Norlume explained

How a Norlume day runs

01. Panels make power

Solar array on a tiled home roof above a wooded hillside — photo by Robert So on Pexels

Your roof array works from first light until dusk and sends whatever the house isn’t using down to the cell.

02. The cell banks the rest

Cream courtyard wall of a house lined with potted flowering shrubs — photo by Maria Orlova on Pexels

Charge you don’t spend is held in the Norlume cell, a quiet cabinet on the side wall, waiting for the evening peak.

03. The house keeps running

House at nightfall with warmly lit upper windows — photo by Erik Mclean on Pexels

While the array is producing, the house runs on it. If the street goes dark, the cell carries your essential circuits until it is back.

04. Watch every kilowatt

Person checking a phone in a sunlit living room — photo by Ron Lach on Pexels

Production, charge state and what the day sent back to the street, hour by hour, in one place.