High-efficiency solar street lamp with insect-expelling function

Abstract

The invention relates to a high-efficiency solar street lamp with an insect-expelling function. The high-efficiency solar street lamp comprises a bottom plate, a support post, a solar panel, a supportplate, a lamp shade and a lamp tube, and further comprises an insect-expelling mechanism and an adjusting mechanism, wherein the adjusting mechanism comprises a lifting assembly, a lifting block anda drive rod, the lifting assembly comprises a power unit and two lifting units, each lifting unit comprises a screw rod, a slider and two bearings, the insect-expelling mechanism comprises a fixed boxand a rotating assembly, an insect repellant is arranged in the fixed box, and the rotating assembly comprises a first motor, a rotation shaft, a drive gear, a connecting box, a limiting assembly, ahose, two spray nozzles and a plurality of convex teeth. For the high-efficiency solar street lamp with the insect-expelling function, through the adjusting mechanism, the angle of the solar panel canbe adjusted, so that the solar panel is just opposite to sunlight, then the electricity generating effect is promoted, through the insect-expelling mechanism, insect-expelling work can be carried outaround the lamp shade, and thus the phenomenon that the corpses of mosquitos and insects are adhered to the lamp shade, consequently, the illuminating effect of the street lamp is influenced is avoided.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of smart cities, in particular to a high-efficiency solar street lamp with insect repellent function. Background technique [0002] Solar street lights are powered by crystalline silicon solar cells, maintenance-free valve-controlled sealed batteries (gel batteries) store electrical energy, ultra-bright LED lamps are used as light sources, and are controlled by intelligent charge and discharge controllers to replace traditional public power lighting. Street lights. [0003] Existing solar street lights attract a large number of mosquitoes during lighting work, causing the mosquito bodies to easily adhere to the lampshade, which affects the lighting effect of solar street lights. Not only that, the solar panels of existing solar panel street lights are generally fixed. At the top, the sunlight cannot face the solar panel, reducing the power generation effect of the solar panel, and greatly reducing the practicality of solar ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Existing solar street lamps will attract a large number of mosquitoes when performing lighting work, causing mosquito corpses to easily adhere to the lampshade, affecting the lighting effect of solar street lamps. Not only that, but the solar panels of existing solar panel street lamps are generally fixed. At the top, the sunlight cannot face the solar panel, which reduces the power generation effect of the solar panel and greatly reduces the practicability of the solar street light.

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