The applications for photovoltaic systems are virtually limitless. When integrated with small architectural forms, photovoltaics can provide electric power where grid connections are problematic: mountains and mountain trails, or even large home gardens. A PV lamp is an artificial light source powered by electricity generated from sunlight. PV lamps boast high luminous efficiency levels, combined with ease and safety of operation.

PV lamps use LEDs and automatic systems for battery operation. During the day, the PV module over the lamp charges the lamp battery via an inverter. The dusk sensor starts providing the lamp with battery power. The PV lamp can work autonomously, or switch to a 230 V grid if the battery is dead. The PV lamps are an excellent choice for those who wish to cut the costs of electricity. The lamps can be located anywhere building a grid connection is too expensive. The PV lamps can illuminate car parks, playgrounds, walkways, alleyways, promenades, shopping or industrial centres, pedestrian crossings, road intersections, and roundabouts.