Carmanah Technologies has introduced the company\’s most versatile, cost-effective solar-powered marine lantern to date: the M650 solar-LED marine lantern. Featuring a simple on-board programmable interface, convenient USB connection, replaceable battery pack and intelligent deployment capability, the M650 lantern provides up to four nautical miles of visibility making it ideal for lighting ports, harbours and marinas; marking obstructions and nautical hazards; or illuminating aids to navigation in all types of environments.

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• Carmanah brings high performance, low cost solar LED marine lantern

    Carmanah Technologies (TSX: CMH) has introduced the company\’s most versatile, cost-effective solar-powered marine lantern to date: the M650 solar-LED marine lantern. Read at Carmanah launches high output, low cost solar-LED marine lantern

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• SKS logs Solar Solve

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