100w solar street led light for road lighting in Ecuador

Split solar street light project in Ecuador, done in 2014, Due to the abundant sunshine in the local area, the customer wants to use solar energy to supply power to the street light. According to the information provided by the customer: pole height, backup on rainy days, and daily working hours, the engineer configurated the most reasonable solar street system. Saved LED street lamp cost. After installation, the client was very satisfied and shared a lot of photos with us.

Our solar street LED lights do not rely on the utility grid, allowing them to be installed on rural roads and streets without running power to the poles. And there are a variety of street lamp heads for you to choose from. If you don’t like led street lights with solar panels, we also have an all-in-one solar street lamp for you to choose from.

Project details:

ProductModelCCT/ OpticsQuantity
24v 100W roadway lights with 20A/DC24V solar controllerZGSM-LD100H5700K/ 2M153pcs
Mono Solar panels/DC37V175W/306pcs
Lead-acid battery200AH/306pcs
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    Customer Feedback
    Great solar street lights, no problem for windy or rainy days. It has good corrosion resistance performance, still OK after working at the seaside for several months.
    Diego
    General Manager

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LED solar street lights illuminate by converting solar energy to electrical energy. Typically, solar panels, also known as photovoltaic modules, are mounted on the top of the led solar street light. During the day, these polycrystalline silicon photovoltaic modules convert solar energy to electrical energy stored in a battery. Then, in the evening, this electrical energy is transferred to the led solar street lights through the intelligent controller, giving illumination to the residents. As a result, a solar street light system is established that does not need long-distance power transmission.

1) Energy is renewable, free, clean, and environmentally benign. It is also an infinite resource that is accessible to everybody.
Electricity charges for LED street light connected to the national grid have long been a significant but necessary expenditure.
Solar energy is transformed into electricity for led solar street lighting. Solar energy is a non-polluting, renewable, clean, and free source of energy that is accessible to everyone. Solar energy may be used to its maximum potential to address the issue of power supply in certain nations and areas that lack electricity. Not only may this resource be used locally, but it also does not contribute to the financial load, and saved LED street lamp costs.
2) simple installation
The installation of led solar street lighting is straightforward and straightforward. There is no need to do extensive foundation work such as cable installation. In this regard, it has an advantage over standard street lighting. To repair, just a basis is required. All circuits and controls are incorporated inside or on the lighting poles, resulting in an integrated lighting unit. In particular, integrated solar street light has only LED lamps and light poles. Maybe you can install them on the wall without the need for light poles.
3) Simple to replace and maintain
The whole lighting system operates autonomously and has a near-zero operating cost. As long as no indication of dysfunction exists, no human intervention is necessary.

The benefits of employing led solar powered street lights are clear in certain areas where running cables is a monumental undertaking and a considerable burden, there is little demand for power, and self-sustaining electricity may considerably cut expenses. According to your needs, you can choose an all-in-one led solar street light or a split led solar street light.
1)in villages, towns, and other sparsely inhabited places, the roadways.
2)urban road, parking lot, campus, attractions, city parks, residential neighborhoods, and industrial park
3) the interior of a golf course, a beach resort, or a high-end villa area, for example.
4) highway lighting and highway caution signs, street lighting on bridges, and so on.