Campers looking for a little eco-friendly light to illuminate their campsite are going to love the Signature SUS Bulb lamp. Designed by green design group Sunnyside Up Solar, the Signature SUS Bulb lamp can be ran off of conventional batteries or solar power.
The solar panels on this lamp cover nearly the entire back portion of it and require an all-day charge in order to provide 5 to 7 hours of light. Charging a lamp all day for a max of 7 hours of light may not sound like a good deal, but when you consider how often you actually turn a lantern on at a campsite or elsewhere, it suddenly sounds a lot better. If you want to get your hands on one of these vintage solar lamps, Sunnyside Up Solar is selling them in their online store for $38.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Eco-friendly Lighting
- The popularity of eco-friendly and sustainable camping gear presents an opportunity for companies to innovate in the eco-friendly lighting industry.
- Solar Technology
- The increasing demand for solar-powered camping gear creates an opportunity for companies to develop more efficient and portable solar technology.
- Vintage Revival
- The popularity of vintage and retro designs in camping gear creates an opportunity for companies to incorporate classic elements in their eco-friendly products.
Where This Applies
- Camping Gear
- The eco-friendly camping gear industry presents an opportunity for companies to introduce new products, such as solar-powered lights, to their lineups.
- Sustainable Design
- The sustainable design industry presents an opportunity for companies to create eco-friendly products that are also stylish and functional.
- Solar Technology
- The solar technology industry presents an opportunity for companies to develop more efficient solar panels and power storage solutions for portable devices.
