What are the knowledge points about the installation structure of integrated solar street lights

Integrated solar street light is an intelligent lighting system that integrates solar panels, LED light sources , rechargeable lithium batteries, and charging controllers. Its installation structure is relatively simple.

The following are common installation structures for integrated solar street lights:

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Integrated solar street Support pole: Integrated solar street lights are usually supported by a vertical support pole. This support rod can be a circular or square metal material that can withstand the weight of solar street lights and provide stable support.

Integrated solar street Solar panel bracket: Install a solar panel bracket at the top or side of the support rod. This bracket is usually made of metal and ensures that the solar panel faces due south, receiving maximum sunlight.

Integrated solar street Solar panel: One of the key components of integrated solar street lights is the solar panel. They are installed on solar panel brackets and convert light energy into electricity by absorbing sunlight.

Integrated solar street Street Lamp Cap: The integrated solar street lamp is equipped with one or more LED lamp caps on the upper part to emit light. Lamp heads typically have efficient LED chips and lenses to provide bright and uniform lighting effects.



Integrated solar street Battery and controller: At the bottom of the integrated solar street light, there is usually a box for storing lithium batteries and controllers. These lithium batteries are used to store the energy collected through solar panels during the day and provide power to LED lamp heads at night. The controller manages the charging and discharging of the battery, ensuring effective energy utilization and control of the lamp head.



Integrated solar street Manual switches and sensors: Manual switches and sensors may also be equipped on the street lamp head or bottom control box. The manual switch is used to manually control the on/off status of the street lights, while sensors (such as light control sensors and human body sensing sensors) are used to automatically adjust the brightness and on/off of the street lights based on environmental lighting or human activity.