Solar lights charge during the day using sunlight. They provide illumination at night. They can be placed outdoors for gardens, pathways, and driveways. They include motion sensors to activate lighting when movement is detected.
Track local production from solar panels, wind turbines, and other sources. Store excess in batteries and release it during peak demand. Regulate indoor climate to reduce heat waste. Monitor and optimize usage for cost efficiency.
Control smart devices like switches and sockets remotely. Adjust settings for connected products. Monitor energy usage and receive notifications. Schedule device automation and integrate with third-party smart systems.
