Advantages of solar street lights compared with ordinary street lights

1. Installation comparison

During installation, there is no need to provide complicated lines. It would be okay that only a cement base and a battery pit within 1m and using galvanized bolts to fix.

There are complicated operating procedures in the construction of ordinary street lights. First of all, it is necessary to set up auxiliary cables, dig trenches, lay pipes, thread inside pipes, backfill and other large-scale civil construction, which consumes a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources. Finally, debugging is needed, and once problems occur, it will cause a lot of consumption.

2. Cost comparison

Solar street lights benefit from a single investment and long-term benefits with simple lines, without maintenance costs and expensive electricity costs. The cost will be returned in 6-7 years, and more than 1 million electricity and maintenance costs will be saved in the next 3-4 years.

The electricity cost of ordinary street lights is high, and the lines are complicated and need to be maintained for a long period of time.

3. Safety comparison

Solar street light is an ideal product for Government Street Light Department, because  it uses 12-24V low voltage, stable voltage and has reliable operation and no hidden dangers about safety.

There are many hidden dangers about safety of ordinary street lights As people's living conditions change constantly, road reconstruction, landscape engineering construction, abnormal power supply, and cross-construction of water and gas pipelines will bring many hidden dangers.

4. Environmental protection comparison

Solar street lights can add new selling points for the development and promotion of noble ecological communities, continuously reduce the cost of property management and reduce the cost of the owners' public contribution.

5. Life span comparison

The life span of solar lights is much higher than that of ordinary street lights. For example, the life span of solar panel is 25 years while the average life of low-voltage sodium lamps is 18,000 hours.