Noribachi patents power management system

PRWeb reveals.

At the vanguard of exploring the possibilities of pairing energy-efficient technologies with clean power sources, Noribachi has developed and now patented a complex control system designed to regulate power supply between photovoltaic batteries, traditional grid energy and end-use electronic applications.

Noribachi hybrid lighting solutions power LED light sources using solar energy stored in batteries, Yahoo News notes.

Daylight charging normally provides enough power to run the light throughout the night. During periods of inclement weather, where solar power is less effective, the light will continue to function with grid power. Further system controls allow the adjustments of light levels throughout the night, providing increasingly less light after midnight, when high levels of illumination are unnecessary, and further reducing energy consumption.

Noribachi's patent extends beyond lighting applications, however, and multiple electronic components can be integrated into the hybrid system while still ensuring excellent efficiency and guaranteed redundancy in terms of the system's operation.