A split solar street light is a type of street lighting system where the solar panel and the LED light are separated. The solar panel is usually mounted on a pole or a nearby structure, while the light fixture is positioned to provide optimal illumination on the ground.

A split solar street light works by converting sunlight into electricity through solar panels, which then charges a battery. The battery powers the LED light at night, providing illumination without the need for traditional electricity sources.

The advantages of split solar street lights include easier installation, flexibility in positioning the solar panel for maximum sunlight exposure, and reduced reliance on grid electricity, making them environmentally friendly and cost-effective in the long run.

Yes, split solar street lights can still be utilized in areas with limited sunlight, especially if they are equipped with larger battery storage systems that can hold enough charge to power the lights for extended periods, or if they are combined with energy-efficient LEDs that require less power.