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Climate Change is the biggest issue we've ever faced. With glaciers melting, sea levels rising and millions of lives at risk, it's clear that something needs to be done right now, before it's too late. The first step is to reduce the energy consumption in every activity of yours, including the lighting.

With increasing energy prices and concerns about carbon emmisions, you can help by switching to LOW ENERGY lightbulbs which will not only save you around 75% on running costs, but last much longer, say beyond 5 years.

Choose your low energy lamp carefully and you can massively reduce your power consumption - We are evolving several models of low energy LED lamps in most sizes, styles so we have something to fit in with the style of your home.

LED lamps are now beginning to provide an viable alternative to Incandescent( 15 LPW) & halogen( 30 LPW) bulbs. - Earlier, the LED lamps have promised but not really delivered. The poor quality LED Lamps flooding the markets, did not help , either.
But the new generation of Single package POWER LED lights from Kwality are offering improved light output ( 50 Lumens-per-watt) and are finally becoming useful around the home.The recent launch of White POWER LEDs of 1W, 3W and 5W LEDs has kicked off the use of LEDs in Lighting industry in India.

These LED lamps benefit from even lower power consumption (typically 1.2watts) and even longer life at around 20000~50000 hours.

Presently 40 years young, ISO9001, Kwality is India's Pioneer and No1 producer of LEDs.

The Solar LED Lanterns made by Kwality Electricals P ltd for the first time in India with single LED-3watts, have become instantly popular over the CFL lanterns due to doubled lighting hours of the battery and halved Solar Panel wattage. The ultra-long life of LEDs with immunity to shocks and breakages have made the LED lantern a right choice for the remote areas where service support is not easy at all.

As White Power LEDs have proven their qualification as energy efficient sources ( 45 lumens / watt commercial, and 80 LPW in various stages of commercialisation) with viable cost structures, they are likely to be quickly adapted into street lights, corridor lights as well as recessed lighting applications in factories and establishments with significant savings in energy used.