Crossing monsoons and jungles, 1,120 points of light are reshaping the resilience of Southeast Asian rural communities.

In the "last mile" of Southeast Asia, where the power grid is difficult to reach, 1,120 LED solar streetlights, through an off-grid solution, have overcome the bottlenecks of high construction costs and frequent power outages. This not only provides 365 days of lighting with zero electricity costs but also empowers rural safety through distributed energy, contributing to regional net-zero emissions goals, and transforming sunlight into a high-ROI community asset.

Customized for extreme climates, industrial-grade quality withstands the harsh tropical conditions.

Designed for the high humidity, heavy rainfall, and high temperatures of Southeast Asia, the system features low-light charging technology to ensure stable operation even during the long monsoon season; the core energy storage uses high-temperature resistant lithium iron phosphate batteries, increasing cycle life by 200%.  Combined with an IP67 protection rating, it remains robust under tropical cyclones and extreme heat, achieving a qualitative leap from "illumination" to "smart governance."