UJALA encouraging the use of LEDs
By EPR Magazine Editorial November 28, 2017 5:37 pm
By EPR Magazine Editorial November 28, 2017 5:37 pm
Fahad Khateeb, Director, IndiLites
LED luminaires and solar power initiatives
The government has been very proactive in announcing schemes for electrification as well as power conservation, The schemes have taken off well and the response too, especially to power conservation products like LED luminaires and solar power has been very encouraging, says Fahad Khateeb, Director, IndiLites .He adds, “The rural population has picked up and understood the importance of LED products before the urban population for a change. In the last two years, the government has supplied 27.6 lakh tubelights and 24.8 crore LED bulbs across 28 states in India.”
UJALA – The game changer
According to Fahad, the UJALA scheme has been successful as it has helped create awareness about power saving LED lights and helped their penetration especially in rural India. The only glitch that they need to work on now is to ensure there is no shortage of products in the market. However, he adds, “Due to policies of some major players, the manufacturing of LED products in India has not been at the volume that should have been. The MSME industries that can be the major support system in this case feels left high and dry because their full potential isn’t used. As a result the supply and demand ratio is forever increasing.”
IndiLites’s performance during past one year
IndiLites performed fairly well as the products are in demand as of now and the whole world is transitioning from conventional lighting to LED products. The products developed by IndiLites is conform to government standards and comply to all safety regulations. “We have been catering to residential lighting market as well as outdoor lighting market. We manufacture products like LED panels, COB Lights, Tube lights, LED Bulbs, Street lights, flood lights, highbay lights, says Fahad.
IndiLites is one of the few exporters of LED lights from India and export to countries like Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
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