The Problem

A rural clinic had no reliable power source, forcing staff to use torches for night deliveries and limiting vaccine refrigeration.

The Design

A standalone solar and battery system sized to run essential clinical loads, lighting and a vaccine refrigerator, continuously, day and night.

Community Engagement

Clinic staff were trained on system monitoring, and the local health committee was briefed on the system's capacity limits to manage expectations around future equipment additions.

The Reality

The clinic now has continuous power for lighting, vaccine storage and basic equipment, supporting safer night-time deliveries.