LED solar street light 6W 12W 24W with lithium battery IP65 outdoor
Product features:
Application: Garden, parking lot, school, street, hotel, etc.
Power: 3w, 6w, 7w, 12w, 15w,20w. Later we will develop more higher
powers.
Lighting time: 13 Hours
Product advantages:
1. Easy installation: It only have a light head and solar panel,
you just need to install it one the pole, it will work. No cable.
2. Light control: it has a sensor on the solar panel, it will light
up and turn off automatically by sense the sunlight.
3. Low weight to save your shipping freight. The total cost is much
cheaper than normal solar lights.
4. Environmental friendly, save your electric charge.
5. Remote controller: you can use the controller to control the
lamp turn on or dim.
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.
