Problem: KEROsene
Kero (Kerosene) is dangerous, expensive, and polluting.
1.6 billion people, a quarter of the world population, still obtain illumination by burning fuels.
Five percent of the average user’s income is spent on fuel for lighting.
1.3 million barrels of oil per day are consumed for illumination by
lanterns.
lanterns.
Fuel lanterns emit 190 million tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) per year, equivalent to 30 million cars.
Nokero offers five times the light and 1/200th the energy consumption of fuel lights.
CHARGING
LIGHTING
SIZE VS STANDARD BULB
Solution: NOKERO SOLAR LIGHT BULB
Nokero lights are made from impact-resistant plastic, four solar panels, a replaceable rechargeable battery and five light-emitting diodes (LEDs). It is about the size of a standard light bulb and can withstand tough outdoor conditions.
- Pays for itself when replacing a Kero
(Kerosene) lantern - Private label for your NGO / Organization
- Over two hours of light per typical daily charge**
- Up to four hours of light once fully charged**
- Two-plus years of battery life**
- Safety hook for hanging
- Rainproof
- Night-only protection circuit protects from
accidental daytime usage
**results vary based on location, weather, and age of product (see FAQ's)
EVERYDAY APPLICATIONS
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Domestic
Living
Living
Recreational
Evening
Work
Work
Education
Outdoor
Patio
Patio
Natural
Disaster
Disaster
