
Do solar street lights really have an environmentally friendly effect? Yes, solar street lights do not emit pollutants. For example, when using solar street lights, a 4-meter light and an 8-meter light can save approximately 2190 kilowatt-hours of electricity each year.
They utilize solar energy for power conversion, which is inexhaustible. They are pollution-free, noise-free, and radiation-free.
In terms of energy selection, solar street lights are entirely pollution-free and rely on the abundant energy of the sun. They charge during the day and operate at night, eliminating the need for complex and costly wiring. There is no need to dig trenches or lay cables, allowing for flexible lamp layout adjustments. There are no electricity costs for daily use. They are safe, energy-efficient, and eco-friendly, featuring smart control for charging and operation, with light control for automatic on/off without manual intervention. The design uses metal and engineering plastics, making the fixtures both aesthetically pleasing and durable. After anti-corrosive treatments like spraying, the lamp posts offer durability and practicality. They are stable and reliable, requiring no maintenance, making them suitable for lighting and decoration in residential areas, parks, squares, roads, and other public spaces.
Solar street lights generally use lead-acid batteries, ternary lithium batteries, or lithium iron phosphate batteries. Products from unbranded assembly factories lack quality assurance, leading to high maintenance costs. This is primarily due to the inadequate recycling and disposal of batteries; many are simply discarded after use. With many rural areas using solar street lights, the environmental pollution caused by using poor brands cannot be overlooked.
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