Even during disasters, provide people with a reassuring 'light.' Can be installed in places where wiring is difficult.
The "NS Series" is a solar lighting system that lights up through self-generated power utilizing the forces of nature. The solar cells start generating electricity from sunlight, and the electrical energy is stored in an electric double-layer capacitor. The LED lights automatically turn on at dusk. [Features] ■ Ecology ■ Can be installed in locations where wiring is difficult ■ Can provide light as long as sunlight reaches it *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■NS-101N ■NS-101M ■NS-100N ■NS-100M *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since our establishment in 1949 as "the streetlight shop of the town" in Nagoya, we have been involved in various outdoor equipment related to landscape and streetscape improvements planned and implemented by shopping districts, chambers of commerce, municipal governments, and public organizations across the country. We take a comprehensive approach to meet our customers' needs, from lighting planning to design, construction, and maintenance. Additionally, all our products are custom-made with care. This is our commitment as a manufacturer of original streetlights.
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