A detailed introduction to the latitude, longitude, climate, and sunshine conditions in Cameroon:

1. Geographic location and latitude and longitude

Cameroon is located in central western Africa, with roughly the following geographic coordinates:

Latitude range: 1 ° to 13 ° north latitude

Longitude range: 8 ° to 16 ° E

To the southwest is the Gulf of Guinea, to the west is Nigeria, to the northeast is Chad, to the east is the Central African Republic and Congo (Brazzaville), and to the south is Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.

2. Sunshine conditions

Southern region: Due to frequent clouds and rain near the equator, the sunshine duration is relatively short, but during the dry season (November February), there is ample sunshine.

Northern region: Strong sunshine during the dry season and increased cloud cover during the rainy season, but the overall sunshine duration is longer than in the southern region.

Seasonal changes:

Great dry season (December February): With ample sunshine, it is suitable for tourism.

Minor rainy season (March June) and major rainy season (September November): increased cloud cover and reduced sunshine.

Installation project of 6-meter 30W Solar Street Light in Cameroon:

In response to the global sustainable development goals, Cameroon is actively promoting Solar Street Lights to improve nighttime lighting, enhance public safety, and reduce carbon emissions. These Street Lights use high-efficiency monocrystalline silicon Solar Panels and long-life lithium iron phosphate batteries to ensure stable operation in tropical climates and adapt to different environments such as rainy southern regions and dry northern regions.

The installation process strictly follows international standards, including precise site selection (to avoid blocking sunlight), stable foundation pouring (to prevent water accumulation and corrosion), and intelligent control system debugging (to automatically adjust brightness). The project covers urban main roads and remote rural areas, reducing dependence on traditional power grids and lowering energy costs, benefiting millions of residents.

Cameroon's solar Street Light program is a model of Africa's green energy transition, which not only supports low-carbon development but also brings safer and more sustainable nighttime environments to communities