Batteries: thermoelectric and photoelectric – Applications
Patent
1997-12-19
2000-05-09
Diamond, Alan
Batteries: thermoelectric and photoelectric
Applications
136243, 136244, 136248, 521733, 429111, 362183, 362276, 362812, 323906, F21S 902, G04C 1002, H01L 31042
Patent
active
060606584
ABSTRACT:
A pole incorporating solar cells has a lighting device or like electric device attached thereto, and a required number of solar cell modules arranged approximately vertically on at least one portion of peripheral wall of the main body of the pole. The arrangement of solar cell modules has the function of generating the electric energy to be consumed by the electric device for one day, utilizing solar radiation afforded by at least scattered sunlight selected from scattered sunlight or direct sunlight. A storage device is provided in the pole main body and has a capacity to accumulate therein the electric energy to be consumed by the electric device for one day, and is repeatedly charged and discharged every day.
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Fujii Takashi
Yoshida Hitoshi
Diamond Alan
Showa Pole Co., Ltd.
Tagawasyouji, Ltd.
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