Under normal circumstances, the default number of rainy days for solar street lights produced by most manufacturers is three days, and the number of rainy days for integrated solar street lights will be longer, ranging from five days to seven days. That is to say, within the specified number of days, even if the solar street light cannot supplement the solar energy, it can work normally, but once this number of days is exceeded, the solar street light cannot be used normally.

The reason why solar street lights can continue to work in cloudy and rainy days is because part of the battery stores electrical energy, and it can continue to work for a period of time without solar energy conversion, but when the originally stored electrical energy is exhausted, it will always work. When there is no solar energy to supplement, the solar street light will stop working.

When the weather is cloudy, the solar street light will have its own adjustment system, so that its adjustment system can naturally adapt to the cloudy conditions, and it can also collect its energy according to the amount of solar radiation on cloudy days. . At night, it can also send light to many people, so it can be known that there are some reasons why they install solar street lights in many places. They also hope that they can find a very good street light to help them illuminate, so it can be said that this aspect is a highlight of it.

The photovoltaic modules and batteries of the solar street light determine the number of rainy days of the street light, so these two parameters are important reference factors for the purchase of solar street lights. If your local weather is relatively humid and there are many rainy days, it is necessary to appropriately choose solar street lights with more rainy days.