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CDR-King introduces its own line of Solar-Powered Lights –

October 12, 2015 maximios Household

I like CDR-King. They make a lot of stuff affordable for regular-salaried people. We’ve bought a lot of stuff from their stores like blank CD’s, laptop fan, power banks and many more. So when I heard about their Solar-Powered lights, I sat up, definitely interested.

I’ve been reading up on solar-powered lights for some time now. I have a friend who promotes this on his Facebook and recently, I just saw a video of a family in the U.S. who utilises solar-powered panels as they maintain an urban farm. It’s very useful – and economical. In this time when electricity usage can be financially tricky, solar powered anything is a concept you just have to consider.

I trust the security where we are, we have people overseeing the safety of the people in our village which I am thankful about. But there’s a road we pass through that’s not so well-lit yet, although the city government is working on putting up the lamp posts that I’m grateful about. Once in a while I walk that way at night by myself and it can get really scary because it’s dark. Who knows what evil lurks in the corner (insert Twilight Zone theme here).

Seriously though, I’m glad lights are coming up, it gives me a bit more sense of security.

Which brings to mind how it is in remote areas where electricity is scarce and difficult to access. Solar powered lights are a great solution to that.

CDR-King recently introduced it’s own version of Solar-Powered Outdoor lights. It’s great because you only need to charge it for 6-hours and it can already be used all throughout the night.

Here are the rest of its features:

  • Solar Panel: 15V/15W
  • Lithium Battery: 37Vah
  • LED Power: 4W
  • LED Drive Current: 220mA/pc
  • Static Power: 0.064W (MIcrowave induction)
  • Detection angle: 140’360
  • Number of lights: 6pcs
  • Lumen Value: 600-720lm
  • LED chip: Bridgelux
  • Color Temperature: 3000-6500K
  • CRI: 75Ra
  • Light Control Voltage: 3V
  • Sensor Area: 1- meters
  • Charging Time: 6 hours
  • Working Time: 3 rainy days
  • Working Temperature: -20 degree – 60 degree

·         Lifetime: 5000 hours

It’s economical (less electric charges) and it’s good for the environment.

It’s just one of CDR-King’s solar-powered products. If you want to see more, visit CDR-King stores near you.

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