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Solar LED ball lights

admin — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 10:18:46 +0000

Green is the mantra of today. Now days, we are continuously on lookout for green stuff especially when it comes to our home. Pictured here are green “Solar Ball Lights” that are quite flamboyant. snazzy. delicate and colorful,. Adding up to your sidewalk appeal, these waterproof lights using single LED glow up your garden incredibly. Light the way in a rainbow of green goodness.

These waterproof lights use a single LED that will charge in about 2-5 hours and will run for up to 8 hours. A single light costs $40, and is available in clear, orange, green, or pink.

Solar LED light cap

admin — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 10:48:05 +0000

We do have hours of sunlight every day, couldn’t we take that extra light and use it at night? Now with the Solar Light Cap you can. This handy baseball cap features a solar panel in the brim. It charges up during the day, then at night push a button and two bright LED spotlights power-up to illuminate anything in your field of vision. You can also dim the spotlights or go into flashing “SOS” mode. The integrated electronics, solar panel and switch are completely sealed for use in any weather. 2 hours of charging in full sunlight can light the hat at night for 2 to 18 hours depending on the brightness setting.

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Turn Your Old Shoes Into Solar-Powered LED Street Lights

admin — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 15:00:13 +0000

Have a pair of worn-out kicks that are one step away from dumpster heaven? Teach those old shoes some new tricks with the Solar Street Light Kit from Lost Values. Originally an exhibition piece by the Scottish design firm, these Stride Rite-meets-Lite-Brite solar lamps were inspired by “Shoefiti,” the baffling practise of flinging shoes onto overhead cables.

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Using the included solar cells and LEDs, any set of sneakers can be quickly finessed into surreal garden or street lighting. The kit comes in two sizes-kid and adult-and is available with white or coloured (“mood-changing”) lights. Toss one on the ground to illuminate the doorway of your home at night, or fling a pair into a tree-in the spirit of shoe-tossing-to puzzle passers-by.

Solar LED Traffic Light

admin — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 03:11:26 +0000

The Solar Traffic Light is designed by three designers Cheng-Tsung Feng, Yao-Chieh Lin and Bo-Jin Wang. The Traffic Light is equipped with Discolor LED (Light Emitting Diode) technology, hosting all the three colors of the lights (Red, Amber and Green) within a single unit. The lights source power from the Solar Panel on top of the unit, which is elegantly designed as a hood. Quite Brilliant!

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d.light is world’s most affordable solar LED lantern

admin — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 04:36:33 +0000

d.light has designed the world’s most affordable solar lantern which will available on market shortly. The kiran solar lantern is designed specifically for families living in developing countries who do not have access to a reliable source of electricity. their design is based on hundreds of hours of research the company performed in rural India. the end result is a lamp which provides up to 8 hours of bright light after a single day’s charge. kiran is durable and weather resistant, and has a low price point of 10 USD, making it affordable for low-income families throughout the developing world. d.light’s hope is that kiran will replace kerosene lanterns on a broader scale.