London green phone booth charging station

London's iconic red phone booth is turning green. Recently, a pilot model called SOLARBOX was launched in the city's bustling shopping area, giving passers a free and easy way to recharge mobile phones. Solar panels collect solar radiation and convert it into electricity for storage in built-in batteries. Citizens may be free to charge mobile phones. Graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science Harold came up with this idea through many abandoned phone booths in the city.
SOLARBOX co-founder said: "Mobile phones are becoming more and more powerful, applications are becoming more and more complex, but the battery has not improved. Therefore, there will be a reason to use SOLARBOX solar power before this." Famous in London On the Tottenham Court road, the eye-catching SOLARBOX drew curiosity and praised its originality. A passer-by said: "I often don't have mobile phones, so I think it's great. They're reusing existing telephone booths. I think it's good to maintain cultural heritage," said Ron, a visitor to the US state of Kentucky. "I do Investing, so I need to keep in touch with my office. They often call me, even on vacation, so this invention is very beneficial to me." The first generation of SOLARBOX will be funded through advertising, the team It also collaborated with developers to launch ultracapacitors that allow the phone to fully charge in just 30 seconds. As the efficiency of photovoltaic power generation continues to increase, these green boxes will become a familiar sight on the streets of London, providing free energy regardless of the weather.