Allume: SolShare

The world's first technology connecting multiple apartments to a single, shared rooftop PV array; completely eliminating the need for complex, separate inverter systems.

Advanced communal battery control. The only system that simplifies regulatory hurdles (PAS and Future Homes Standard) while maximising self-consumption through intelligent, per-flat load monitoring.

Why installers choose SolShare

Unlock untapped apartment solar markets thanks to unique features:

• Simplify fire safety compliance
• Enable communal battery storage
• More cost and time efficient install and commissioning
• Generate recurring SolCentre revenue

Your customers benefit too

• Improve SAP & EPC ratings
• Meet PAS and Future Homes Standard requirements
• Help residents save up to 70% on electricity bills.

Solshare 2

Building on the success of SolShare 1, SolShare 2 features redesigned power and control electronics to make your job on-site even faster:

• 30kW capacity, 50% more power than previous
• Advanced battery control
• Tailorable kWp allocation
• Dynamic power delivery improves self-consumption
• Minimal roof and plant space
• No equipment required inside flats
• Simple and fast install and commissioning ( in the dark)
• Dedicated 4G router with inclusive data

Tap into fully funded UK projects

SolShare 2 is backed by major UK decarbonisation programmes, becoming a certified installer positions you to win large-scale retrofit and new-build pipelines backed by the:

• £15bn Warm Homes Plan
• £1bn Local Power Plan
• ORP
• Social Housing Net Zero Heat Fund (SHNZHF)

Councils, housing associations, and private developers are actively looking for installers who can deploy this technology at scale.

Do you work with Social Housing or Developers? Present SolShare to them to unlock their apartment portfolio.

Become certified in ~ 2 days

• Free online installer training
• Access to technical support and design, sales and marketing resources
• Pipeline of new build and retrofit projects from social housing providers and private developers