AKWAABA

Explore our inventory of high-quality solar lights with sensors, instant electric water heaters, and mini split ac units.

Even though we have electric water heaters, ac units and water purifiers, our main focus is lighting up the continent, one light at a time… starting with ghana.

We offer a simple and affordable solution to keep lights on outside & inside your house with our compact, portable wall mount solar lights. yes! as long as you charge these lights in the sun, you can easily eliminate your electric bill or even reduce the load on your solar battery backup with our nice looking, modern, sleek and compact lights.

LIght size recommendations

In Ghana, dumsor (Akan pronunciation: [dum sɔ] ‘off and on’) is a persistent, irregular, and unpredictable electric power outage. It is usually caused by a power supply shortage.

Our Wall mount lights will light up any path, stairway, fence wall, entrance etc, you can use these portable lights inside the house as well. we keep these in the kitchen, bathroom and hallway so when dumsor strikes, we have lights…and, no electricity bill.

the recommended size to keep lights on around your house is 200w -1400w lights.

to add a nice vibe in your garden, the recommended size is from the wall mount size up to 800w.

your driveway, depending on the size of the driveway, 200w up to 1400w.

If you are a community developer and need solar street lights for your entire village/neighborhood; we got you covered with our 1400w and 1800w solar lights.

security features

our lights have cool features. they all come with a mounting pole, remote and can also alert you when someone triggers the motion sensor. if you have a sensitive area around your property or business that you want to keep an eye on, then certain modes will shine the light when someone, animal or human is in the range of the sensor.

supporting the local community

We also support the local taxi drivers who know the area very well and who can use the extra income. Depending on the purchase amount, we make an effort to reward each driver with 50 Cedis per delivery.