•Application fields: Solar light automatic induction is widely used in outdoor lighting, such as gardens, courtyards, street lights, parking lots, roads, billboards, etc., providing convenient and energy-saving lighting solutions.
•Energy saving and environmental protection: Solar lights use solar energy to charge, reducing dependence on traditional electricity and helping to reduce energy consumption and environmental pollution.
•Lighting modes: Solar lights usually have multiple lighting modes, such as constant light mode, induction mode and energy-saving mode. Users can select the appropriate mode according to their needs.
•Automatic on and off: Once the light drops below the threshold set by the sensor, the solar lights will automatically light up. When the light returns to sufficient brightness, the light will automatically turn off, thereby saving energy.
•Automatic sensing device: Solar lights are usually equipped with a light sensor (photoresistor or photodiode, etc.) to detect the light level of the surrounding environment. When the light drops to a certain level, the sensor triggers the solar light to turn on.
•Batteries store energy: Electricity generated by solar panels is stored in built-in batteries. These batteries are usually rechargeable and can store enough power for use at night or to provide power when light is low.
•Solar charging: Solar lights are usually equipped with solar panels that capture sunlight and convert it into electricity. These panels are typically installed in sunny locations to ensure adequate charging during the day.