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Product components:

1. Pole: The pole is always the final component to any solar street lighting system. The pole should be tall enough for the solar to mount above the fixture and strong enough to support the solar. However, it must also guarantee the fixture is connected at the proper height for the perfect light spread on the surface.

2. Fixture Mounting Bracket

This solar pole lights component is given to mount the fixture to a pole for a given length. It can range from several inches, like the side of pole Tenon bracket that is five inches to two feet to several feet out from the pole like the side of pole bracket that is normally four to 8 feet.However, it can come in lengths of approximately 12 to 15 feet when needed.

3. Solar Light Fixture

These days, LED fixtures are the most sought-after pairing for the assembly of solar street lights for home.

Nevertheless, others lamps are still accessible. The light fixture must offer the necessary light levels on the ground for simple visibility while offering the most efficient lighting.

4. Light Controls

The light controls are situated inside the battery box. It offers the on and off functionality of the solar powered street lights.

The controls also operate the proper profile of the system for customization of the run times.

5. Solar Battery Assembly

This includes the wiring and batteries to hook to the light fixture and solar panel assembly. You need to remember that the batteries should be sized for at least 5 days autonomy. This is to offer a long lifespan for the batteries.

6. Solar Panel Assembly

This is composed of three major parts:

hardware

mounting bracket

solar panel assembly

Product Application: Garden, parking lot, school, street, hotel, etc.

Product advantages:

FAQ:

1. Will the solar work when it is cloudy, rainy or snowing?

Every system is sized for a minimum of 15 daysautonomy and additional storage options

are available for additional security and backup if preferred.

2. Will the system work if it is shaded during part of the day?

Sunlight is the direct resource to every system. Any amount of shading during the day is going to

affect system design. If shading is a concern, please tell us the specific situation, and then we

would discuss the special design for you.

3. Will the solar lights dim if the battery storage gets too low?

The power designed for the light is for full intensity independent of the battery storage. Dimming

only occurs if it is a predetermined function set forth and allowed through the controls for adaptive lighting.

4. Can I replace an exisitng fixture with a solar fixture?

Replacing an existing fixture with a solar fixture requires an in-depth analysis from one of our

solar lighting specialists. Typically if there is power at the site, it is more cost feasible to install

traditional grid lights; however, there are still cases where solar is the more cost feasible choice.

5. How long will the lights stay on each night?

The lights can be programmed to operate however the customer specifies. If the operation is dusk

to dawn, then the system will turn on at dusk and turn off at dawn, which may be up to 15 hours in the winter.