Why rural solar street lights are not popular

The city’s night is shining with neon lights and bright lights, making the night look like daytime. But the countryside is different. In the past, there were no street lights at night in the countryside, and there were black lights everywhere, which was very inconvenient. At night, people often couldn't see the road and wrestled. Therefore, people in the countryside also hope that they can be illuminated by street lights at night, just like in the city.

In the past few years, the country has many good policies for rural areas, such as village-to-village, village toilet renovation, kitchen renovation, household access roads and street lamp installation, etc., which are all good things for farmers and truly benefit the people. engineering. As far as street lamp installation is concerned, farmers are very happy. The first street lamp is installed free of charge by the state, and farmers do not need to pay a penny for themselves. Second, the installation of street lights greatly facilitates the production and life of farmers. Walking in the village at night, the lights are everywhere, which improves the safety of night activities.

But after the street lights were installed for a period of time, the drawbacks began to appear. Some villagers said: It is better to be uneasy.

Then installing street lights was originally a good thing for farmers, but why is it not so popular with farmers now?

There are three main reasons:

1. At present, most of the street lights installed in rural areas are solar street lights. Although they are energy-saving and environmentally friendly, in some areas, due to climate and sunlight, solar cells do not store enough energy during the day, and the street lights are not bright at night. Street lights have become a display.

2. In many places, the street lights are on before the day is dark, but their energy reserves are often insufficient. It is quiet at night. When the villagers need the street lights most, the power is exhausted. The role of.

3. At present, the number of street lights in rural areas is too small, and the distribution is uneven, mostly concentrated on the main rural roads. Rural roads are not like cities. Because of the terrain, there are often many steep and dangerous sections. However, street lights are mostly installed on main rural roads with heavy traffic. Most of these sections are relatively flat and safe, but in remote and dangerous places. There are no street lights.