Making sense of solar lighting spec sheets
We're back! In this issue, we're teaching a valuable life skill—how to read a spec sheet! Plus, a round of solar lighting fact or fiction, our latest case study, and an invite to our next live training session.
How to read a spec sheet
Spec sheets are essential for solar lighting customers. They're also notoriously hard to interpret and use. What do the numbers mean? Which ones matter most? How can you tell if a product is right for your project?
We run the numbers for customers all the time, and we wrote a guide so that you can do the same.
Truth, lies, and marketing
Solar lighting is unreliable. It only works in the Sun Belt. It's alright for parks and paths but not roadways. This is false! All of it. We don't know why, but when it comes to solar lighting, rumors abound.
We're here to set the record straight. Here's the 'fact check' button you've been wishing for 👇
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