Electricity is no doubt one of the basic necessities in Nigeria today be it in Homes, Hotels, Shops, Offices, even Schools, but at what cost? Unfortunately, Public Power has not been provided for to most Nigerians for the smooth running of their businesses and comfort. The common alternative power (GENERATOR) that we turned to for years has turned around to exploit the masses with a hike in fuel/ diesel price.

But of recent, a new world has opened up to us, the world of #SOLAR AND POWER #INVERTER. A system where you get to invest a reasonable amount at the beginning and reap a whole lot more, where you get to #PRODUCE your own #ELECTRICITY. Do you know you can power up your home with less than N 100,000 for the whole day, I mean 24/7 (DEPENDING ON YOUR APPLIANCES) and you may not even need NEPA (PHCN) power or a Generator. Stick around for more info on the kind you need for your application, technical details and simple maintenance.

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so you decided to go the self reliant way when it comes to powering your home, Good for you. Now the next step you should take is deciding how many appliances you would want to power with the inverter. An assumed calculation is done below, when you are done with calculating the power in wattage which your appliances will consume, you then have to know which inverter will best power them. for the first two calcualtions, a 900 VA inverter will do fine, and for the last one, a 1500 VA (1.5 KVA) Inverter will suffice. inverters commonly come in 300W, 500W, 850/900VA, 1.5 KVA, 2.5 KVA, 3.5KVA, 5 KVA, 7.5 KVA, 10 KVA and so on.