Is the electricity used for street lighting commercial or residential?

The electricity for street lighting in residential quarters belongs to commercial electricity.

In the property community, street lamps are maintained and managed by the property company, which is a commercial entity and its management belongs to the commercial category. Therefore, the street lighting electricity in residential areas is classified as commercial electricity.

Commercial electricity refers to electricity used for business, service, office and other commercial purposes. Street lighting in residential areas is to provide safe and convenient public services, not for non-resident individuals, so it is classified as commercial electricity.

The electricity consumption of street lamps in property communities is usually paid and managed by property companies. The property company will sign an electricity contract with the power supply department and settle the account according to the charging standard of commercial electricity. These costs are usually borne by the owners of the community through property management fees or public maintenance funds.

The purpose of street lighting in residential quarters is to ensure the safety and convenience of residents in residential quarters. Street lamp lighting can provide night lighting, increase residents' sense of security and reduce the occurrence of criminal incidents. At the same time, street lamps can also provide convenience for residents to travel and activities at night.

In a word, the street lamp electricity in the property community belongs to commercial electricity. This is because street lamps are maintained and managed by property companies, which are commercial entities. Street lamp lighting electricity is used to provide safe and convenient public services, not for non-resident individuals.