The main application scenarios of LED solar lamps are classified into several categories for explanation: 1. Family and Garden Scenarios (Most Popular) This is the earliest and most common application area of solar lamps, which greatly beautifies and facilitates outdoor life in households. 1. Courtyard and garden lighting: · Lawn lights: Inserted into the lawn, providing soft accent lighting for paths and flower beds, creating a warm and romantic atmosphere. · Courtyard lamps/column head lamps: Installed at the entrance of the courtyard, on both sides of the driveway or in the center of the courtyard, providing basic lighting and decoration. · Wall lights/ railing lights: Installed on the top of the wall or on the balcony railings, outlining the building's outline and having security functions as well. 2. Exterior walls and atmosphere lighting: · Wall spotlights: Used to illuminate the exterior walls, distinctive structural features of the building, or large trees in the courtyard, highlighting the layering of the landscape. · Decorative string lights/light strips: Suspended on balconies, patios, fences, and trees, used for parties, festivals, or daily decoration, with a very romantic feel. 3. Functional lighting: · Porch lights/entrance lights: Installed at the entrance, providing lighting for people returning home at night, with human sensing and light control features that make them automatically turn on. · Garage/tool room lighting: Provides convenient lighting for independent garages or storage rooms without power lines. · Emergency lighting: In the event of a power outage, the solar lights in the home can automatically light up, providing basic emergency light sources. II. Public and Municipal Scenarios (Significant Benefits) The application of solar-powered lights in public areas can significantly reduce the costs of cable laying and electricity bills, and is particularly suitable for newly developed or remote public areas. 1. Park and Green Space Lighting: · Illuminate park walkways, squares, and rest areas to ensure the safety of citizens' nighttime activities without damaging the green landscape. 2. Road and Street Scene Lighting: · Rural Roads: In rural roads where power grids are weak or the cost of overhead lines is too high, solar street lamps are an ideal solution. · Urban Side Roads/Bicycle Paths: As a supplement to urban main roads, achieve green and energy-saving. · Bridge Lighting: Provide landscape lighting and basic lighting for bridges without the need for complex conduit wiring. 3. Campus and Unit Parks: · Internal roads, playgrounds, parking lots, etc. of schools, factories, and technology parks, use solar lights to reduce operating costs. III. Business and Agriculture Scenarios (Practical and Efficient) In these scenarios, solar-powered lamps directly address the issue of "lack of electricity", thereby enhancing production and management efficiency. 1. Agriculture and Livestock Farming: · Farm/Orchard Lighting: Provide lighting for guard houses and field roads, and it can also be used for regulating the photoperiod of certain crops. · Poultry and Livestock Farms: Provide night lighting to facilitate management. Some lights can also stimulate poultry to lay eggs. · Fish Pond Lighting: Attract insects for fish to feed on, and it is also convenient for night inspections. 2. Advertising and Signage: · Billboard Lighting: Provide backlighting or spotlights for standalone outdoor billboards, without the need to apply for commercial electricity. · Traffic Signs: Solar-powered warning signs with built-in LEDs, used for road construction and warning of dangerous sections, are very eye-catching. 3. Tourist Attractions and Campgrounds: · In ecological reserves or campsites far from the power grid, solar lamps are the best choice for achieving lighting, as they are pollution-free and do not affect the natural environment. Such as tent lights, campsite street lights, etc. IV. Special and Emergency Scenarios (Essential) In these situations, the independence and portability of solar lamps play a crucial role. 1. Emergency Relief: · After power grids are paralyzed due to natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods, solar-powered lighting lamps and portable lamps are indispensable emergency supplies for rescue and relief sites. 2. Remote and Power-Deficient Areas: · Mountainous regions, pastures, islands: Provide stable daily lighting for herders, fishermen, or remote residents. · Field Workstations: Provide electricity for temporary workstations such as geological exploration, archaeology, and field research. 3. Safety Warning: · Construction Sites: Serve as temporary road guidance and safety warning lights. · Obstacle Warning: Installed at temporary barriers, power poles, etc., to alert pedestrians and vehicles.