Of the 1,269 Streetleaf BLVD lights installed in the affected area, only 52 issues were reported during the storm. Only 5 were critical failures (lights not operational). Introduced in 2024, the Streetleaf BLVD is built for collector roads. It features a bifacial solar panel for efficient energy capture, motion activated dimming, and a battery that can last over 5 days without recharging.
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