What is LED street lighting? Although the LED technology used for street lighting is relatively new, the science behind it is actually widely known because the LED itself has been around for decades. The structural framework of the LED bulb is slightly different, only the bulb, without the filament. Moreover, its color temperature and illumination intensity only depend on the movement of electrons in the semiconductor material. In addition, LEDs operate with solid-state technology, which means they are better at easy control and programming, which actually makes it one of the most feature-rich and flexible light sources on the market today. Most street lamps have been used for more than 30 years on average. Due to current demand, many Led Street Light Factory are already too large or too small, or the reason for their original installation may no longer exist. Municipalities can resolve these problems by transitioning to LED street light systems, thereby increasing energy savings and reducing electricity bills.
More operational savings can be obtained from the following aspects: Long service life-The estimated service life is more than 50,000 hours. The LED lighting system helps reduce maintenance and replacement costs. Lower power consumption-compared to traditional street lights, LED lights produce less light. The LED system can also be powered by solar energy. Improved power usage-Many existing lamps emit only a portion of the light actually produced by the light source. LED lamps waste less light, and the maximum power efficiency is 90%, compared with 68 for high-pressure sodium lamps. Once a community, utility or country successfully implements an LED street lighting system, it paves the way for other people's applications.