Solar Reading Lamps

Pico solar desk and reading lamps at the entry price point of the off-grid ladder, including a VeraSol certified model.

Solar Reading Lamps manufactured by Sinoware

Who This Category Is For

Rural electrification programmes, school lighting projects, NGO and government tenders, and distributors who need a first-rung product.

Problems It Solves

  • Children cannot study after dark without a light source at the desk.
  • The lowest price point still has to pass a quality bar that buyers can verify.
  • Programme buyers need certified products to qualify for tenders and subsidies.

Why Buy This From Sinoware

  • SunAwada is VeraSol certified and uses a CdTe thin-film panel.
  • SunBase meets the Lighting Global quality standards.
  • Four-step dimming and MCU protection against over voltage, over current, over charge, over discharge and short circuit.
  • Rain-proof housings for use in open shelters.

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Solar Reading Lamps Questions

Which reading lamp is certified?
The SunAwada is VeraSol certified. The SunBase meets the Lighting Global quality standards.
How bright is a pico reading lamp?
Between 15 and 45 lumens depending on the model. The SunAwada is 40 to 45 lumens, the SunBase 40 lumens at its highest step, and the reading lamp without stand 15 lumens.
Why would a buyer choose a thin-film panel?
The SunAwada uses a 0.56W CdTe thin-film panel and the reading lamp without stand uses an amorphous panel. Thin film holds up better in diffuse light and helps keep the unit price at the bottom of the range.
How long do the batteries last?
The SunBase battery is quoted at a five year lifespan. The SunAwada and SunBase both use LiFePO4 cells.

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