Solar lighting system is a lighting system that utilizes solar energy as its energy source. It converts sunlight into electrical energy through solar panel.The battery stores the energy during the day and releases the energy to LED lamps or other light sources through a controller when they are needed, achieving a lighting function. Composition of the system The

Solar obstruction light is a type of obstacle lamp supported by solar energy, mainly used on obstructions with potential risks to aviation, such as tall towers, cranes, chimneys, buildings. This kind of lights will store power in non maintenance batteries through absorbing solar energy and converting them into electrical energy for use at night. Solar

Helipad lights‌ are a series of lighting and indication equipment installed on the helipad, mainly used to guide the takeoff and landing of helicopters and ensure flight safety. These lighting systems include many types of lamps, each of which has its specific functions and installation requirements. Main types and functions ‌Boundary lights‌: emit green light to

Building warning lights are devices used to provide visual warnings at night or in bad weather conditions. Their main purpose is to alert aircraft in the air to the location and height of high-rise buildings to prevent collisions between aircraft and buildings. Such lights are usually installed on the top or high places of buildings,

Solar warning lights which is a kind of traffic light converting the solar energy to electricity are mainly used to alert people at night or in low light conditions. It will convert the solar energy to to electricity by absorbing them and save them in battery. Solar warning lamps can light by itself without any

The airport lighting system provides three dimensional dynamic positioning information through light color, configuration, light intensity and effective range, ensuring that aircraft can take off, land and taxi safely at night, in low visibility or other complex weather conditions. These lighting facilities are distributed in the runway, taxiway, apron and other areas of the airport