Wind-solar complementary solar street lights accelerate the smart grid process

Wind-solar complementary solar street lights charge batteries by converting the natural energy of wind and sunlight into electricity through wind turbines and solar panels
.
When the wind power goes to more than three levels, it will be used to generate electricity and lighting, and when the wind is insufficient, it will be charged through solar panels to illuminate
.

The function of wind-solar complementary solar street lights:

Lighting time and control: The configuration of wind-solar complementary solar street lights mainly adopts a 400LW wind turbine, a 100W solar panel, a 60WLED lamp and a 200AH/12V lead-acid valve-regulated battery, which constitutes a lighting system for wind-solar complementary street lights, which can ensure reliable lighting for 8~10 hours
a day.

Reliability: In the absence of wind energy and solar energy charging for three to five days, the wind and solar complementary solar street lights can still carry out lighting work normally, light control on the lights, and turn off the lights at the time of control; Half-power, full-power fully automatic control
.

Structure: the total height of the lamp pole is generally 10 meters, the height of the lamp is 8 meters, the aspect of the lamp will adopt the method of bilateral crossing, and the spacing between the lamp poles is 25 meters; The battery will be installed and protected by buried treatment, which can not only improve the life of the battery performance, but also play a role
in preventing theft.

Wind-solar complementary solar street lamps can be used continuously for more than ten days after one power storage, and at the same time, two different types of bulbs installed on the street lamp can also be automatically adjusted according to the difference in light, turn off and convert.