DIY Auto turn off/on solar street light

tp4056
1w led
2x 2000mAh battery
A1019
*10k resistor are connected to transistor base, but without resistor, LED light brighter

[@TheGrkBoy]

This panel can put out close to 100 watts kzbin.infoUgkxOqI2yqX0XVrhR2BMJciTWrHJpG8FhJyg when positioned in the appropriate southernly direction, tilted to the optimal angle for your latitude/date, and connected to a higher capacity device than a 500. The built in kickstand angle is a fixed at 50 degrees. Up to 20% more power can be output by selecting the actual date and latitude optimal angle.The 500 will only input 3.5A maximum at 18 volts for 63 watts. Some of the excess power from the panel can be fed into a USB battery bank, charged directly from the panel while also charging a 500. This will allow you to harvest as much as 63 + 15 = 78 watts.If this panel is used to charge a larger device, such as the power station, then its full output potential can be realized.

[@Kleponturbo]

This is correct pin for A1015 : OUT+ (emiter/pin1), LED+ (collector/pin2/middle), IN+ (base/pin3)

[@zulkarnainzamin1183]

meaning?

[@kalamatagames2631]

you can look for cable box 10cm×10cm cost about 1 $ per box that kind of box used indoor or outside the house kind of waterproof

[@davidgraemesmith1980]

Nice tip with the nail varnish, not seen that technique since my high school years 91-96

[@edmundbrisenio2286]

Cool. Same as my circuits. Good Job

[@cinderelladreamshop1310]

is it working same as video? With tp4056 charger module also? Need any diode?

[@DigitalIP]

Clear Coating would also help with protection, instead of using nail polish etc.

[@adrianmoone6737]

GREAT VIDEO! can you show us how to change a pre-made outdoor solar security light? maybe how to make them turn on & off when we WANT instead of being motion detected? and maybe add a ?? dial if possible? to turn them up brighter or down for lower lighting? Then finally my biggest question! Is there any way to use these solar power lights for an alternative purpose? by maybe taking OUT the light, probably double up the batteries? and add a USB charger? I have 8 brand new ones, and I've already separated 3. Placed the solar on my outside & the light on my inside for motion detected lighting inside, but really they're brighter than I need. They stay going 3 days now so far with overcast! Free lighting! Yay!! (free solar phone charging would be AWSOME!

[@hiendrianto]

Mantap mas bro Creative bikin lampu solar cell nya

[@AlamoCityCello]

Excellent DIY Video. Very practical sourcing of readily available materials. Smart design. THANKS BRO!

[@adrienrandall9483]

You all prolly dont give a damn but does someone know a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid lost the password. I would love any help you can give me

[@bowenowen5818]

@Adrien Randall instablaster ;)

[@adrienrandall9483]

@Bowen Owen thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@adrienrandall9483]

@Bowen Owen it worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thanks so much, you saved my account :D

[@bowenowen5818]

@Adrien Randall No problem =)

[@alexeydudin3849]

Я не парю мозг а сразу собираю подобную схему в уличный светильник вместо лампы на 220 в. Просто красиво экономично. И схема у меня сложнее с четким переключением на стабилизаторе tl431 и естественно с дополнительной бмс для 18650. А тут уж больно дешманский вариант из бокса для обеда😎

[@sergeyboitsov8643]

А чём разница между тем что в видео и tl431? правильно ли я понимаю, что tl431 как раз будет включать нагрузку когда темнеет?

[@arazmamedzade8110]

Collector max Current: -0.15 A for A1015 transistor and current of 1W LED is: 1W/3,3V= 0.3A. We have to add resistor(may be 10-12 Ohm) between collector and anode pins. It"ll be save LED"s life (and battery, too).

[@ronaldd.1355]

Why do you need a resistor? in my calculations it is not needed. The batteries when full charged 'll be: 4.20, the LED is about 3.3v, so you have to reduce: 0.9v, so (0.9v / 300ma) = 3OHMS. Not 10000, Am I right?

[@arazmamedzade8110]

@@ronaldd.1355 Dear Ronald, there is such a thing as "instantaneous current value", which affects the moment the load is turned on. This current exceeds the rated current by 5-6 times. In order for the LED (load) to not burn during switching on, we take a resistor 3-4 times more. In all other respects - of course you are right.

[@jcadventurehd]

nice video i might try this out

[@katchupoy01]

Albert. I prefer you talking on your videos. Its way better than music. Para ma explain mo nang mabuti.

[@luisfernandezm.1872]

Hola...cual transistor debo usar?...a1015 o a1019...gracias

[@jemarvalencia354]

I tried this and the led is not turning off when there is current from solar panel. I used A1015 GR331 transistor, whats the problem?

[@amritswagatadityaraj1111]

But where you have used that 10k resistor

[@hiranukwatta7076]

great video , can you do video about 6/10w led light circuit

[@16emmi]

Got it 😍thank u

[@abhishorts9477]

Cool thing can you tell from where to buy these things

[@raghubhaibharvad6715]

Bhai .. 12v solarpanel & 12v battrey me use karsata hu ...

[@wessiez]

Goodday. What a simpel and great solution for this application. Is there a way to make the LED go on when it is a bit more dark? Mine is going on very soon...

[@johnjohn71400]

grand merci !!!!

[@miteshdhanani]

On of switch is to be connected then

[@jayracpan9831]

Emitter should be connected to ground and collector connected to negative of the led .

[@amigoselvador2786]

could you please explain more in a simpler way thank you

[@alittlebitanimation8771]

where did u connect the transistor

[@nl6524]

Excellent 👌

[@energycrafts8206]

Nice but you did not show the 10k resistor on schematic or where to solder. I assume this is the base current controlling resistor?

[@xlines]

EnergyCrafts the 10k resistor is more likely for the base of the transistor.

[@judeareola6026]

kzbin.info/door/EfGr5XZvclJliyoFwT9n_g Check this one out.

[@nikhilganguly546]

10 k resistor should be added in the transistor b

[@christophergalero505]

What is functioning of resistor...

[@at190.corona2]

If using transister Number 1815, how much does it cost? Ah, can you help answer?

[@exobox758]

Can I use any other npn transistor

[@adikalijaga5578]

Alhamdulillah dpt ilmu baru, padamkan api merah , mampir kak

[@anoopanand7619]

Is possible to connect 6 volt DC LED?

[@andypratamasamudera3251]

I can use the transistor TIP31C ?

Is the transistor working as some sort of current regulation there, or is the LED straight up getting the full battery voltage? If the second thing is the case, use a 3.3v regulator (if it‘s a linear one, it can still waste up to 800mW with a 3W LED but the LED will get a constant current).

[@samwallin9694]

its working as a switch it turns off the leds while the solar pannel is providing voltage which charges the batterys, but when the pannels are not producing voltage the leds turn on and use the battery voltage

@@samwallin9694 I know, it‘s a PNP type transistor. I just don‘t know if it has a internal resistance, because it‘s the only thing between the LED (2.6 to 3.3V) to the battery (2.6 to 4.2V).

[@ALEFILES]

@@samwallin9694 How does the current flow from batteries to the 1W Led (+) lead at night? The PNP transistor turns ON when it is night? If it is, the 2SA1019 transistor doesn't drive much current, just 0.05A, and the 1W LED needs at least 0.300 A... Greetings from Argentina!

[@sshutupurface8345]

i use 1k resistor with 18650 so the current is 4.2 milliamps and the led emits 0.017 watts good as night light lasts 55 days + permanently on

[@jonnymorillo1484]

Your 2x 1watt 6 volts solar panel are verry weak to charge 2x 2000mAh lithium battery. Cuz your 2 panel can only produce 0.333 amps of current, not much. (P/E or V=I) you do the math. And the TP 4056 will ignore it. Cuz TP4056 have a minimum accepting current of 37% battery capacity. So if you have 2x 2000mAh battery, you need 0.740amps of current from the panel to charge your battery. It means u need 5watts 6volts solar panel that can produce 0.833 amps of current enough to charge those 2x 2000mAh battery. But overall, i love the video. You work clean.

[@marcomartins9845]

Hi, what type of resistor for a 3w LED? Thanks

[@HeroCP7]

This is a pnp transistor. Shouldn't the base be connected to the negative of the solar panel? Wouldn't connecting the base to the opposite polarity be causing a short? It should honestly still work since electrons move from the negative to the positive terminal so it'll eventually reach the base but still i can't help but think it is causing a short somewhere.

[@ALEFILES]

Not at all. The base is connected to the right pin (+), because when the sun lights the panel, the +V of the panel _BLOCKS_ the PNP transistor, and _when the night comes,_ the voltage of the panel fall to zero, activating the transistor, and driving current from battery to the Led across the collector... Understood? Greetings from Argentina!❤

[@dj_sorra8605]

C 1815 IS GOOD FOR THIS PROJECT?

[@emre-uc1zh]

Does the value of the resistor depend on the current drawn by the connected load? Does the life of the battery depend on the resistance? What is the maximum current drawn by the load in this circuit?

[@ALEFILES]

The maximum current _DEPENDS_ of the maximum current the transistor can drive...If you use a small transistor, don't expect to connect a BIG led light, because you will burn the transistor...I suggest to use a BD140, TIP42C or similar, BUT REMEMBER: anything transistor you use MUST be PNP, otherwise the light won't turn on by night... It will be better If you use a MOSFET P-CHANNEL instead a bipolar transistor (e.g. IRF9640)... Greetings from Argentina!❤

[@dyaa6a]

can i use the 2n2222 transistor?

[@astronic4522]

Nice project

[@bishalbarua7686]

how long it can provide lightning?

[@electroumit]

The box is not resistant to sun. Box life is 1 or 2 year. Nice job.

[@albertnario4877]

it's enough time for it.

[@herisantoso9040]

Bang apa gk perlu di pasang dioda dari panel surya nya ke modul

[@phitrow]

Out battery - 4,2v. LED in 3,3-3,4v. Need resistor for stabilisation carrent LED...?

[@FargothPL]

There's no need. You're losing some voltage across the transistor. I recreated a similar project (I found where I made a mistake when I previously use his scheme) and the voltage on the diode was 3.17V (so for white LED is ok), while the battery voltage was 4.1V

[@phitrow]

@@FargothPL ok

[@azmilulum3280]

Sorry, where is the Resistor located

[@sarveshpednekar7460]

Total cost of making?

[@ucokcupu1]

How is led 30watt?

[@dj_sorra8605]

BC547 or BC557 IS GOOD?

[@djamad8806]

bro, why is the 10k resistor not used?

[@amigoselvador2786]

the scheme showing in the video is belong to Edmund Brisenio

[@albertnario4877]

yes your right, I have permission from him.

[@zainal851209]

What's the resistor for?

[@samwallin9694]

it was not used when i made this i used a 20 ohm resistor inline with the negative side of the led and that drops down the voltage as i was worried about burn out

[@chamunu123]

Awesome 😀👍👍👍👍

[@saravanasaravana5183]

How to make 12v solar garden light

[@user-su1go1if5z]

هل يوجد بديل للترانزيستور ومهو نوعه nbn .؟

[@mydrive1532]

Transitor A9013 ?

[@wenzuken22]

can u teach me the wiring for the transistor its not clear

[@SanjayKumar-bb3sy]

बैट्री को parellel जोड़ना है या सिरीज़ में

[@affalahpramudiasesutio7131]

How To Make This Than Brighter

[@prasoonprashant8587]

what if i have a 9 volt 3 watt solar panel??

[@hellofotoo]

1015? 1019? and where is the resistor?

[@rachealleong371]

what about the resistor?

[@davidzammit9359]

Hi can you post the diagram of the pcb please

[@ekas9081]

If a larger LED will be installed, around 5 watts, do the transistors need to be replaced? If replaced, what type of transistor is appropriate?

These transistors commonly are rated for 300-600mA. A 5W LED could draw 1.5A at 3V. So just look for one that has such current capabilities and is PNP. Also, don‘t connect the LED straight up to the TP4056s output and use a buck regulator instead.

[@Petardozord]

Will it work with singel 5vpanel and single 18650 lithium battery?

[@yavuzcan233]

it works

[@pieqienenergy]

cant work, if I placed the solar board under the sun on the light and if I closed the solar board the lights went off

[@solderist]

Must be the transistor

[@satryapratama3224]

Tanya resistor ya di taruh mana bos

[@wichaisaeko6187]

R 10k ต่อเข้าตรงไหน

[@aml-ph4766]

where is the 10k resistor?

[@om.g595]

Very nice

[@Nappakoutdoorcamp]

pakai cairan apa itu broo? boleh inta link pembeliannya?..

[@ekoharyanto2046]

Resistornya utk apa / dikemanain.??

[@Mister.Doodler]

Where to buy these

[@makingbyabhisek8469]

Achhaa he ♂️

[@darman2240]

Tahan berapa lama tu lampu gan 2 batre... panel suryanya kalu 1 bisa kah.. tks.

[@SS3Badminton]

How do I use the battery in the morning and the battery charge in the battery and in the evening, do I use the battery?

[@DigitalIP]

The solar panels charge the batteries during the day, at night the light uses the batteries. If using a usb cable to charge the batteries the solar panels are pretty much just used to turn the light off during the day.

[@mati211p]

How did you set current? I can't see any limitations? How much power did you get without resistor? Does it still work well without any resistors?

[@generalawareness101]

There is a lot wrong with this circuit, and you spotted one of the issues. The other issue is that there were no diodes used to prevent backflow energy. Normally 1 or 2 Schottky diodes are used to prevent that in 1 or two places in the circuit. The thing is you don't actually have to have a way to set the current in this setup since the 18650's are 3.7v nominal (but can go up to 4.2v) while the 1w led wants about 3.5v. Personally, for longevity of the LED, I would use an XL4056E right before the LED and set the current there so no matter what voltage hits it the current is what is driving it (which is what we want).

@@generalawareness101, i also thought about the LEDs getting a too high voltage. Even a 3.3V linear regulator possibly would do a good job here while still being more efficient. I don‘t know if the TP4056 already acts as a reverse current protection.

[@generalawareness101]

@ It does not and why a diode has to be inserted.

[@the_moto_monk_ey]

Can you double check your circuit diagram ? I made it like you showed in circuit diagram but it is not working.

[@samwallin9694]

the diagram is incorrect use kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3qxn5uLZq-gnNk for the correct orientation

[@mickcarson8504]

Good video but the music is a freaking nightmare. Show the video without the Disco.

[@SlavokTV1]

какой транзистор?

[@schubi128]

I tried with 3 such small solar panels in parallel but the TP4056 ciruit never got any reasonable charge even in a single 18650 cell. When I plugged in a USB Charger into the TP4056 board it charge but even with this stable Current supply it took more then 2 hours from 4.1 Volt to 4.2 Volt. I think the TP4056 boards are unable to manage the erratic power supply from the solar cells.

[@albertnario4877]

I used it five months before the fruit was struck from the tree, and damaged and i never encountered an issue like yours.

[@judeareola6026]

Use a 6v 3.5w solar panel.

[@SantianoBe]

I followed the video to a T, but still something is wrong. The light won't turn off during sunlight. It's just on all the time. Anyone know why? It's really bugging me.

[@tupai62]

what the both solar panel output voltage?

[@watchfullbird6381]

6V this is shown at 18secconds in.

[@solderist]

Hi, question: solar panel input is 1w/6v =. 17A. Two panels =. 34A. Is that enough to charge the battery for whole day? Or is the TP4056 can boost amp? Sorry for the question if it's stupid or easy. Thanks

[@ALEFILES]

The TP4056 only DRIVE the current from the panel to charging batteries, don't boost voltage or amp...Greetings from Argentina!

[@SanjayKumar-bb3sy]

1. बैट्री को parellel जोड़ना है या सिरीज़ में 2. बैट्री कितने वोल्ट और कितने mah की होनी चाहिए l 3. Solar पैनल कितनी वोल्ट और कितनी वॉट के होने चाहिए l

[@dhansingh7219]

Very good 2👍

[@muhamadhusen8932]

where's the resistor bro?

[@the_moto_monk_ey]

since battery is in parallel then it becomes 4000mah.. how much time the led keeps on at night ?

[@electrojessy4270]

4ahx 3.7 = 14.8w so around 15 h when full

[@tossancuyota7848]

huh.....all goods but i think u need to add a resistor to that chonk led or else itll burn out itself

[@user-uc4kp7rt2e]

Que tipo de modulo usaste?

[@ALEFILES]

TP4056 con protección contra sobrecargas...Saludos desde Argentina!

[@davidzammit9359]

For how long it stays on during the night?

[@FargothPL]

Until the battery dies. If you use a big enough battery and solar panel, then it will shine all night.

[@90ssuperhitsongs33]

link please where to buy

[@miteshdhanani]

Instead of one can we use 2 1W bulbs

[@albertnario4877]

yes,

[@asharafksckm834]

2 cell volt didn't mention

[@mayurpawar562]

A1015 ka transistor ki but link dedo Nahi mil raha hai

[@arnelachivar6743]

Schematic diagram please.

[@Darkryoka]

i buy transistor A1015 online and try to do the same thing but din't work.. it's that a specific A1015 need to use? hope i get the best answers.. tq..

[@abbasalimohammedrashed5915]

transistor pn is wrong in diagram

[@Darkryoka]

+Abbas Ali Mohammed Rashed tq.. i did it.. ✌✌

[@MagicSmoke11]

Where does that resister used bro ?😊

[@om.g595]

10 k

[@AbrahamMTG]

Great!

[@markskise]

where connect a 10k ohms resistor?

[@JodBronson]

10k resistor is connected to transistor's base.

[@JodBronson]

Transistor Base = Pin #2