Solar street lights, as a new type of environmentally friendly road lighting facility, are increasingly widely used in the road lighting industry and have become a driving force in the industry. Solar street lights are mainly composed of lamp posts, solar panels, batteries, controllers, and LED light sources. The lamp post plays a load-bearing role and is the "support" of the entire solar street light. So, how can we ensure the durability of the solar street light post and the service life of the solar street light.
Solar street lamp poles are generally made of steel materials. As they are used outdoors, the poles need to be treated with anti-corrosion and rust prevention measures. The most widely used technology on the market now is hot-dip galvanizing, which involves polishing and polishing the poles and immersing them in zinc solution at around 500 ℃ to attach a layer of zinc to the surface of the poles, thus achieving the effect of anti-corrosion and rust prevention.
Although the lamp post treated with hot-dip galvanizing can achieve anti-corrosion and rust prevention effects, solar street lights are generally installed on both sides of the road, and the galvanized layer on the surface is inevitably damaged, which reduces the service life of the lamp post. So it is necessary to regularly inspect the lamp post and repair any damaged surfaces.
The material selection for the lamp post is also very important. In order to ensure that the solar street lamp post has sufficient ductility and rigidity, Q235 is generally used as the raw material for the lamp post.
Choosing qualified solar street lamp poles not only ensures the practicality of pole accessories, but also ensures safety, achieving both aesthetics and lighting effects.