A solar street light is a street light that can only be used by sunlight, so it is particularly affected by sunlight. Solar street lights are suitable for sunny areas, as well as most areas in the north and south. Only light can be converted into electricity, and electricity can emit light.

But apart from sunlight, solar street lights are not much affected by hot and cold weather. It is very common for solar street lights to use temperatures of minus 60 degrees and minus 30 degrees, while some street lights are used at temperatures of minus 5 degrees and above 50 degrees. This kind of street light restricts the use of street lights in warm places in the south, but not in places below minus 10 degrees in the north. Generally, this kind of street lamp is used in the south and produced in the south. -30 to 60 degree street lights are generally produced in the northern region, and the area used is in the northern region, so the use range is relatively large, and the weather is relatively small.

It is also suitable for installing solar street lights in areas with more continuous rainy days in the south. Such solar street lights can withstand cloudy days as long as the street lights are properly designed, such as larger panels and larger batteries. long, but also to ensure safe and convenient use.

To sum up, as long as the design of solar street lights is reasonable, the northern region considers the heat dissipation capacity of solar street lights, and the southern region considers the anti-floating level of solar street lights, as long as the corresponding solar street lights are designed according to the local weather. It can ensure the normal lighting of the street lamps and is not affected by the weather.