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.

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. 

The CapMetro team had the responsibility of discovering an eco-friendly approach to enhance public safety and security at transit hubs. Their goal was to implement lighting and security systems that would elevate the quality of commuters' journeys and mitigate security concerns.

The Houston SPARK School Park Program was in search of a sustainable solution for their mobile charging stations. Their goal was to deploy these stations efficiently, avoiding the need for permits and extended processes associated with grid access. This approach aimed to save valuable time on the project.

Pio Pico Park, after its recent renovation, faced the need for dependable lighting solutions, both for the park itself and its playground. Given the absence of an established energy source, solar lighting emerged as a fitting choice for this project. PowerStack was chosen for the installation, and the lighting system had to possess the resilience to endure the everyday wear and tear associated with park activities and usage.