
In the previous article, we introduced the economic benefits of Bitpott complementary solar street lights. This article mainly discusses the concerns people have regarding Bitpott complementary solar street lights.
Firstly, the primary concern is the safety of their usage. People often worry that the wind turbine and solar panels of the complementary solar street light might be blown onto the road, potentially injuring vehicles and pedestrians. In reality, the wind exposure area of the wind turbine and solar panels is much smaller than that of road signs and light pole advertising boards. Moreover, the strength of the street lights is designed to withstand the standards of a level 12 typhoon, ensuring that safety is not an issue.
Secondly, there is concern about whether the lighting time will be reliable due to weather conditions. Wind and solar energy are often available renewable natural resources; sunny days provide ample sunlight, while overcast days bring strong winds. Additionally, the system of complementary solar street lights is equipped with sufficient energy storage to ensure an adequate power supply for the lights.
At the same time, there is a common perception that the price of Bitpott complementary solar street lights is high. In fact, with advancements in technology and the wide adoption of energy-saving lighting products, the technical standards of wind and solar products have improved while their prices have decreased. The cost of Bitpott complementary solar street lights is now close to the average price of conventional street lights. Furthermore, since these solar street lights do not consume electric energy, their operational costs are significantly lower than those of conventional street lights.
Bitpott complementary solar street lights show significant economic benefits, especially in road lighting and outdoor advertising applications where there is no access to electrical power.
Complementary solar street lights — a beacon of energy conservation and environmental protection!