Motion-sensor technology claims to reduce electricity consumption by up to 80 percent
Chinese Tech Firm Hega Enters Bangladeshi Lighting Market
- Hega officially launches its energy-saving smart lighting solutions in Bangladesh
- Motion sensor and light detection tech save up to 80 percent power
- Plans underway to launch smart home automation, security, and IoT devices
Chinese technology company 'Hega' has officially launched its business operations in Bangladesh, introducing energy-saving and automated smart lighting solutions. The company made the announcement during a launch event held in Dhaka, attended by tech experts, business representatives, and partners.
In an official press release issued on Monday, July 27, 2026, the company outlined its operational strategy and product lineup for the local market.
According to the company, Hega's automated sensor lights feature advanced motion sensors and ambient light detection technology. The lights automatically turn on and off by responding to human presence and surrounding light levels. The company claims this technology can reduce electricity consumption by up to 80 percent compared to conventional lighting fixtures.
Hega announced plans to gradually introduce smart home and office automation products, security systems, smart switches, doorbells, and plugs to Bangladesh.
Speaking at the launch, Country Manager of Hega, Al Amin, said, "Our goal is to deliver international-standard automation technology to Bangladeshi consumers at affordable prices. We will work to expand automated systems in homes and offices by encouraging the adoption of energy-efficient technology."
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