Solar All In One Street Lights Solution
Smart street solar refers to lighting systems powered by solar energy that incorporate advanced technologies such as motion sensors, remote monitoring, and adaptive brightness control.
Standalone Solar Street Lights
Pico-Grid is a highly reliable power system using solar or hybrid solar, with built-in communications, and can be remotely monitored, controlled, and proactively managed by Illumience.
Grid-Tied Solar Street Lights
A nanogrid is an electrical power supply for a single house or single load, as opposed to a microgrid which is usually a power supply system for multiple buildings. Nanogrid feature DC electrical architecture instead of the conventional AC and are regarded building cells of a microgrid
All-in-One Solar Street Lights:
A Grid-connected microgrid is a self-contained mesh network that facilitates real-time energy generation and consumption among various energy nodes within a defined geographical boundary.
Energy Makers & Traders provides on-site installation, commissioning, and technical assistance
Standalone Solar Street Lights
- Integrated Solar Street Lights:These all-in-one units combine solar panels, LED lights, batteries, and controllers in a single compact design. They are easy to install and maintain, making them ideal for urban and rural settings.
- Split Solar Street Lights:In these systems, the solar panel, LED light, and battery are separate components. This design allows for flexible installation and maintenance, and is suitable for areas requiring higher lighting intensity.
Smart Solar Street Lights
Sensor-Based Lights: Equipped with motion sensors, these lights increase brightness when movement is detected and dim when no activity is present, conserving energy and extending battery life.
Remote-Controlled Lights: These systems can be monitored and controlled remotely via wireless communication, allowing for adjustments in brightness, scheduling, and performance monitoring.
Hybrid Solar Street Lights
Solar and Wind Hybrid Lights: Combining solar panels with wind turbines, these systems ensure continuous power supply even during cloudy or low-sunlight conditions, enhancing reliability.
Grid-Connected Hybrid Lights: These lights use solar power primarily but can switch to the grid when solar energy is insufficient, ensuring uninterrupted lighting.