Solar street lights utilize solar energy absorbed during the day and provide lighting at night through solar power generation, making them a highly eco-friendly lighting choice. Currently, there are mainly two designs of solar street lights on the market: OEM all-in-one LED solar street lights and split solar street lights. The two differ in design and application, which will be compared in detail below.
Split solar street lights consist of multiple independent components, mainly including the battery, LED lamp head, photovoltaic panel, controller, and lamp pole, with each component requiring separate installation. The battery needs to be extra installed and connected to other components via wires. In contrast, the OEM all-in-one LED solar street light integrates the battery, LED lamp head, controller, and solar panel into one device, with all components compactly combined, eliminating the need for a separate battery and wires, making installation more straightforward.
Although OEM all-in-one LED solar street lights integrate all components together, reducing visual burden, this design also limits the area of the photovoltaic panel, thereby affecting photoelectric conversion efficiency. In comparison, split solar street lights can customize the size of the photovoltaic panels based on actual needs, hence, under the same conditions, the efficiency of the photovoltaic panels is higher. However, the OEM all-in-one LED solar street light's design is more compact, suitable for places that do not require large photovoltaic panels, still capable of providing sufficient lighting effects.
Since OEM all-in-one LED solar street lights combine all components into one, their cost is relatively lower. Split solar street lights, on the other hand, require separately configured high-power photovoltaic panels and larger batteries, making the cost higher. Therefore, under the same specifications, split solar street lights are generally more expensive.
The installation process of OEM all-in-one LED solar street light is relatively simple, only requiring the tightening of screws, while split solar street lights need component assembly, wiring, and battery bracket installation, making the installation process more cumbersome. Additionally, OEM all-in-one LED solar street lights, due to the lack of extra wiring and battery brackets, can be put into use more quickly, saving labor and time costs.
OEM all-in-one LED solar street lights are more suitable for urban roads, residential areas, streets, factory areas, industrial parks, as well as rural roads. Its integrated design is ideal for environments with high demands on cost and installation efficiency. Split solar street lights are suitable for large roads, highways, or squares with high lighting requirements. Due to the larger photovoltaic panel and battery configuration, they can provide stronger lighting effects.
In summary, compared to split solar street lights, OEM all-in-one LED solar street lights have significant advantages in installation convenience, cost control, and applicable scenarios. For projects with strict requirements on cost and installation, OEM all-in-one LED solar street lights are an ideal choice.
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