We have design a low cost LED lantern that can offer lights to the poor at night for their dinner or for the childrent to study. The lantern is charged by solar. A day's charge can provide continous light for 25 hours, which is approximately 5 nights of usage. This means that they only need to charge their lantern once every 5 days.
Installation at a village chief house, the solar panel and charger.
We donated 24 lanterns to the villages.
Next, we install the solar lantern at a school dormitory at Aoral. They do not have lights at night.
The charger is placed at the principal's bedroom and the lanterns are all connected to the charger.
At night, the students are using the lantern to study. Before that, they were using candles.
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