Approximately 1.6 billion people worldwide do not have access to electricity, and sub-Saharan Africa is one of the least electrified areas. Yet, access to electricity is essential to development: it enables businesses to stay open longer, household tasks to be performed more efficiently, health care facilities to provide services, and children to study after dark. Many of the poorest populations turn to fuel-based lighting, which is inefficient and requires the expense of continual replenishing? Additionally, it can be dangerous to operate, with the potential for burns and fuel spills; contributes to indoor air pollution; and emits millions of tons of greenhouse gases annually. Battery-powered devices require replacement batteries to continue functionality, resulting in additional monetary costs and environmental impacts.

With access to light, members of rural and forgotten communities will be able to send their children to school, and give them a good start in life which can impact positively on the next generation. To offer children the benefits of a modernized education – one where equipment can be powered, computers can be run, and classes can be held in a well-lit and safe environment –This is key to breaking the cycle of poverty.

  The ‘SUNLITE’ brand of solar lamps has been developed specifically for the developing world by Dee Tee International Ltd   in a unique partnership with an Indian   manufacturer. We  provide a range of  lamps to suite different applications. They are designed to be user friendly and fully PORATABLE and come complete with simple instructions and a DC mains charger and optional universal mobile phone charging kit. They provide a source of clean, renewable energy using LED technology that replaces kerosene and enables people to be safe and productive in spite of a lack of electricity.

Please press the link below to visit the site that gives you more information on our products.

www.sunlite-solar.com
 

Future Plans

While our program currently aims to work with Aid and donor agencies in Sub Saharan Africa  we plans to roll out the program into other developing countries worldwide.

Our R&D departments are constantly working on bring new innovative solar products to the market. Visit the ‘latest news’ section to see what we are working on.