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When you come out of the office, you can walk in the industrial park, or walk along the scenic spots, campuses and hospitals in the evening. Lighting is needed on both sides of these roads, where solar garden lights can be used.
The solar garden light takes the solar radiation energy as the energy. During the day, the solar panel is used to charge the battery, and at night, the battery supplies power to the light source of the garden lamp. It does not need complex and expensive pipeline laying, and can arbitrarily adjust the layout of lamps, which is safe, energy-saving and pollution-free. The charging and on / off process adopts intelligent control and light controlled automatic switch. It needs no manual operation and works stably and reliably, which saves electricity and maintenance.
In addition to solar garden lights with different brightness watts, they can also be divided into solar landscape lamps, solar garden lamps, solar street lamps, fence solar garden lights and so on.
As one of the most common lamp types in villa courtyard decoration, solar garden light can not only play the role of lighting, but also set off the environmental atmosphere to increase the outdoor leisure and mood of the family. So, how to maintain solar garden lights? Let's take a look at the daily maintenance methods of solar garden lights.
1. Don't hang objects on the lamp, such as drying quilts.
2. Frequent switching will greatly reduce its service life, so try to reduce the frequency of turning on and off of lamps when using lamps.
3. If the lampshade is found inclined during use or cleaning, it shall be corrected conveniently to maintain beauty.
4. When adjusting the lampshade, pay attention to avoid the reflection shadow of the tripod in the lamp during lighting.
5. Replace the aged light source in time according to the light source parameters provided by the sign. If the light source is red or black, which does not jump, it shall be replaced in time to prevent unsafe phenomena, such as burning ballast.
