical. His work has won IDSA, APEX, Contract Magazine and NEOCON Best Products Gold and Silver awards. His designs for Landscape Forms include the Parc Vue bench and receptacle, Parc Centre tables and chairs, and the Parc Lounge chair and ottoman.
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360 Solar - Brochure
Brochure (PDF)
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LEO 360 Solar Area Light - Specification Sheet
Specification Sheet (PDF)
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LEO 360 Solar Area Light - Installation Guide
Installation Guide (PDF)
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360 Solar - Applications Guide
Applications Guide (PDF)
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LEO 360 Solar Area Light - Sustainability
Sustainability (PDF)
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LEO 360 Solar Area Light - CSI Guide Spec
Guide Specs (DOC)
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360 Solar - FAQ's
Custom (PDF)
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Articles
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