
Led wind-solar complementary street lights are somewhat different from regular solar street lights. Since their introduction to the market, led wind-solar complementary street lights have gained recognition and satisfaction from many users. The main energy source for these street lights is the complementary use of wind and thermal energy, converting the absorbed energy into electricity that is stored for nighttime illumination. Wind and solar power can be used together to generate electricity, which has exceeded people’s understanding and imagination of street lights. In practical usage, this type of new energy street light has shown outstanding advantages and features.
As an advanced wind-solar integrated street light, in addition to beautifying the surrounding environment, another characteristic is its environmental protection capability. During the production and design of the wind-solar complementary street light, improvements were made to many conventional small components to enhance its ability to beautify the environment. This is why the wind-solar complementary street light presented to the public can showcase a variety of aesthetic forms.
Wind-solar complementary street lights have the ability to generate electricity from two energy sources. Therefore, their usage not only effectively reduces energy consumption but also eliminates the need for expensive cable consumption due to the dual power generation capability. Utilizing this type of wind-solar complementary street light saves unnecessary transmission line costs and energy consumption from the power grid, which is the strongest application and advantage of wind-solar complementary street lights.