Why are lumens in LED solar lights?

Why are lumens in LED solar lights?

A lumen (symbol lm) is a unit of measurement of luminous flux in the International System of Units. Simply put, a higher lumen value means that more visible light is emitted per unit of time, and the brighter the light is. For example, the luminous flux of a common LED solar garden light may range from 100 - 500 lumens, and a large solar street light may even reach more than 1,000 lumens.

Lumens are closely related to the design and energy management of LED solar lights. Determine the lighting effect: For LED solar lights, the lumen value directly determines their lighting range and brightness. In outdoor lighting scenarios, sufficient lumens ensure that pathways are clearly visible and yards are bright and safe.

In addition, knowing the lumen value can help consumers choose products rationally. According to the size of their own garden, use, etc., to select the appropriate lumens of LED solar lights, to avoid the blind pursuit of high lumens lead to insufficient power, or because the lumens are too low to achieve the lighting effect.