Solar Pebble designed by Adam Robinson for Plus Minus Solar is a solar powered lamp that targeted for use in rural Africa, as innovative humanitarian products, and at home in England as a perfect gift for outdoors, camping and festival enthusiasts. The LED of Solar Pebble powered by batteries charged from the sun through a small solar panel. It can also charge cell phones and other devices. The shifting ratchet handle makes the product possible to be carried and tilted when standing or suspended.

Solar lampion consisting of 36 small solar panels that make up the lantern design. This is the last version made for presentations of milan and published for the first time.

This solar lampion are not as many solar lamps that you ‘plant’ in your garden and then left without supervision. They store energy during the day and release it in the form of light at night, this by Damian O’Sullivan, you can take with you, to your home. [Via]

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Harnessing the biggest source of free energy in the whole solar arrangement, the Sun, the “Solar Lamp” by Mike Hages is an environment friendly lighting that other than lighting your desktop or study table as well doubles as a power source for your portable appliances. The lamp contains a photovoltaic panel to charge the battery, at the base, applying ambient sunlight. A power input allows card power supplement the power from the solar energy panel when battery charging or supply an secondary power source, in case the batteries run out during night hours. While a power output lets the user to connect another rechargeable devices to the Solar Lamp for charging over solar panel. Both power connectors apply USB-mini format to let compatibility with a number of existing adapters and to let charging via a laptop or other device.

The Solar Lamp is designed to allow the user with the means to easily customise and enhance available light. The portable design creates it a natural trip fellow for a laptop, and the utilise of rechargeable battery power ways that the Solar Lamp’s utilisation isn’t limited by the availability or accessibility of a wall outlet. By integrating the solar panel for recharging, the Solar Lamp is capable to further free itself from electric cords and outlets while getting advantage of free, renewable energy for charging itself and other devices. The light source includes an array of 12 LED lights and would rather include both yellow and blue LEDs to supply a balanced light.

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