The voltage that affects the 100w led solar street light is mainly the battery panel

At present, the light sources of 100w led solar street lights on the market are especially designed for solar panels, so the conventional voltages are: 12v/24v/36v and other mainstream voltages, of course, there are higher ones such as 48v/72v and so on.

The main reason that affects the 100w LED solar street light is the voltage of the battery panel, battery and light source

Solar street light is the most important solar panel, its voltage is easy to calculate, no matter it is single crystal or polycrystalline, no matter how big the cell is, its voltage is about 0.5v, and different sizes of panels are based on different numbers of panels. Connected in series, so in solar street lights, the two commonly used battery specifications are 12v and 24v.

The second is the voltage of the battery. Generally, when designing, the voltage of the solar panel is 1.5 times the rated voltage of the battery. Therefore, after knowing the voltage of the battery, divide the rated voltage by 1.5, and the value obtained is the voltage of the battery. On the market, the common voltage specifications of batteries are 12v and 24v

Then the point to consider is the led lamp head, which is the light source of 100w led solar street light, generally cannot withstand relatively high voltage, so it is designed for solar panels, and the mainstream voltage is also 12v/24v/36v

1. The price of solar street lights is higher than that of ordinary street lights, and there is also a lot of room for improvement in quality.

2. If the construction is of the same scale, all costs are taken into account. The initial investment of solar street lamps is similar to the initial investment of ordinary lamps.

3. For ordinary lamps, the installation cost is different according to the scale, and the price is also different. The larger the scale, the higher the related cost. Compared with solar street lamps, it is also relatively save a lot.

Author: Yufai
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