Panasonic and Sanyo have launched the Everleds Lithium-ion Solar Street Light that produces 15 hours of light during night on a day’s charging. The street light combines solar cells and lithium-ion batteries (attached to the back of the panel) for harnessing and storing solar energy. The manufacturer will release two versions of the streetlight in Japan in January 2011.
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The Li-ion solar street light touts a lead-free design to lessen its overall footprint. The lights are just perfect for illuminating schools, parks, streets, housing complex and public outdoor facilities.
Via: FarEastGizmos
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