42W Solar Street LED Light

Product Specifications

Product Description

• Optimized positioning of the street light poles
• Simulation made according to the lighting standards
• Technical and design documents for sales pitches
• A preview on the final project

• Roadway: collector, arterial and highway lighting
• Parking lots:open and covered parking lot lighting
• Pathways/trails: emergency phones and lights Tennis courts and running track lighting
• Perimeter fence lighting
• Portable Emergency lighting and power
• Brown Out/Black Out Backup Lighting
• Remote operations including SCADA and water treatment
• Security lighting and surveillance cameras in construction sites and high-risk or dark areas
• DOT Bridges with antiquated or damaged electrical wires
• Hazard warning lights at stop signs, cross-walks and on met-towers

FAQ

• What information does SunMaster need to offer you the best customized solar lamps?

Generally, SunMaster needs those questions answered.
1) The sunshine hours per day or the exact city the street lights will be installed
2) How many continuous rainy days in the raining season there? (It matters because we have to make sure the light can still work in 3 or 4 raining days with little sunshine)
3) The brightness of LED lamp(50Watt, for example)
4) Working time of solar light every day(10 hours, for example)
5) The height of the poles, or the width of road
6) It is best to offer the pictures on the locations where the solar lamps going to be installed.

• What is an LED driver?

An LED driver is a self-contained power supply that has outputs matched to the electrical characteristics of your LED or array of LEDs. There are currently no industry standards, so understanding the electrical characteristics of your LED or array is critical in selecting or designing a driver circuit. Drivers should be current-regulated (deliver a consistent current over a range of load voltages). Drivers may also offer dimming by means of pulse width modulation (PWM) circuits. Drivers may have more than one channel for separate control of different LEDs or arrays.

• What is a sun hour?

A sun hour is a unit of measurement of the intensity of sunlight on the earth at a given time that can be used for generation of solar power, recognizing factors such as climate and weather. A full sun hour is measured as the intensity of sunlight at noon, whereas less than a full sun hour will result during the hours before and after noon.

• How does the light know when to turn on and turn off?

SunMaster 's solar controller uses a photocell and/or timer to control when the light will turn on, when the sun goes down, and to turn off when the sun comes up. The photocell detects when the sun comes down and when the sun comes up again. SunMaster can make the lamp last anywhere from 8-14 hours, and this varies on the customer's needs.The solar controller utilizes an internal timer that is pre-set for a specific number of hours to determine when to switch the light off. If the solar controller is set to leave the light on until dawn, it determines when the sun rise (and when to switch the light off) by means of voltage readings from the solar panel array.

• What happens if there are cloudy days?

Electrical energy is stored in the battery each day, and some of that energy is used to operate the light at night. Generally, we design your system so that the battery will operate the light for 3-5 nights without charging. This means that, even after a series of cloudy days, there will be plenty energy in the battery to power the light each night. Also, the solar panel will continue to charge the battery (although at a reduced rate) even when it is cloudy.

• What is the typical maintenance schedule for a solar lighting system?

There is no regular maintenance required for a solar lighting system. However, it is helpful to keep the solar panels clean, especially in a dusty climate.

• Do I have to charge the batteries?

Batteries are shipped 85% charged. The batteries will be at 100% charged within two weeks of proper operation.