Southeast AsiaRainforest, daily downpours
Pipeline security
A pipe bursts. Where is it, and how fast can you see it?
PTZ cameras · leak sensors · floodlight
Cameras and sensors pinpoint it. Your crew goes straight there.
Starlit Nebula Power Station
One cabinet. No grid needed.
Solar, battery and monitoring in one sealed cabinet, for loads from 100 W to multi-kW. Proven in Singapore since 2022.
480 Wper standard cabinet
5.5 dayswith no sun at all
120 kWhLFP battery per cabinet
12 / 24 VDC outputs
Multi-kWcabinets run in parallel
0 to 55 °Coperating range
How it works
Sun charges it. Battery runs the night. You see it all.
Inside the cabinet
Everything inside. You plug in.
What it powers
Add your equipment. See your backup.
A typical site draws about 395 W.
PTZ camera with infrared
about 40 W each2
about 40 W each2
Fixed IP camera
about 10 W each8
about 10 W each8
Thermal camera
about 15 W each1
about 15 W each1
Recorder and PoE switch
about 40 W1
about 40 W1
4G or 5G router
about 10 W1
about 10 W1
Radio and repeater
about 30 W1
about 30 W1
12 V / 24 V DCSatellite terminal
about 50 W0
about 50 W0
Perimeter radar
about 20 W1
about 20 W1
Fence and motion sensors
about 5 W1
about 5 W1
Siren and strobe
about 20 W1
about 20 W1
LED floodlight
about 40 W each2
about 40 W each2
Gate and access control
about 15 W1
about 15 W1
Backup with the standard six-pack cabinet, battery alone, after a 10% reserve.
Use cases
Built for the sites the grid forgets.
Pilbara, Australia45 °C, red dust
Mine sites
Cameras and comms far out on site run on diesel and swapped batteries.
Dome cameras · 4G link · access control
Solar and storage replace the fuel runs and the swaps.
Southeast AsiaMonsoon, 35 °C, 90% humidity
Border and police posts
When tension rises, fuel convoys become the weak link.
Cameras · floodlights · radio · barrier
Runs 24/7 on its own. No fuel to bring in.
Inland AustraliaHot, dry, isolated
Water pump stations
When the power drops, so does the telemetry. Faults go unseen.
SCADA · flow meter · radio link
Flow and alarms reach your control room, day and night.
TropicsJungle, red mud, daily rain
Exploration camps
Every litre of diesel is trucked or flown in.
Cameras · Wi-Fi · comms
Fewer fuel runs, lower camp costs. It moves with the camp.
Outback Australia40 °C, hours from town
Stations and bores
Hours of driving to check gates and water.
Gate camera · bore sensor · 4G
Check every gate and bore without the drive.
TropicsMonsoon, flooded access roads
Reservoirs
Levels and pumps are checked by hand. Floods cut the road when it matters most.
Level sensors · pump controls · camera
Live levels and pump alarms, even when no one can get there.
Southeast AsiaMonsoon, mud roads
Plantations
Long drives on mud roads to check gates, pumps and water.
Gate camera · water sensors · 4G
Every gate and pump on one screen.
Sizes
Panels on the ground, a canopy or a roof.
One cabinet from 100 W. Cabinets in parallel for multi-kW loads.
Small
100 W, 3 days
2 packs, 10 panels, about 20 m²
Medium
300 W, 5 days
4 packs, 20 panels, about 40 m²
Standard
480 W, 5.5 days
6 packs, 30 panels, about 60 m²
Parallel
1 kW and up
2 or more standard cabinets side by side
Each pack 20.1 kWh, each panel 400 W. Backup is battery only, no sun, with a 10% reserve kept. One cabinet carries up to 600 W.
Durability
It takes heat, rain and salt air.
- Humidity and heat
- Sealed cabinet with dehumidifier and cooling; runs from 0 to 55 °C
- Salt air and corrosion
- Stainless cabinet and fixings, specified for 72 hours of salt spray
- Fire
- LFP cells and protection in every pack; fire suppression, smoke and heat detection in the cabinet; external shutdown switch
- Electrical faults and lightning
- Breakers, fuses and surge protection on every output, tested before shipment
- Tampering
- Stainless 3-point lock (5-point on request); door-open alarm to your control room
- Wind
- Mounting designed to the local wind code
- Installation quality
- Starlit-trained installers; every step checked
Monitoring
Watch every site from your control room.
Charge, solar, load and alarms over Modbus, CAN, TCP/IP or API. A year of data stays on site. Preview below.
Delivery and service
One team, from survey to service.
Survey
Load list, unshaded space, truck access.
Design and price
A fixed price, fast.
Supply
Factory-tested, with a signed report and shipping safety papers.
Install
Plinth, panels, cabinet and wiring: about one week on site.
Commission
Alarm tests, a report and training for your team.
Live
Monitoring from day one; drawings and manual handed over.
Service, set per site
Panel cleaning and cabinet checks through the year. If an alarm triggers, we check remotely first.
One Starlit warranty
- Whole scope
- Supply, installation and service
- Battery packs, cabinet and electronics
- Terms set per project, in writing
- Panels
- Maker's product and output terms
Cost of ownership
In Singapore, 23% to 45% cheaper over ten years than swapping batteries.
And 38% cheaper than a generator. Where the grid is close, use the grid.
- Thailand, against battery swaps
- 29% to 44% lower ten-year cost
- Visits a year
- 4 to 8, against 100 or more for battery swaps and 35 for diesel
- Diesel avoided per site
- 4,380 L and 11.7 t CO2 a year
Source: Starlit cost model, October 2026 prices. Battery swaps two to three times a week. In Thailand, subsidised diesel is cheaper on cost alone.