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Solar Light Project

Through our Solar Light Project we provide quality solar powered flashlights to humanitarian organizations and to villages in developing countries who do not have access to electricity for adequate lighting. These excellent solar lights are a safe, clean, efficient, and environmentally responsible form of illumination.

LED solar powered flashlight. Solar panel
in handle charges an internal battery which
never needs to be replaced.


Solar flashlights ready for shipping.


Solar lights provided to Living Compassion Organization's Africa Vulnerable Children
Project in Zambia.


Project Manager, Tsomo Jyid of Shem
Women's Group hands out the solar
flashlights to the poorest people in Erdi
Village, Qinghai Province.


Solar flashlights provided to the
Village2Village Organization for their
work in Uganda, Africa.


Project Manager, Lumo Tsering of Shem
Women's Group gives a solar flashlight to a
woman in the Rdo Sbis Township. This woman
said many auspicious things to Lumo and to
the contributors of the Solar Light Project,
and thanked Lumo for doing good things
at her young age.


Project Manager Lumo Tsering of Shem
Women's Group provides solar flashlights
to the nuns from Amdo Rnga Byung
Mchod Rten Jomo Dgongpa Nunnery
in Qinghai Province.


Project Manager, Lumo Tsering of Shem
Women's Group is explaining to the nuns how
to use and charge the solar flashlights.


Tsomo Jyid gives a solar flashlight to
Sgrol Ma; she is the bride of this family.


This man's name is Stag Lha Tar. Tsomo Jyid
was visiting while he was sick. Here she is explaining the solar flashlight project to him.


This woman's name is Byams Pa Skyid, she
is 65 years old. When Tsomo Jyid is visiting
she is alone at home and Tsomo is showing
her how to use the solar flashlight.


The project manager, Tsomo Jyid is teaching
some village women how to use the solar
flashlight and explaining to them how it
works without batteries.


Tsomo is explaining how to use
the solar flashlight to a village woman.


Project manager, Rinchen Jyi, from Shem
Women's Group, is going to distribute the
solar flashlights to the local people in Metog Lungma Sholma village one at a time.


After receiving her solar flashlight, Drolma
Tserang was so happy she could not say
anything. Her husband came and gave many thanks. He said that before, the family used
an oil-lamp to drive sheep and goats home at
night when they came home very late. Now
he says that his family doesn't need to risk the
dangers of causing a fire at night.


This person's name is Sterin, he is 22 years old.
He was thankful that he fortunately received a flashlight. His family's living condition has not
been good since his father died years ago.
He is signing his name on the paper.


This beneficiary's name is Lhamo drolma. She
is 51 years old and the mother of five children. Rinchen Jyi is demonstrating how to use the
solar flashlight. Lhamo Drolma is very happy
and grateful to receive one.


Volunteer with the organization People for
the Ethical Treatment of Animals, using a
solar flashlight to locate a lost animal.


Here are the nuns, from Dongyu Gatsal
Ling Nunnery in India, showing their solar
flashlights. Heather, who works with this organization, sent an email saying: "I have
sat in on pujas with the nuns when there was
no power, and they read the texts and the
words of the pujas by the light of the solar
torches, so they are very well used."


Solar lights arriving in Ladakh, India for the
Tibetan Children's Village.


This boy is studying in primary school in
the Township, which is 5 kilometers away
from the village. On the way to school there
is no electricity; therefore he is one of
the beneficiaries who receive a flashlight.

[anton932]

интересная задумка - и электричество не надо )
а характеристик фонариков нет?

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Photos and report from the Solar Light Project for
Tibetan Children's Village in Hanley, Ladakh, India

Email from Kunchok Tsomo, Tibetan Children's Village, Ladakh Office:

Sorry for the long gap in communication. I was helpless because of holding back the
solar flashlights until now. We have now sent the flashlights to Ladakh in a place called Hanley, where our branch of Tibetan Children's Village is located. Hanley is a place where there is no electricity only Solar lights. Kindly find the attachment of the photos of the receipt of the solar flashlights by the Head master of TCV Hanley.

I thank you very much for making this possible to reach the help of lights in children's homes. That will probably make a big difference. Thanks a lot once again. I am thinking to ask the main branch of Ladakh to carry the message to take some more pictures showing utility in the homes by children and home mothers. I know it will take some time. But i guess they can do it.

We also send a few of flashlights to our TCV branch in Selakui ( its a model school) of Tibetan Children's Village. There they have lots of snakes around the campus. So, to make a safer walk at night, the flashlights are again of great use to that village. I will send you soon the pictures. I hope you are keeping well over there. And I indeed apologize for the delay in getting back to you.

Regards, Kunchok Tsomo, Tibetan Children's Village, Ladakh Office

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 Сообщение от anton932 :

интересная задумка - и электричество не надо ) а характеристик фонариков нет?

Да, китайцы молодцы - помогают беднякам, у которых скорее всего электричества и нет. Наверное там штук 5-9 простых 5мм диодов стоит, т.к. от такой солнечной панельки аккум особо не зарядишь. Но лучше хоть такой фонарь, чем ничего!

http://www.aliexpress.com/p... вот фонарик довольно похож на эти

[anton932]

хорошие вполне фонари, очень похожи на те что по ссылке, только я думаю что диод там один, для экономии

[anton932]

хорошие вполне фонари, очень похожи на те что по ссылке, только я думаю что диод там один, для экономии