On the Charge of Corridor Lights

The corridor lighting charge is too messy. Their toll collectors don't have a fixed time to charge, and we can't remember whether they paid it this year. We will pay the bill when they come to collect it.

Example description:

For example, if the original 25W incandescent lamp used in the residential building is changed to 3WLE, each lamp can save energy by 8 times, that is, each corridor lamp only needs 1.68 kWh (originally 18.25 kWh), and 300 corridor lamps only need 504 kWh.

It can save 497 1 kwh of electricity every year. The use of solar corridor lights not only saves energy and reduces consumption, but also is convenient to use, and the one-time investment is free for a long time, which alleviates the contradiction between the property management department and the owner, reduces the property management cost and makes the comprehensive cost more cost-effective.

Therefore, from the market point of view, not only the existing corridor lighting system can save energy, but also the solar power supply system can be installed according to the requirements of users, which has broad prospects and is suitable for popularization.

Potential customers:

Corridor lighting is a public facility. In principle, the owner and the property jointly undertake the installation, maintenance and management. The corridor lamp charge includes two parts, one is the maintenance fee and the other is the electricity fee. However, in practice, there are different fees for corridor lights, and there is no unified standard, which makes the contradiction between owners and property management departments sharp.

There are still many corridor lights that are still lit all night with light bulbs and old-fashioned switches. If the corridor lights are changed to LED lighting, an acousto-optic switch is used. This solid-state lighting lamp with LED as light source consumes only 1/8 of that of ordinary incandescent lamps, but its life span is 10 times.