What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 9:03pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
In Nigeria today the constant erratic power supply, the rising cost of petrol and diesel and the exorbitant NEPA bills being brought at our doorsteps, solar panel remains the best alternative to address these issues. It is important you know these therefore Solar panel is the best permanent solution to constant power outage, unavailable electricity and increasing price of electricity. More still, when you want to be part of the save our environment train. Solar energy is free, renewable and with no emissions. They therefore make for an ideal alternative to grid electricity. Solar panel provides electricity directly and indirectly always. Their energy is stored up in battery banks. This stored energy is used at night when there is no sunlight. It is recommended one still connects to the grid even while connected to solar power. However you will rely less on the grid leading to low energy bills from the grid. It is worthy to note that a solar panel will do well even when the weather is not hot. Panels only need UV light to work. Researches have proven that cold weather is beneficial to solar panels as they conduct electricity better in cold conditions. Simple proof is seen from Germany which has cold weather but still a leader in solar technology. Shading is the major thing that affects solar panels seriously. Solar panels require very little maintenance and can be expected to last for decades. They work perfectly in combination with your existing grid. It is a seamless automatic switch between solar and public utility. Price of a solar panel have become more affordable than ever over the last few years and there are plenty of options to choose from. The best choice for you should depend on a lot of factors such as budget, the amount of electricity your house needs, available space for the panels and many other things. If you are on a tight budget it is best to start small and scale up but it is best you make provisions for that scale up ab-initio for eg if you would like a 3kw system but can start with 500w, it is best to run the cabling for 3kw so you don’t have to start changing cables when you are ready. READ MORE http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/what-to-know-before-buying-solar-panel-in-nigeria/ |
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Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 11:45am On Dec 15, 2016 |
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Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 10:03am On Dec 18, 2016 |
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Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 11:35am On Jan 01, 2017 |
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Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 12:36am On Jan 19, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy: In Nigeria today the constant erratic power supply, the rising cost of petrol and diesel and the exorbitant NEPA bills being brought at our doorsteps, solar panel remains the best alternative to address these issues.
It is important you know these therefore
Solar panel is the best permanent solution to constant power outage, unavailable electricity and increasing price of electricity. More still, when you want to be part of the save our environment train. Solar energy is free, renewable and with no emissions. They therefore make for an ideal alternative to grid electricity. Solar panel provides electricity directly and indirectly always. Their energy is stored up in battery banks. This stored energy is used at night when there is no sunlight. It is recommended one still connects to the grid even while connected to solar power. However you will rely less on the grid leading to low energy bills from the grid. It is worthy to note that a solar panel will do well even when the weather is not hot. Panels only need UV light to work. Researches have proven that cold weather is beneficial to solar panels as they conduct electricity better in cold conditions. Simple proof is seen from Germany which has cold weather but still a leader in solar technology. Shading is the major thing that affects solar panels seriously. Solar panels require very little maintenance and can be expected to last for decades. They work perfectly in combination with your existing grid. It is a seamless automatic switch between solar and public utility. Price of a solar panel have become more affordable than ever over the last few years and there are plenty of options to choose from. The best choice for you should depend on a lot of factors such as budget, the amount of electricity your house needs, available space for the panels and many other things. If you are on a tight budget it is best to start small and scale up but it is best you make provisions for that scale up ab-initio for eg if you would like a 3kw system but can start with 500w, it is best to run the cabling for 3kw so you don’t have to start changing cables when you are ready. READ MORE http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/what-to-know-before-buying-solar-panel-in-nigeria/ |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 3:33pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy: [/quote][quote author=VtSolarEnergy post=51871820]In Nigeria today the constant erratic power supply, the rising cost of petrol and diesel and the exorbitant NEPA bills being brought at our doorsteps, solar panel remains the best alternative to address these issues.
It is important you know these therefore
Solar panel is the best permanent solution to constant power outage, unavailable electricity and increasing price of electricity. More still, when you want to be part of the save our environment train. Solar energy is free, renewable and with no emissions. They therefore make for an ideal alternative to grid electricity. Solar panel provides electricity directly and indirectly always. Their energy is stored up in battery banks. This stored energy is used at night when there is no sunlight. It is recommended one still connects to the grid even while connected to solar power. However you will rely less on the grid leading to low energy bills from the grid. It is worthy to note that a solar panel will do well even when the weather is not hot. Panels only need UV light to work. Researches have proven that cold weather is beneficial to solar panels as they conduct electricity better in cold conditions. Simple proof is seen from Germany which has cold weather but still a leader in solar technology. Shading is the major thing that affects solar panels seriously. Solar panels require very little maintenance and can be expected to last for decades. They work perfectly in combination with your existing grid. It is a seamless automatic switch between solar and public utility. Price of a solar panel have become more affordable than ever over the last few years and there are plenty of options to choose from. The best choice for you should depend on a lot of factors such as budget, the amount of electricity your house needs, available space for the panels and many other things. If you are on a tight budget it is best to start small and scale up but it is best you make provisions for that scale up ab-initio for eg if you would like a 3kw system but can start with 500w, it is best to run the cabling for 3kw so you don’t have to start changing cables when you are ready. READ MORE http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/what-to-know-before-buying-solar-panel-in-nigeria/ |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 3:42pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy: In Nigeria today the constant erratic power supply, the rising cost of petrol and diesel and the exorbitant NEPA bills being brought at our doorsteps, solar panel remains the best alternative to address these issues.
It is important you know these therefore
Solar panel is the best permanent solution to constant power outage, unavailable electricity and increasing price of electricity. More still, when you want to be part of the save our environment train. Solar energy is free, renewable and with no emissions. They therefore make for an ideal alternative to grid electricity. Solar panel provides electricity directly and indirectly always. Their energy is stored up in battery banks. This stored energy is used at night when there is no sunlight. It is recommended one still connects to the grid even while connected to solar power. However you will rely less on the grid leading to low energy bills from the grid. It is worthy to note that a solar panel will do well even when the weather is not hot. Panels only need UV light to work. Researches have proven that cold weather is beneficial to solar panels as they conduct electricity better in cold conditions. Simple proof is seen from Germany which has cold weather but still a leader in solar technology. Shading is the major thing that affects solar panels seriously. Solar panels require very little maintenance and can be expected to last for decades. They work perfectly in combination with your existing grid. It is a seamless automatic switch between solar and public utility. Price of a solar panel have become more affordable than ever over the last few years and there are plenty of options to choose from. The best choice for you should depend on a lot of factors such as budget, the amount of electricity your house needs, available space for the panels and many other things. If you are on a tight budget it is best to start small and scale up but it is best you make provisions for that scale up ab-initio for eg if you would like a 3kw system but can start with 500w, it is best to run the cabling for 3kw so you don’t have to start changing cables when you are ready. READ MORE http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/what-to-know-before-buying-solar-panel-in-nigeria/ |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 9:37pm On Jan 25, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy: [/quote][quote author=VtSolarEnergy post=51871820]In Nigeria today the constant erratic power supply, the rising cost of petrol and diesel and the exorbitant NEPA bills being brought at our doorsteps, solar panel remains the best alternative to address these issues.
It is important you know these therefore
Solar panel is the best permanent solution to constant power outage, unavailable electricity and increasing price of electricity. More still, when you want to be part of the save our environment train. Solar energy is free, renewable and with no emissions. They therefore make for an ideal alternative to grid electricity. Solar panel provides electricity directly and indirectly always. Their energy is stored up in battery banks. This stored energy is used at night when there is no sunlight. It is recommended one still connects to the grid even while connected to solar power. However you will rely less on the grid leading to low energy bills from the grid. It is worthy to note that a solar panel will do well even when the weather is not hot. Panels only need UV light to work. Researches have proven that cold weather is beneficial to solar panels as they conduct electricity better in cold conditions. Simple proof is seen from Germany which has cold weather but still a leader in solar technology. Shading is the major thing that affects solar panels seriously. Solar panels require very little maintenance and can be expected to last for decades. They work perfectly in combination with your existing grid. It is a seamless automatic switch between solar and public utility. Price of a solar panel have become more affordable than ever over the last few years and there are plenty of options to choose from. The best choice for you should depend on a lot of factors such as budget, the amount of electricity your house needs, available space for the panels and many other things. If you are on a tight budget it is best to start small and scale up but it is best you make provisions for that scale up ab-initio for eg if you would like a 3kw system but can start with 500w, it is best to run the cabling for 3kw so you don’t have to start changing cables when you are ready. READ MORE http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/what-to-know-before-buying-solar-panel-in-nigeria/ |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 7:41am On Jan 29, 2017 |
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Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by konfused: 1:02pm On Jan 29, 2017 |
why are you quoting yourself na..... |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 2:37pm On Jan 29, 2017 |
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Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 8:59am On Jan 31, 2017 |
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Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 8:49am On Feb 02, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy: In Nigeria today the constant erratic power supply, the rising cost of petrol and diesel and the exorbitant NEPA bills being brought at our doorsteps, solar panel remains the best alternative to address these issues.
It is important you know these therefore
Solar panel is the best permanent solution to constant power outage, unavailable electricity and increasing price of electricity. More still, when you want to be part of the save our environment train. Solar energy is free, renewable and with no emissions. They therefore make for an ideal alternative to grid electricity. Solar panel provides electricity directly and indirectly always. Their energy is stored up in battery banks. This stored energy is used at night when there is no sunlight. It is recommended one still connects to the grid even while connected to solar power. However you will rely less on the grid leading to low energy bills from the grid. It is worthy to note that a solar panel will do well even when the weather is not hot. Panels only need UV light to work. Researches have proven that cold weather is beneficial to solar panels as they conduct electricity better in cold conditions. Simple proof is seen from Germany which has cold weather but still a leader in solar technology. Shading is the major thing that affects solar panels seriously. Solar panels require very little maintenance and can be expected to last for decades. They work perfectly in combination with your existing grid. It is a seamless automatic switch between solar and public utility. Price of a solar panel have become more affordable than ever over the last few years and there are plenty of options to choose from. The best choice for you should depend on a lot of factors such as budget, the amount of electricity your house needs, available space for the panels and many other things. If you are on a tight budget it is best to start small and scale up but it is best you make provisions for that scale up ab-initio for eg if you would like a 3kw system but can start with 500w, it is best to run the cabling for 3kw so you don’t have to start changing cables when you are ready. READ MORE http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/what-to-know-before-buying-solar-panel-in-nigeria/ |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 7:54am On Feb 05, 2017 |
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Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 8:06pm On Feb 07, 2017 |
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Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 2:18pm On Feb 09, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy: In Nigeria today the constant erratic power supply, the rising cost of petrol and diesel and the exorbitant NEPA bills being brought at our doorsteps, solar panel remains the best alternative to address these issues.
It is important you know these therefore
Solar panel is the best permanent solution to constant power outage, unavailable electricity and increasing price of electricity. More still, when you want to be part of the save our environment train. Solar energy is free, renewable and with no emissions. They therefore make for an ideal alternative to grid electricity. Solar panel provides electricity directly and indirectly always. Their energy is stored up in battery banks. This stored energy is used at night when there is no sunlight. It is recommended one still connects to the grid even while connected to solar power. However you will rely less on the grid leading to low energy bills from the grid. It is worthy to note that a solar panel will do well even when the weather is not hot. Panels only need UV light to work. Researches have proven that cold weather is beneficial to solar panels as they conduct electricity better in cold conditions. Simple proof is seen from Germany which has cold weather but still a leader in solar technology. Shading is the major thing that affects solar panels seriously. Solar panels require very little maintenance and can be expected to last for decades. They work perfectly in combination with your existing grid. It is a seamless automatic switch between solar and public utility. Price of a solar panel have become more affordable than ever over the last few years and there are plenty of options to choose from. The best choice for you should depend on a lot of factors such as budget, the amount of electricity your house needs, available space for the panels and many other things. If you are on a tight budget it is best to start small and scale up but it is best you make provisions for that scale up ab-initio for eg if you would like a 3kw system but can start with 500w, it is best to run the cabling for 3kw so you don’t have to start changing cables when you are ready. READ MORE http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/what-to-know-before-buying-solar-panel-in-nigeria/ |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by chachazzy(m): 5:58pm On Feb 09, 2017 |
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I want to disconnect my solar panel, I am relocating. Panel is ontop of a two storied building somewer at fadeyi. Can you handle it, what will it cost? |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 7:25pm On Feb 09, 2017 |
chachazzy:
I want to disconnect my solar panel, I am relocating. Panel is ontop of a two storied building somewer at fadeyi. Can you handle it, what will it cost? How many panels and where are you relocating to. |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by chachazzy(m): 7:31pm On Feb 09, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy:
How many panels and where are you relocating to. Four panels, your job is just to disconnect and pack the panels and batteries in such a way to aid easy transportation. |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 12:34pm On Feb 10, 2017 |
chachazzy:
Four panels, your job is just to disconnect and pack the panels and batteries in such a way to aid easy transportation. call 08170846589 so we can talk. |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 8:21am On Feb 15, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy:
call 08170846589 so we can talk. VtSolarEnergy: In Nigeria today the constant erratic power supply, the rising cost of petrol and diesel and the exorbitant NEPA bills being brought at our doorsteps, solar panel remains the best alternative to address these issues.
It is important you know these therefore
Solar panel is the best permanent solution to constant power outage, unavailable electricity and increasing price of electricity. More still, when you want to be part of the save our environment train. Solar energy is free, renewable and with no emissions. They therefore make for an ideal alternative to grid electricity. Solar panel provides electricity directly and indirectly always. Their energy is stored up in battery banks. This stored energy is used at night when there is no sunlight. It is recommended one still connects to the grid even while connected to solar power. However you will rely less on the grid leading to low energy bills from the grid. It is worthy to note that a solar panel will do well even when the weather is not hot. Panels only need UV light to work. Researches have proven that cold weather is beneficial to solar panels as they conduct electricity better in cold conditions. Simple proof is seen from Germany which has cold weather but still a leader in solar technology. Shading is the major thing that affects solar panels seriously. Solar panels require very little maintenance and can be expected to last for decades. They work perfectly in combination with your existing grid. It is a seamless automatic switch between solar and public utility. Price of a solar panel have become more affordable than ever over the last few years and there are plenty of options to choose from. The best choice for you should depend on a lot of factors such as budget, the amount of electricity your house needs, available space for the panels and many other things. If you are on a tight budget it is best to start small and scale up but it is best you make provisions for that scale up ab-initio for eg if you would like a 3kw system but can start with 500w, it is best to run the cabling for 3kw so you don’t have to start changing cables when you are ready. READ MORE http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/what-to-know-before-buying-solar-panel-in-nigeria/ |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 10:10am On Feb 21, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy: In Nigeria today the constant erratic power supply, the rising cost of petrol and diesel and the exorbitant NEPA bills being brought at our doorsteps, solar panel remains the best alternative to address these issues.
It is important you know these therefore
Solar panel is the best permanent solution to constant power outage, unavailable electricity and increasing price of electricity. More still, when you want to be part of the save our environment train. Solar energy is free, renewable and with no emissions. They therefore make for an ideal alternative to grid electricity. Solar panel provides electricity directly and indirectly always. Their energy is stored up in battery banks. This stored energy is used at night when there is no sunlight. It is recommended one still connects to the grid even while connected to solar power. However you will rely less on the grid leading to low energy bills from the grid. It is worthy to note that a solar panel will do well even when the weather is not hot. Panels only need UV light to work. Researches have proven that cold weather is beneficial to solar panels as they conduct electricity better in cold conditions. Simple proof is seen from Germany which has cold weather but still a leader in solar technology. Shading is the major thing that affects solar panels seriously. Solar panels require very little maintenance and can be expected to last for decades. They work perfectly in combination with your existing grid. It is a seamless automatic switch between solar and public utility. Price of a solar panel have become more affordable than ever over the last few years and there are plenty of options to choose from. The best choice for you should depend on a lot of factors such as budget, the amount of electricity your house needs, available space for the panels and many other things. If you are on a tight budget it is best to start small and scale up but it is best you make provisions for that scale up ab-initio for eg if you would like a 3kw system but can start with 500w, it is best to run the cabling for 3kw so you don’t have to start changing cables when you are ready. READ MORE http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/what-to-know-before-buying-solar-panel-in-nigeria/ |
Re: What To Know Before Buying That Solar Panel by Nobody: 7:44am On Mar 27, 2017 |
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