Excess energy is stored by solar lights via rechargeable batteries, which are charged by the solar panels when sunlight is accessible during the day. When more energy is generated by the solar panels than the lights can presently consume, the surplus energy is stored in these batteries for future use. This enables the solar lights to remain operational during the night or when the solar panels are unable to generate sufficient energy to directly power the lights due to cloudy weather. The stored energy in the batteries guarantees that the solar lights can function even in the absence of sunlight, offering a dependable and sustainable source of illumination.
Solar lights store excess energy through the use of rechargeable batteries. These batteries are charged by the solar panels during the day when sunlight is available. When the solar panels generate more energy than the lights can immediately use, the excess energy is stored in these batteries for later use. This allows the solar lights to continue functioning during the night or in cloudy weather when the solar panels are not able to generate enough energy to power the lights directly. The stored energy in the batteries ensures that the solar lights can operate even when sunlight is not available, providing a reliable and sustainable source of illumination.
Solar lights store excess energy in rechargeable batteries.
