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Sea Rescue has a new proud supporter in Oznium LED Lights South Africa who sells high quality but inexpensive LED products.Oznium not only supports NSRI but also offers our volunteers, donors and supporters a 10% discount on all their products. Additionally, for every sale done on the Oznium website through NSRI, Oznium will donate a further 10% to Sea Rescue.

Simply go online to www.oznium.co.za, choose your desired LED products and click “Add to Cart” button. When your shopping tour is done click “Checkout” and all you need to do now is to add your personal NSRI discount code: “nsri10”.

A last click on “Checkout” and after your payment is concluded, you are the owner of exciting Oznium LED products at the discounted price ... and you have supported Sea Rescue.Please make sure to use the NSRI discount code to qualify for this offer.LIGHTUP YOUR WORLD AND SAVE THE PLANET!How can you reduce soaring electricity costs and protect our environment at the same time with intelligent lighting solutions? Globally, the fastest growing solution is high quality LED’s (light emitting diodes), offering diverse benefits such as:• Superb light efficiency• Extended product life expectancy from an average of 50.000 hours• Ultra-low energy consumption with savings of up to 90% in comparisons to your traditional incandescent light bulbs.• Decreased maintenance cost of your lighting system and much, much more.• And the cherry on the top: they simply look great!You will find high-quality, inexpensive LED products for all kind of purposes and especially for the dedicated water fans you will find amazing products such as marine lights and other fully waterproof residential lights.Special thanks to the Oznium team.
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