The parameters on the solar light label

The parameters on the solar light label provide important information about the product performance and specifications. Here are some common solar light parameters and what they mean:

1. Model: The model of the solar light, which represents the unique identifier set by the manufacturer for the product. 

2. Solar Panel Parameters: The main parameters of the solar panel equipped with the solar light, including rated power (Wp), maximum power voltage (Vmp), maximum power current (Imp), open circuit voltage (Voc) and short circuit current (Isc). 

3. Battery Type & Parameters: The type of battery used in the solar light (such as lithium-ion battery, lithium polymer battery or lithium iron phosphate battery) and the main parameters, including rated voltage (V), rated capacity (Ah), maximum charge voltage (V), maximum discharge voltage (V), etc. 

4. LED Light Source Parameters: The main parameters of the LED light source in the solar light, including rated power (W), luminous flux (lm), color temperature (K) and light efficiency (lm/W). 

5. Working Mode: The working mode of the solar light, such as all-night lighting mode, sensing mode (such as infrared sensing, radar sensing) or timing mode. 

6. Lighting Time: The time that a solar light can continue to light when fully charged, usually in hours. 

7. Charging Time: The time it takes for a solar light to charge in sunlight, usually in hours. Waterproof Level: The waterproof level of a solar light, such as IP65, IP66 or IP67. The higher the waterproof level, the stronger the solar light's ability to protect against water and dust. 

8. Material & Appearance: The main materials of the solar light (such as aluminum alloy, ABS plastic, etc.) and the appearance design.

 9. Installation Method & Height: The installation method of the solar light (such as wall-mounted, column-mounted, etc.) and the recommended installation height. 

10. Operating Temperature Range: The temperature range that a solar light can withstand under normal working conditions. For example, a typical solar light may have an operating temperature range of -20°C to 60°C. 

11. Warranty Information: The warranty period of the solar light usually includes product quality warranty and performance warranty. The warranty period usually covers manufacturing defects, material problems, and performance degradation under normal use conditions. 

12. Manufacturing Date: The manufacturing date of the solar light helps to understand the newness of the product. 

13. Application Scenarios: The scenarios or environments where the solar light is suitable, such as road lighting, garden lighting, park lighting, etc. 

14. Installation & Usage Notes: Matters that need to be paid attention to when installing and using the solar light, such as avoiding blocking the solar panel, cleaning the solar panel regularly, and installing the battery correctly.

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