Where there is no stable power supply, reliable lighting quickly becomes essential for working safely. Whether during power outages, in field camps, on construction sites without grid connection, or in crisis areas: INHAG offers three solar-powered LED lights in its product line—the Basic, Mid, and High solar lamps—that are designed specifically for these scenarios. All three models are weatherproof to IP64, made from 100% recycled plastic, and designed for easy maintenance and repair.
The Basic solar lamp is the lightest and most compact model in the series. Suitable for use as a lantern, wall light, or work light with 360° light distribution, it weighs just 229 g and offers a simple solution for on-the-go use. With four brightness levels ranging from 5 to 230 lm and runtime ranging from 2.5 hours in maximum mode to over 130 hours in economy mode, it covers a wide range of applications. The LiFePO4 battery can be charged via a solar panel, USB, or AC adapter and is rated for 2,000 charge cycles. A safe alternative to kerosene lanterns and candles in the field.
Die Solarlampe Mid bietet bei gleicher maximaler Helligkeit von 300 lm mehr als die doppelte Akkukapazität der Basic-Variante. Mit 11,52 Wh LiFePO4-Akku und Laufzeiten von 6 Stunden im Maximalmodus bis über 280 Stunden im Sparmodus ist sie für Einsätze konzipiert, bei denen regelmäßiges Nachladen nicht garantiert werden kann. Das monokristalline Solarpanel lädt effizienter als beim Basic-Modell, zusätzlich stehen USB- und Netzteilladung zur Verfügung.
With 23.04 Wh, the High solar lamp offers the largest battery capacity in the product line. With the same maximum brightness as the Mid model, its runtime nearly doubles at every brightness level: from 12 hours in maximum mode to over 580 hours in economy mode. This makes the model ideal for long-term use in camps, lodgings, and remote locations where a continuous power supply is not available for days or weeks.
All three models share the same basic features: a sturdy housing made of recycled plastic, a swiveling handle/stand, waterproof connections, and the option to charge via solar panel, USB, or power adapter. The difference lies in the battery capacity and, consequently, the operating time, allowing users to choose the right model for any scenario: from the compact Basic model for short-term use to the High model for operation lasting several days without a power connection.
Applications: Fire departments, THW, emergency medical services, the German Armed Forces, as well as humanitarian organizations in field camps, emergency shelters, and crisis areas without a stable power supply.