Up to:
80˚C - 175˚F
Light
Solar charging
Face panel towards the sun
Positioning
Push the button to switch on the light.
Push several times to adjust the brightness.
Superbright
Hanging
~10 hrs on full charge
Bright
An empty WakaWaka needs about 10 hours of
sunlight to get fully recharged.
A typical sunny summer day at New York latitude
will charge your empty WakaWaka to 75%.
USB charging
In: micro-USB
~20 hrs on full charge
Free standing
Medium
Bottle top
Indicators
~60 hrs on full charge
USB charging
Low
An empty WakaWaka needs about 4 hours to fully
recharge using a micro-USB adapter.
On: charging USB device
~150 hrs on full charge
Off
Out: USB-A
SOS Light
Solar charging
2 sec.
1 blink: slow charging
2 blinks: normal charging
Connect a device to the USB port.
WakaWaka will automatically detect it and switch
on the power.
3 blinks: fast charging
Hold the button for two seconds to switch on
WakaWaka as a SOS beacon
Battery status
Waka Waka’s mission!
the problem
the solution
1.5 billion people around the world
Sturdy, highly efficient, sustainable,
solar-powered LED lamps can make an
end to the deadly kerosene-dependence
of millions of families.
- a quarter of humanity have no access to electricity.
@wakawakalight
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Kerosene lamps are widely used for
lighting, but are extremely dangerous,
inefficient and expensive.
Improves
school grades.
Saves money and
increases incomegenerating capacity.
info@waka-waka.com
Waka-Waka.com
Kerosene lamps have massive health and
environmental drawbacks.
Burn risk, unhealthy side effects and
carbon-emissions are eliminated.
WakaWaka is a product by Off-Grid Solutions
WakaWaka (‘Shine Bright’ in Swahili) is an impact driven,
social brand that fights to abolish energy poverty throughout the world. We develop, manufacture and market
high-tech low-cost solar powered lamps and chargers.
Using the latest in patented solar technology, the WakaWaka Power and the WakaWaka Light are indispensable
products both in the developing world and in the West.
We have committed ourselves to harnessing the power
of business for social good. Proceeds made from selling
WakaWaka products in the West at competitive prices,
are used to make them more affordable to off-grid families
around the world.