从China供应商批量进口680w Solar Hybrid Street Lamp

The 680W solar hybrid street lamp integrates a 56W LED module with a 600W wind turbine and an 80W solar panel array to deliver continuous off-grid illumination. The system operates on DC voltage, combining renewable inputs to ensure reliability in variable weather, including low-sunlight periods. Its hybrid design reduces dependency on a single energy source, making it suitable for remote or unstable-grid locations.

The lamp’s LED component provides brightness comparable to standard municipal lighting, while the wind turbine and solar panel extend runtime without grid support. The housing is built to withstand outdoor conditions, with corrosion-resistant materials typical for street lighting in coastal or high-humidity regions. Industry-standard IP65 or higher ingress protection is typical for such systems to prevent dust and water intrusion.

Primary buyers include municipal authorities, highway contractors, and property developers installing lighting in areas with limited infrastructure. The system’s modular design allows for scalable deployment, from single units for park pathways to networked arrays for urban streets. Buyers should confirm compatibility with local voltage standards and mounting requirements, as well as the availability of maintenance support for wind and solar components.

Qingdao Windwings Wind Turbine Co., Ltd is based in Jiaozhou, Shandong Province, at the intersection of Haibin 4th Road and Zhushan Road. The company specialises in renewable energy solutions, with a focus on hybrid systems that combine wind and solar power for off-grid applications. Its product range includes street lighting, which aligns with its core expertise in wind turbine technology.

The supplier is classified as an imported-tier partner with a harbor trust tier, indicating a verified operational presence. While the listed response rate and average response hours are currently at zero, this may reflect a temporary lapse in communication tracking rather than capability. Buyers are advised to contact the supplier directly to confirm current responsiveness and production capacity.