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Read how PowerStack vertical solar has changed the game for a range of industries and clients. Case studies on everything from solar street lighting to remote monitoring, showing the power of PowerStack.

Berrigan Shire wanted to deploy solar street lighting, device charging and more, in a sustainable way. In areas where accessing grid power was difficult and expensive, PowerStack provided the solution.

When Cadia Valley Operations needed to deploy security at a remote site in their Gold mine operation, they were looking for an easy-to-deploy off-grid power source. PowerStack's vertical solar provided the solution.

When a green transformation project in Melbourne's West needed a sustainable power solution for pathway lighting, PowerStack was the winning choice. The technology choice, sleek design and ease of installation were all key factors in determining that PowerStack vertical solar poles were the ideal way to deploy power.

Sustainable, off-grid security lighting for the gate of the Woodlands Estate, in Gordonton, Waikato. PowerStack deployed to power motion sensor LEDs to enhance staff and visitor safety and security.

PowerStack solar power pole runs a dual camera and communications solution to enhance safety and security at the Wattamolla picnic area in the Royal National Park.

When BlueScope wanted a flexible, and semi mobile power solution for their Innovation Labs site in NSW, PowerStack was the sustainable and easy-to-deploy solution. Reliable power that could be up and running in hours, and moved at a future date as needed.

When Coolamon Shire Council wanted to deploy sustainable infrastructure for phone charging at a local park, PowerStack vertical solar was the ideal choice. Easily deployed and giving reliable power for an integrated 4-way phone charging station.

When the town of Dongara was looking for a sustainable lighting option to illuminate street crossings and pathways, PowerStack was the ideal solution. This 8m+ installation showcases the versatility of the vertical solar systems.

Powering remote monitoring infrastructure in Victorian bushland to detect and locate bushfires for the Melbourne Water Corporation.

The City of Darwin wanted to deploy smart poles to help monitor usage and create more efficient, safer and more connected public spaces. They used PowerStack as a sustainable and easy-to-deploy solution for powering the smart city devices.

When BlueScope steelworks were looking for a sustainable way to deploy a LoRaWAN gateway and IoT weather station, we knew PowerStack could help. Sustainable infrastructure that provides data insights access to help with predictive maintenance, planning and optimisation processes...

When Shoalhaven City Council wanted to deploy a wireless phone charging station at their state-of-the-art play park in Boongaree, they needed an off-grid power solution. PowerStack was able to provide decentralised power for phone charging in a sustainable and sleek-looking solution.

When iconic Aussie brand Capilano Honey wanted to deploy power quickly and efficiently for security infrastructure at one of their production facilities, PowerStack's off-grid solar was the ideal choice. Minimised disruption during installation and a sleek finish were winning factors.

PowerStack were chosen due to their ability to blend into their environment, their vandal resistance and their reliability with CCTV systems and ANPR software analytics.

When Shellharbour Council needed a sustainable lighting option for their carparking and amenities at Ces Glenholmes Oval, PowerStack was able to answer the call. Integrating easily with their chosen luminaire, and going in quickly and easily, PowerStack vertical solar hit all the requirements for this project.

PowerStack has deployed intelligence in the form of traffic monitoring systems, placed in strategic locations across the precinct, to drive data on how fast vehicular traffic moves throughout their roadways, bridges and intersections.

The local council needed a lighting solution for a new coastal walkway. This development consisted of a new pathway, street furniture, landscaping and lighting systems to connect residences to many of the regional recreational facilities.

The University of Wollongong required security systems to monitor roadways in and out of their campus. Their security division required 6 poles in locations they never thought they could achieve, given the cost to run underground infrastructure.

When Mackay Regional Council needed to deploy lighting, CCTV and associated communications at boat ramps, they were looking for an off-grid solution that could power a 'turtle safe' luminaire. PowerStack was the weatherproof, easy-to-install solution.