Choosing solar energy
At Solidel, we’re convinced that solar energy is synonymous with the future. Together we inspire and embody change.
Solar energy |
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Solar-powered streetlamps can be moved Solar street lamps don’t need to be connected to wires buried in the ground. They are therefore easy to move and replace. |
Moving |
Electric street lamps cannot be moved Electrically-powered street lamps must be connected to wires buried in the ground. They cannot be moved or easily replaced. |
Solar energy costs less Solar streetlights cost up to 30% less than an electric streetlight. You save on purchase AND installation costs. |
Cost |
Electric power is more expensive You’ll have to pay royalties to your electricity supplier, and you won’t own the entire streetlight. |
Minimum replacement cost To replace and/or upgrade a solar streetlight, simply change the battery or LED bulb. |
Replacement |
High replacement cost To replace your electric streetlight, you’ll need to dig into the ground to extract the wires and change them to the fixture, for all your streetlights. |
Solar streetlights everywhere With no wires to bury in the ground, solar street lamps can be installed virtually anywhere. |
Location |
Electric street lamps require access to electricity Wherever there are issues of electrical connection, there are bound to be issues of electrical street lamps. |