What aspects need to be considered when installing new rural solar street lights1

People are actually very familiar with solar street lights, because most of the lighting equipment in urban streets now uses solar street lights, and now solar street lights have also begun to enter the construction of new rural areas. After several years of changes, the original All of the high-pressure sodium lamps have become solar street lamps. This kind of replacement has many benefits, not only saves a lot of money, but also has great support for the energy conservation currently called by the world. Because high-pressure sodium lamps consume very much electricity, solar street lamps are just the opposite. So what issues should be paid attention to when installing new rural solar street lights?

　　1. Because this kind of solar street light needs direct sunlight, it is necessary to investigate the place where the light pole is erected when choosing the installation location. That is to say, it is better not to have any obstructions at the position of the pole, if it is not, then change the installation position. Because of the solar panels, the poles of the street lights are not too low, so wind-proof and anti-corrosion designs are required to ensure that the poles can be supported in the windy weather in the future.

　　2. Different road sections have different requirements for lighting, so when installing solar street lights, adjust the lighting angle of the lamp head. In places where people and vehicles pass through relatively large traffic, the required light is relatively bright, so the elevation angle of the street light must be able to ensure sufficient brightness.

　　3. Regarding the component characteristics of the light source LED itself, the passing voltage is relatively small, and the power is relatively small. Therefore, when installing solar street lights, pay attention to the setting of the controller at the beginning of the connection, especially in some places where the power supply is abnormal, and pay more attention to prevent the solar street lights from being burned out.