The Digital Accessories Division of Zinox Technologies Limited is set to launch a set of low-cost, World Health Organization certified freeplay products; into the Nigerian market.
These products include the Jonta flashlight, the Kito lantern, the Indigo lantern and the EyeMax AM/FM Radio receiver; which cost N8,000, N3750, N6500 and N7500 respectively.
The Jonta flashlight is handy outdoor equipment which has the capacity to illuminate a surface area of over 50meters.
The Jonta brings together the reliability of freeplay's wind-up technology and the long-lasting, durable advantages of LED lighting
The Kito is a lightweight oil and water resistant domestic lantern; the Indigo lantern is an enduring integrated lamp which features a cluster of ultra-bright LEDs and the EyeMax radio can be powered by electric, the sun through the in-built solar panel and self charge using the winder attached to the side.
Speaking at the pre-launch press briefing at the company’s corporate headquarters in Lagos to announce the products, Leo-Stan Ekeh, chairman, Zinox Technologies Limited, said that they are coming up with local solutions to manage the economy and are interested in certified products which are going to be tailored to suit the Nigerian culture.
According to him, ‘We are considering convenience, cost effectiveness and durability in delivering these products; there is no health risk associated with them and they do not require any advanced technological know-how to be operated, all you need is just wind the handle and there is power.’
‘We at Zinox see it as our primary duty to bring in new technologies that would improve the quality of life of Nigerians at zero maintenance cost’, said Echika Ezuka, the company’s head of corporate affairs. ‘By purchasing the freeplay products, people would be saving themselves from the problem of unnecessary expenditure on energy and these products reduce the total cost of surviving in a demanding economy like Nigeria where constant power outage has become a major challenge.’
Zinox has also said that it will donate some of the Indigo lanterns to the Police, so as to support them in the fight against crime in the society.
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The Digital Accessories Division of Zinox Technologies Limited is set to launch a set of low-cost, World Health Organization certified freeplay products; into the Nigerian market.
These products include the Jonta flashlight, the Kito lantern, the Indigo lantern and the EyeMax AM/FM Radio receiver; which cost N8,000, N3750, N6500 and N7500 respectively.
The Jonta flashlight is handy outdoor equipment which has the capacity to illuminate a surface area of over 50meters.
The Jonta brings together the reliability of freeplay's wind-up technology and the long-lasting, durable advantages of LED lighting
The Kito is a lightweight oil and water resistant domestic lantern; the Indigo lantern is an enduring integrated lamp which features a cluster of ultra-bright LEDs and the EyeMax radio can be powered by electric, the sun through the in-built solar panel and self charge using the winder attached to the side.
Speaking at the pre-launch press briefing at the company’s corporate headquarters in Lagos to announce the products, Leo-Stan Ekeh, chairman, Zinox Technologies Limited, said that they are coming up with local solutions to manage the economy and are interested in certified products which are going to be tailored to suit the Nigerian culture.
According to him, ‘We are considering convenience, cost effectiveness and durability in delivering these products; there is no health risk associated with them and they do not require any advanced technological know-how to be operated, all you need is just wind the handle and there is power.’
‘We at Zinox see it as our primary duty to bring in new technologies that would improve the quality of life of Nigerians at zero maintenance cost’, said Echika Ezuka, the company’s head of corporate affairs. ‘By purchasing the freeplay products, people would be saving themselves from the problem of unnecessary expenditure on energy and these products reduce the total cost of surviving in a demanding economy like Nigeria where constant power outage has become a major challenge.’
Zinox has also said that it will donate some of the Indigo lanterns to the Police, so as to support them in the fight against crime in the society.
