Solar lights: How much energy is actually saved?

June 17, 2021 0 Comments

Solar lighting systems are used in a variety of ways -- from energy-saving in the average home of the consumer to street lights in major urban cities. Solar street lights present the perfect and cost-effective solution for residential streets, parking lots, security, roadways and yards for outdoor general area lighting applications.
Furthermore, Solar powered led street lights can be more economically viable and efficient in areas where the cost of providing electricity is expensive due to non-availability of grid power or in remote areas or in unreachable terrains.

A lifespan range of 50,000 – 100,000 hours provided the best return on investment for lighting areas and cutting costs. Compare to traditional street lights, solar street lights gather their energy from the sun, there are no energy costs. Standard lights, on the other hand, accumulate about $1500 in energy costs over 10 years by drawing power from the main power grid, and that’s the energy cost of one street light. A system of ten lights will rack up a hefty bill over the course of 10 years. We’re certain whomever is looking to purchase street lights would prefer lower energy costs. Solar wins in this category, hands down.

 

 

 

THE VERDICT BETWEEN TENKOO SOLAR AND TRADITIONAL LIGHTING

When comparing the total costs of traditional and solar lighting, there appears to be a clear winner. For one solar street light, you can save about $1500 in energy costs for 10 years. Imagine 10 lights? 20? or even more? Suddenly, the savings with solar are clear, solar lights win the war for street light costs. 
It’s the combination of high-tech solar panels with energy-saving LED lights that propel All-In-One Tenkoo solar powered led street lights far ahead of the competition.

Now you have an idea of how Tenkoo solar powered led street light can save your energy expense,Check out Tenkoo's Solar Lights if you’re ready to bright your space and save your energy costs.

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