Sunpetal Lamp
14 hours of warm light from one sunny day. No plug, no cable.
$89Solar lamps, balcony kits, and home goods that run on daylight — with the numbers to prove it. No guilt, no jargon. Just sunlight, stored for supper.
Enough to light the porch, charge two phones, and run the evening lamp — before dinner.
Every product lists its number first. Filter by what the sun does for you.
14 hours of warm light from one sunny day. No plug, no cable.
$89312 kWh a year from a railing-sized panel. Renter-friendly.
$349One bottle, five refills, 82% less plastic over a year.
$429 metres of light, charged by day, glowing till midnight.
$54Charges 3 phones per sunny day. Your pocket power station.
$69A sun-facing shelf that grows herbs with 0 watts from the grid.
$128of an average home's daytime electricity, covered by one balcony kit.
Daylight is not a mood. It is a meter. Solara kits report what they generate, so the saving on your bill is a number you can check — not a promise you have to trust.
The blue line in our app is your home's solar flow, drawn the way a vine grows: from the panel, through the rooms, into the evening lamp.
Run my numbersSlide to see your year change. No email, no signup, just maths.
About $486 saved a year at average daytime rates.
4 panels × 0.4 kW × 5.2 sun hours × 365 days