Solar Light Dealers in Bengaluru

Solar Light Dealers in Bengaluru

YAKURA SOLAR - SOLAR LIGHT 

Solar light technology refers to the use of sunlight to generate and provide illumination for various applications, such as outdoor lighting, indoor lighting, and power generation. 

  1. Solar Water Heaters: While not directly related to lighting, solar water heaters use solar technology to heat water for domestic or industrial purposes. These systems typically consist of solar collectors that absorb sunlight and transfer the heat to water, reducing the need for conventional energy sources to heat water.

  1. Solar Tubes and Fiber Optics: Some advanced lighting systems use solar tubes and fiber optics to capture sunlight and transport it to interior spaces where natural light is desired. These systems can provide illumination indoors without consuming electricity during the day.

  2. Solar-powered Gadgets: Various small electronic devices, such as calculators, watches, and phone chargers, utilize solar cells to generate power from sunlight. These technologies harness the sun's energy for specific applications.

  3. Solar-powered Outdoor Decorations: Solar technology is often used in decorative outdoor lighting, such as solar-powered garden lights, pathway lights, and string lights. These devices typically incorporate small PV panels and rechargeable batteries to store and release energy for lighting.

  1. Solar-powered Signs: Signs, billboards, and road signs can be equipped with solar panels and LED lights to ensure they remain visible even in remote or off-grid locations.

  2. Solar-powered Emergency Lighting: Solar-powered emergency lighting systems are designed to provide illumination during power outages or emergencies. They often include backup batteries to ensure continuous operation.

  3. Solar-powered Homes and Buildings: Solar panels installed on rooftops are a common method of harnessing solar energy for both electricity generation and, indirectly, lighting. Excess energy can be stored in batteries or fed back into the grid.