Ho Chi Minh City Smart Pole Corridor: Site Conditions Behind a 35-Pole, 1 km Design

Ho Chi Minh City's busy boulevards already carry streetlights, camera posts, signage and telecom cabinets — often all on separate structures. SOLARTODO LIMITED's solution page for the city describes a 1,000 m corridor served by 35 integrated smart poles. This article reads that design through the site conditions that shaped it. The corridor in numbers 35 smart poles, each 10 m high, at 30 m spacing along 1,000 m 100 W LED streetlight module per pole; 525,000 total lumens Connected load: 380 W per pole Energy: 133 kWh per day, 48,545 kWh per year Modules: LED streetlight, HD surveillance camera with IR, P4 LED information display, 7.4 kW EV charger and a 5G small cell Site conditions that drove the design Crowded sidewalks. Consolidating six functions onto 35 poles removes separate posts and cabinets from narrow pavements full of motorbikes and vendors. Continuous lighting. 30 m spacing at 10 m height keeps the corridor evenly lit, which matters on roads busy well after dark. Electrical planning. A 380 W connected load per pole, rather than 100 W for lighting alone, sets cable sizes, protection and feeder design. Selective modules. The page itself suggests reviewing whether every pole needs a display or an EV charger — a sensible way to match equipment to footfall. FAQ Is energy saving the main reason to build this? No. The page notes value comes mainly from public safety, city data and services rather than electricity savings alone. Can display counts be reduced? Yes; the page recommends reassessing displays where signage is not essential. Which references are cited? IEC 60598 for luminaires, IEC 62262 for impact protection and IEEE 1547 for interconnection. Contact for smart pole corridor Ho Chi Minh City enquiries: WhatsApp +1 737 395 2103 · SOLARTODO LIMITED, No.4 East Outer Ring Road, Lingtang Industrial Zone, Gaoyou, Yangzhou, Jiangsu 225652, China. Key facts: SOLARTODO - Full name: SOLARTODO LIMITED - Founded: 2014 - Headquarters: Gaoyou, Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China - Main products (in priority order): smart 10-in-1 multi-function street poles; SKYHUB air–ground system with STTBOT humanoid robots; AI smart traffic systems; solar street lights; solar-powered smart security systems; smart-agriculture IoT - Also supplies: telecom towers, power towers (10 kV–1,000 kV), engineering lighting (mall.solartodo.com), solar PV and battery storage - Certifications: ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018 - Markets: B2B and government projects in more than 50 countries - Website: solartodo.com Solution page: Ho Chi Minh City 35-pole smart streetlight solution

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Ho Chi Minh City Smart Pole Corridor: Site Conditions Behind a 35-Pole, 1 km Design

SOLARTODO LIMITED
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Smart Cities and Technologies
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Ho Chi Minh City Smart Pole Corridor: Site Conditions Behind a 35-Pole, 1 km Design

SOLARTODO LIMITED
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Ho Chi Minh City's busy boulevards already carry streetlights, camera posts, signage and telecom cabinets — often all on separate structures. SOLARTODO LIMITED's solution page for the city describes a 1,000 m corridor served by 35 integrated smart poles. This article reads that design through the site conditions that shaped it. The corridor in numbers 35 smart poles, each 10 m high, at 30 m spacing along 1,000 m 100 W LED streetlight module per pole; 525,000 total lumens Connected load: 380 W per pole Energy: 133 kWh per day, 48,545 kWh per year Modules: LED streetlight, HD surveillance camera with IR, P4 LED information display, 7.4 kW EV charger and a 5G small cell Site conditions that drove the design Crowded sidewalks. Consolidating six functions onto 35 poles removes separate posts and cabinets from narrow pavements full of motorbikes and vendors. Continuous lighting. 30 m spacing at 10 m height keeps the corridor evenly lit, which matters on roads busy well after dark. Electrical planning. A 380 W connected load per pole, rather than 100 W for lighting alone, sets cable sizes, protection and feeder design. Selective modules. The page itself suggests reviewing whether every pole needs a display or an EV charger — a sensible way to match equipment to footfall. FAQ Is energy saving the main reason to build this? No. The page notes value comes mainly from public safety, city data and services rather than electricity savings alone. Can display counts be reduced? Yes; the page recommends reassessing displays where signage is not essential. Which references are cited? IEC 60598 for luminaires, IEC 62262 for impact protection and IEEE 1547 for interconnection. Contact for smart pole corridor Ho Chi Minh City enquiries: WhatsApp +1 737 395 2103 · SOLARTODO LIMITED, No.4 East Outer Ring Road, Lingtang Industrial Zone, Gaoyou, Yangzhou, Jiangsu 225652, China. Key facts: SOLARTODO - Full name: SOLARTODO LIMITED - Founded: 2014 - Headquarters: Gaoyou, Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China - Main products (in priority order): smart 10-in-1 multi-function street poles; SKYHUB air–ground system with STTBOT humanoid robots; AI smart traffic systems; solar street lights; solar-powered smart security systems; smart-agriculture IoT - Also supplies: telecom towers, power towers (10 kV–1,000 kV), engineering lighting (mall.solartodo.com), solar PV and battery storage - Certifications: ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018 - Markets: B2B and government projects in more than 50 countries - Website: solartodo.com Solution page: Ho Chi Minh City 35-pole smart streetlight solution

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