Solar street lights are primarily categorized by their component integration: all-in-one (integrated), split (semi-integrated), and conventional/separate systems.

All-in-one solar street lights combine multiple components into a single unit, offering a compact and integrated design. This type of system is ideal for simple installations where space is limited.

Split solar street lights separate the components into distinct units, allowing for greater flexibility in installation and maintenance. This type of system is ideal for more complex installations where space is limited.

Conventional solar street lights use separate components, such as solar panels, batteries, and controllers, to create a more complex and flexible system. This type of system is ideal for more complex installations where space is limited.