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  • The Right Solar Lights How To Choose
    Nov 21, 2022
    Using solar lighting outdoors can be a lifesaver when outdoor outlets are not available. But do solar-powered lights really work? How do they measure up to hardwired electric lights? And what if your yard is shady or you live somewhere that rarely sees the sun?   Here’s the full scoop on choosing and using solar-powered lights in your yard.How solar lighting works. Photovoltaic cells absorb sunlight during the day to charge the batteries, which then light the bulb at night. Because solar lights are powered by the sun, they must be placed in an area that receives full sun — ideally eight or more hours per day.What if you don’t have direct sun? If you are putting solar lights in your desert yard in Tucscon or Palm Springs, they are sure to operate at maximum strength — but what if you live in Seattle or simply have a heavily shaded yard? It’s not quite as simple, but you can still have solar-powered lights, even in a fully shaded area. A solar or landscape lighting pro can help position a remote photovoltaic panel on your roof or in a sunnier area of your yard, which can then be wired to the lights in the shady area.If you’re looking for even good ways to use solar energy around your home, check out our guide to the www.szleadray.com. All the best outdoor solar lights will be optional.As a Solar lighting company specializing in Solar street light for 15 years, We will be lucky if we are a potential supplier for you.     Installation Steps Location Selection: Choose a location that can receive sufficient sunlight throughout the day to ensure that the solar panel can effectively charge the battery. Avoid installing in places with long-term shading objects.   Pole Preparation: If a pole is used, ensure that it is tall enough to provide adequate lighting coverage and strong enough to support the light fixture. Usually, a 2.5-inch GI pole with an outer diameter of 60 mm is preferred. Dig a hole about 3 to 4 feet deep for the pole foundation, and the depth can be adjusted according to the pole height and local regulations. In some cases, concrete may need to be poured for added stability. System Testing: Before fixing all components, test the system. Cover the solar panel to simulate night conditions and observe whether the light turns on, and check whether the light turns off when the solar panel is exposed to sunlight to ensure that all components are functioning properly.     Component Fixing: After confirming that the system is working properly, securely fasten all components to the pole or mounting surface, ensuring that the connection is firm. Final Checks: Cover the solar panel again to check whether the light turns on to ensure that the light is working properly. Tighten any loose bolts or screws, and ensure that the light fixture is positioned correctly for optimal lighting coverage.     Pole Erection: Erect the pole in the dug hole and pour gravel and concrete into it. Place a crossbeam to support the pole until the concrete dries.
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  • What are the best combinations of solar street lamps?
    Dec 29, 2022
    Feature Integrate design and installation easily without any cable. No need for any external equipment and power support, no maintenance and debugging. Green&environmentally friendly power and luminous system; Power on/off and charging by automatic mode and without human action. Intelligent control in 3 sagments: timed control ir sensor control   predawn working control; Overcharge & over-discharge protection; 19% conversion rate monocrystalline solar panel Class A LiFePO4 battery with 2000 times 100% depth of discharge cycle life Bridgelux LED,20% higher than competitors in brightness and 15% higher in lighting times; MPPT control systems   1. Core Component Matching: The Foundation of a Reliable Solar Street Lamp Before choosing scenario-specific combinations, it is critical to ensure the four core components (panel, battery, LED, controller) are mutually compatible. Mismatches (e.g., an underpowered panel paired with a high-capacity battery) will lead to insufficient charging, frequent blackouts, or shortened component lifespans.   Component Key Parameters to Match Solar Panel Power (W) should match the total daily energy consumption of the LED + battery charging demand. Battery Capacity (Ah) should meet the lamp’s operating needs for 3–7 rainy days (to avoid downtime). LED Light Source Power (W) should align with the required illumination (lux) for the scenario; color temperature should suit user comfort. Controller Must support the panel’s voltage (e.g., 12V/24V) and battery type (e.g., lithium-ion/lead-acid); include overcharge/over-discharge protection.   2. Scenario-Specific Optimal Combinations Different use cases have distinct requirements for brightness, runtime, and durability. Below are the most practical combinations for 5 common scenarios:   Scenario 1: Urban Main Roads & Arterial Streets Needs: High brightness (to ensure traffic safety), long runtime (10–12 hours/night), and high reliability (resistance to heavy rain, strong winds).Optimal Combination:   Solar Panel: Monocrystalline silicon (200W–300W). Higher efficiency (22%–24%) ensures sufficient charging even in partial sunlight; better low-light performance (charges earlier in the morning/later in the evening). Battery: Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO₄, 100Ah–200Ah/12V). Longer lifespan (8–10 years), higher energy density (saves space), and safer (no risk of explosion; withstands high temperatures). LED Light Source: 50W–100W high-power LED. Provides 5,000–10,000 lumens; color temperature 4,000K–5,000K (cool white, clear visibility for drivers); IP67 waterproof rating (resists heavy rain). Controller: Smart MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) controller. 30%–40% higher charging efficiency than PWM controllers; supports remote monitoring (to track battery level/panel performance). Lamp Pole: 8m–12m galvanized steel pole (thickness ≥3mm). Anti-corrosion (hot-dip galvanizing + powder coating); wind resistance (grade 12+).   Scenario 2: Rural Lanes & Residential Communities Needs: Moderate brightness (to avoid light pollution), low cost, and easy maintenance; often with limited sunlight (e.g., shaded by trees).Optimal Combination:   Solar Panel: Polycrystalline silicon (100W–150W). Lower cost than monocrystalline; sufficient efficiency (18%–20%) for low-energy demands. Battery: Sealed lead-acid (SLA, 50Ah–100Ah/12V). Lower upfront cost; mature technology (easy to replace locally); suitable for mild temperatures (0°C–40°C). LED Light Source: 20W–40W LED. Provides 2,000–4,000 lumens; color temperature 3,000K–4,000K (warm white, comfortable for residents); IP65 waterproof. Controller: PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) controller. Cost-effective; simple design (low maintenance); includes basic protection (overcharge/over-discharge). Lamp Pole: 5m–8m aluminum alloy pole. Lightweight (easy to install); corrosion-resistant; suitable for low-wind areas.   SHENZHEN LEADRAY OPTOELECTRONIC CO., LTD.     Welcome to visit our site: szleadray.com. Inquiry us for More!  
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