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Solar Lights for Churches in Kenya: Safe Services, No Power Bill
Evening services, prayer meetings and choir practice mean people arriving and leaving in the dark. Solar lights light the compound safely and cost the church nothing to run.
Where to put the lights
The main entrance, the path to the sanctuary, the car park and the side entrances. Light also protects instruments, sound equipment and church vehicles.
Which size
A 2000W for the main compound and a 1000W for side doors and paths. A 3000W for a large car park.
Ready to light up your place?
Motion-sensor solar lights with the pole included. No wiring, no power bill. Pick your size:
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The money case
Church budgets are tight. A solar light is a one-time cost with no tokens, and committees can approve a clear quote. We provide written quotes.
Phased approach
Start with the entrance and car park and add lights as funds allow. Each light is a complete unit.
Frequently asked questions
Can a church pay in instalments?
Ask us about phased orders. Each light is separate so you can buy over time.
Will it work if the power goes during a service?
Yes. A solar light is independent of KPLC.
Need help choosing?
Tell us where you want the light and we will recommend the right size, even if it means a cheaper one.
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