Streetlight powered by solar energy
First Claim
1. A streetlight powered by solar energy comprising a lamppost having a post having a top end;
- and a lampshade mounted on the top end of the post and having a top recess and an open bottom;
a rechargeable battery mounted in the lampshade to store electricity;
a solar array mounted in the top recess in the lampshade, facing away from the lampshade to convert sunlight to direct current (dc) electricity and connected to the rechargeable battery; and
a circuit panel mounted in the lampshade and having a bottom surface facing the open bottom of the lampshade;
a light mounted on the bottom surface of the circuit panel to receive dc electricity from the rechargeable battery; and
a control circuit mounted on the circuit panel.
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Abstract
A streetlight powered by solar energy has a lamppost, a circuit panel, a rechargeable battery and a solar array. The lamppost has a post and a lampshade. The lampshade is mounted around the top end of the post and has a top recess. The rechargeable battery is mounted in the lampshade and storing electricity. The solar array is mounted in the top recess in the lampshade and recharges the rechargeable battery. The circuit panel is mounted in the lampshade and has a light. Therefore, the solar array can absorb solar energy and transfer solar energy to electric energy to store electricity in the rechargeable battery. Then the rechargeable battery supplies power to the light.
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1. A streetlight powered by solar energy comprising
a lamppost having a post having a top end; - and
a lampshade mounted on the top end of the post and having a top recess and an open bottom;
a rechargeable battery mounted in the lampshade to store electricity;
a solar array mounted in the top recess in the lampshade, facing away from the lampshade to convert sunlight to direct current (dc) electricity and connected to the rechargeable battery; and
a circuit panel mounted in the lampshade and having a bottom surface facing the open bottom of the lampshade;
a light mounted on the bottom surface of the circuit panel to receive dc electricity from the rechargeable battery; and
a control circuit mounted on the circuit panel. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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