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MY LIGHT - COMMUNITY
Each solar panel: 410 x 330 mm
Each lamp head: 335 x 180 mm
2 solar panels & 2 lamp heads per box
Estimated duration with a full battery charge:
• Up to 5 hours at 100% brightness
• Up to 7-8 hours at 80% brightness
• Up to 10 hours at 50% brightness
If the battery has not been fully drained after a night’s usage, it can still provide power for at least one more night.
Remote communities face significant challenges due to limited infrastructure, making it difficult to provide essential services such as electricity. Responding to this need, Discovery House Distributors developed My Light – Community for such locations.
The My Light - Community system is modular, providing flexible lighting solutions for education centres, healthcare facilities or recreational areas. For instance, a hall that can accommodate 50 to 60 people would only require 2 lamp heads.
Each set includes 2 solar panels, 2 lamp heads, 2 remote controllers, wiring, installation accessories, and a manual. Compactly packed, the total weight is under 7kg. Each set costs S$150, inclusive of sea shipping, customs duties, and door-to-door delivery to most Southeast Asian countries (subject to confirmation by our freight forwarder upon order).
My Light - Community is useful in several ways
Installed at a field hospital for Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh
"Thank you to our donor for providing My Light Community. It is extremely important for our neonatal unit and the treatment of newborns. This support is helpful in all seasons, but especially during the rainy season when climate-related power outages are common. We are deeply grateful." — Dr. Ahsana, Pediatric Doctor, HOPE Field Hospital
My Light – Community is used in Hope Field Hospital for the Rohingya refugee camps, and in two other hospitals.
Power cuts used to halt surgeries and compromise maternal care, but HOPE Field Hospital can now provide medical aid without delay.
HOPE Hospital and Moheshkhali Birth Center now have dependable lighting during frequent power cuts, ensuring uninterrupted patient care.
On Moheshkhali Island where stable electricity is a luxury, midwives can now deliver babies safely and respond to emergencies.
My Light-Community brightens an orphanage in Myanmar.
Myanmar
At an orphanage in Myanmar, one set of My Light – Community is enough to brighten this area that can seat up to 60 people. Children can now study without interruption, even during blackouts.
Lighting at 100% brightness is also enough to provide clear street visibility and light up the place during power shortages.
A neighbourhood in Bali is now brightened with My Light-Community.
Indonesia
Tens of thousands of people from Sumba move to Bali, Indonesia, for work, living in squatter-style accommodations. My Light – Community brightens their communal meeting area, ensuring everyone can reach their homes safely at night.
Two My Light - Community lamps can brighten a meeting hall in Indonesia with a capacity of 50 to 60 people, enabling children to study in the hall at night.
Installed at an Orang Asli village in Malaysia.
Malaysia
Installed in an Orang Asli village in Johor, Malaysia, My Light – Community provides light for the community center, basketball court, and also functions as a street lamp.
Community spaces on Banggi Island, off Sabah, and on Teluk Nipah Island have also been brightened.
Used as a lamppost in Teluk Nipah Island, Malaysia.
Installed in Banggi, Sabah, Malaysia.
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