Core Pain Points
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The focal point of the solution |
| Lack of power grid or high installation costs: |
In remote areas, new parks, and other scenarios, laying cables is extremely costly and time-consuming. |
Energy independence and rapid deployment: |
Achieving 'where there is light, there is electricity', without relying on the power grid, quick installation, ready to use immediately. |
| High and continuous electricity expenses: |
Traditional street lights incur huge electricity bills over long-term operation, becoming a continuous financial burden. |
Zero electricity cost operation and investment return: |
Utilizing free solar power generation to achieve energy self-sufficiency, reducing 'electricity expenses' to zero. |
| Blackout equals darkness, high dependency: |
When the power grid is unstable or natural disasters cause power outages, public lighting systems fail, posing safety hazards. |
Stable and reliable with disaster prevention and emergency response: |
As an independent energy system, it can still provide normal lighting during main grid failures, enhancing urban resilience. |
| Carbon emissions and environmental pressure: |
Traditional power sources may rely on fossil fuels, which do not align with the city's development goals of being green and low-carbon. |
Zero-carbon environmental protection and green image: |
Adopting pure green energy, silent, pollution-free, zero carbon emissions, setting a benchmark for sustainable development. |
| Extensive operation and maintenance management: |
Lack of remote monitoring, delayed fault detection, maintenance entirely reliant on manual inspections, inefficient. |
Intelligent management and efficient operation and maintenance: |
Integrating smart controllers and Internet of Things technology to achieve remote monitoring, fault diagnosis, and strategy management. |