When using solar street lights, please note the following to ensure that they operate effectively and remain safe:
1. Installation location: Choose a location that can receive sufficient sunlight to ensure that the solar panel can be fully charged during the day. Avoid installing in places covered by shade, as this will affect the charging efficiency.
2. Charging time: A newly installed solar street light may take a day or two to charge, so there may be some delay before it runs normally.
3. Clean the solar panel: Check and clean the solar panel regularly to ensure that there is no dust, dirt, or leaves that block the sun on its surface.
4. Solar battery replacement: Solar batteries usually have a certain lifespan, and depending on the frequency of use and charging, it may take several years before they need to be replaced. Note battery life and replace as needed.
5. External cleaning: Keep the exterior of the street lamp clean to ensure that the light is scattered and the lighting effect is not hindered.
6. Waterproof protection: Make sure the solar street light has a proper waterproof design to prevent rain and moisture from adversely affecting it.
7. Switch setting: Some solar street lights have manual switches, you can turn them on or off according to your needs. Turn off streetlights to extend battery life when lighting is not needed.
8. Safety: Make sure that the location where the solar street light is installed will not hinder the safe passage of pedestrians and vehicles. Avoid installing street lights on traffic roads or places that are easy to be hit.
9. Seasonal maintenance: In cold winter or extreme weather conditions, some solar street lights may require additional maintenance to ensure their normal operation.
10. Follow the manufacturer's instructions: Most importantly, always follow the installation and maintenance guidelines provided by the manufacturer to ensure the long-term reliability and safety of your solar street light.