Solar Home Lighting Kit
5 W panel · 6 Ah battery · 2–5 LED lamps
Explore solar home lighting kits for wholesale sourcing, including configurations with LED lamps and optional USB charging.
5 W panel · 6 Ah battery · 2–5 LED lamps
10 W panel · 12 Ah battery · 5 V / 12 V outputs
Send us your requirements, estimated quantity and destination country for a quotation.
Home lighting kits bring electric light to households that have no grid connection or an unreliable supply. A typical kit combines a small solar panel, a rechargeable battery with a control unit, and LED lamps on cables, so one panel can light several rooms from a single installation point. They are commonly bought for rural homes, staff and school housing, small shops and community buildings, and many configurations include a USB output for charging phones.
The variables that matter most when choosing a configuration are panel power, battery capacity, the number of lamps and the cable length — together these decide how much light is available and for how long after a cloudy day. Buyers should also confirm whether the panel is fixed or portable, whether USB charging is included or optional, and which spare parts are available.
For a wholesale quotation, tell us the configuration you need, the estimated quantity per model and your destination country. Specifications, documents and packing are confirmed in writing with the supplying factory before any quotation is issued.
| Solar panel | 3 W to 40 W, with 5 W, 10 W and 20 W the common wholesale tiers. Fixed panels as standard; portable or folding panels on some models |
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| Battery | Li-ion or LiFePO4, typically 5 Wh to 200 Wh usable. Lead-acid still appears in the lowest-cost kits |
| Lamps per kit | 2 to 6 LED lamps, usually 3 W to 5 W each, with or without an individual switch |
| Cable length | 3 m to 10 m per lamp on most kits — the cable length decides how far one panel can reach |
| Outputs | 5 V USB for phone charging on most kits; 12 V DC sockets on the larger systems |
| Charging | Solar as standard, about 6 to 10 hours of good sun for a full charge; mains charging on some models |
| Runtime | Quoted per configuration against the number of lamps in use, rather than as one headline figure |
Indicative market ranges for this product category — not a product list and not an offer. The exact model, its measured values and the test conditions behind them are confirmed in writing with the supplying factory before any quotation is issued.