Are solar street lights energy independent?

Become energy independent today with Sun-Lite. Our solar street lights use the latest LED lighting technologies to guarantee a longer lifespan for your road lighting. They also operate well in cold temperatures, making them the perfect choice for outdoor lighting.

How do solar street lights work?

Our Sun-Lite solar street lights use LED lighting technology with solar panels that absorb enough energy, no matter the season. Each solar panel is made up of multiple photovoltaic cells. The energy generation process starts with these cells converting solar energy from natural sunlight into electrical energy.

How do I complete a solar street light retrofit?

But maybe you are looking to be a green company, or want to reduce costs, or maybe even both. There are a couple ways you can complete a solar street light retrofit and complete both goals. The first type of solar street light retrofit system you can install would be a grid intertied system.

Can solar street lights be retrofitted?

The first type of solar street light retrofit system you can install would be a grid intertied system. Installing a solar panel on the existing poles to feed the grid during the day and then utilizing the grid power at night will help offset some costs and provide a green alternative.

Should you invest in solar street lights?

We have the solution: off-the-grid street lighting. By investing in solar street lights with Sun-Lite Solar, you can cut all ties to the National Grid. Instead, you can generate, store and deliver your own renewable energy. What’s more, if your solar panels produce excess energy on a particularly sunny day, this will be stored inside the batteries.

How do smart street lights work?

This paper demonstrates a prototype for a smart street-lighting system, in which a number of DC street lights are powered by a photovoltaic (PV) source. A battery is added to store the excess energy of the solar panel, which can later be retrieved at night time, or whenever the sunlight is being obstructed by clouds or other forms of shading.