SUCCESSES SO FAR

1. A Gated community in  Bengaluru (Ref. KL)  21 kva
2. An independent house in Pune (Ref. DP) 3 kva
3. An independent house in Cairo (Egypt) 20 kva.
4. Two powerful solar lamps bought directly  by a Worker in a Worship  place for his grandchildren's homework.


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  1. Renganathan NarayananSeptember 28, 2019 at 7:43 PM

    No.1 .. Gated community production should read as 35 KW. Also one more installtion has taken place at a Rotarian's house (Ref.VK) 5 KW.

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