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HI!!! i have a project in hand and i need to used an solar energy suplly and 40 LEDīS to do a STREETLIGHT, the problem is that i donīt know what i need to build the circuit
can anyone HELP me???? SOLAR ENERGY + 40 LEDīS + right circuit = SOLAR LED STREETLIGHT PLEASE HELP ME |
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You need a rechargeable battery (a sealed non-liquid type), an automatic charger, and light activated switch.
Try this one: you might find the circuits you need. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/se...20Organization
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Street lights have to be pretty bright, you're not going to be able to practically power one using a solar panel.
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Use a fluroscent tube or even a sodium lamp rather than LEDs and a solar pannel won't provide enough power so add a wind turbine as well.
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Well I'll be... Apparently there are actually commercial LED street lamps available.
http://www.greenledlight.com/virtuem...html?Itemid=30 Even comes with a solar panel / grid switch kit. I feel kind of silly for saying it wasn't possible =) Isn't google fun!
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could, mum, but I be a cat, and no cat anywhere ever gave anyone a straight answer, har har." Last edited by Sceadwian; 27th October 2007 at 11:03 PM. |
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My Avira anti-virus software detected a virus from that street light site.
Aren't computer viruses fun??! The solar panel looks bigger than my home. The street light must cost a fortune.
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Lol why would they bug that site? It is probably a tracking bug.
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What do you want to use this for?
You could have a motion sensor turn on this device when someone walks near it which would dramatically reduce the panel and battery requirements. But actually lighting several hundred sq ft adequately would require a LOT of LEDs, being on intermittently will not change that problem. You could overdrive them a bit but that only goes so far. Sad truth is sodium/mercury vapor lights are actually substantially more efficient than LEDs or compact flourescent. Actually even the CFL is more efficient than LEDs.
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At high power levels.
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