As an important project in the construction of new rural areas, solar street lights are attracting more and more attention. The installation of rural road lighting street lights will always encounter problems of one kind or another. However, the installation location of solar street lights, especially the feasibility under high-voltage lines, often triggers discussions. This article will explore this issue in depth to help you understand the relevant factors for installing solar street lights under high-voltage lines.

Can solar street lights be installed under high-voltage lines? Generally speaking, try to avoid installing lights under high-voltage lines.

The impact of high-voltage lines

Electromagnetic radiation

High-voltage lines will generate certain electromagnetic radiation during operation. Although current research shows that the impact of electromagnetic radiation on solar street lights is relatively small, when installing solar street lights near high-voltage lines, the potential impact of electromagnetic radiation on the electronic components of lamps still needs to be considered.

What are the effects of installing solar street lights under high-voltage lines?

1. Under high-voltage lines, it is a relatively dangerous area, the air humidity reaches more than 60%, and aluminum alloy battery racks are prone to high voltage, causing fires.

2. If you can't avoid high-voltage lines, you must avoid thunderstorms during installation, pay attention to construction safety, and don't touch high-voltage lines to avoid damage.

3. The safe distance between solar street lights and high-voltage lines should ensure that the Aoya line is more than 5 meters away from the panel. Do not install solar street lights in places directly perpendicular to the pressure line.

4. Solar street lights are easily blocked by sunlight under high-voltage lines, resulting in poor energy storage, which can easily lead to battery power supply and the failure of solar street lights to light up. Third, high-voltage lines belong to relatively dangerous areas. Construction under high-voltage lines is very dangerous. Try to avoid high-voltage lines.

Safe distance

According to relevant national standards, a certain safe distance should be maintained between solar street lights and high-voltage lines. Generally speaking, the safe distance should be evaluated based on the voltage level and installation environment of the high-voltage line. Ensuring a safe distance is not only to protect street light equipment, but also for the safety of pedestrians and vehicles.

Before installing solar street lights, on-site surveys must be carried out. The survey content includes the voltage level of the high-voltage line, the surrounding environment, topography, etc., so as to formulate a reasonable installation plan.

Solway is a one-stop solar energy supply solution that can provide customers with professional solar road planning and design solutions, following relevant safety standards and design principles. Through reasonable design, material selection and installation process, the impact of high-voltage lines on solar street lights can be effectively reduced to ensure their safe and stable operation.