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Charpell:
Locally Produced Integrated Solar Energy System, Set to Create Jobs for Youth
Hope for people in need of better electricity in Nigeria

The Urban Dweller is a complete system that integrated every solar component required for 24 hours electricity.

With the ever increasing demand for constant and stable power supply in Nigeria, the quest for sustainable energy in Nigeria has gone through many phases, all aiming towards reliable, affordable and clean means of power supply.

Our newly designed products, the Urban Dwellers (UD) Series, have gone through many stages of evolution over time with each new one having a better feature than the previous. Our driving force on each modification is to arrive at a product that meets all engineering design, a product that customers can trust to be reliable at all time and most especially a product that is simple to operate. The Urban Dweller eliminates the frustration from the shortages of power experienced from the national grid.

The Urban Dweller offers aesthetics to the core, ruggedized in operation and simple user interface. We ensured all electrical connections were properly embedded inside the system for simplicity of use. The only requirement from the user is to plug his Load to the Output of the system and then plug our product to a charging port. With the solar port for charging, off-grid energy is provided for the client.

Why we decided to develop this model?
In the course of our installation work across in Nigeria, we have had course to work in different households were connections are exposed and this hasn't been a good sight to behold. Apart from the above, previous users were exposed to the potentials of an electric shock. The potential of electric shocks cannot be mildly talked about especially when you have kids living in such apartments. We have heard of and seen many of such cases and this lead to the search for a better way to solve the problem and we came up with this embedded system.


Front View
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Side / Rear View

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Bottom View
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How it works.
The UD Series, with Models 1 – 6, features generated power comparable to that of a fossil fuel generator but there is no need for fuel, no need for engine oil, no need for servicing and it won’t stop producing power. It utilizes the power from the sun, and converts it to electrical energy which is used to power your house, even at night. All UD Series Models are available at the moment only in Lagos.
Customers in any location in Nigeria can also place orders for the UD series by calling 08066098146. The UD series doesn’t produce any extra heat and is very eco-friendly with artistic beauty and a one year warranty.

We believe that this new invention of the UD/RD series will spark up a new dimension in the design and deployment of power units within the country. We currently have the product functioning at full capacity in some households and offices and the result has been very awesome. The UD/RD Series is the way to go when you think of a sustainable and efficient power.


Advantage Over Conventional System
A single unit of solar integrated component
It is plug and play
The system is portable with 4 rugged tires underneath, it can easily be moved around with the handle
Risk of electrocution overcome
You can pay in Installments
Inbuilt AC socket/ DC socket
Inbuilt USB port for Phone Charging
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Urban Dwellers Series
Model 1
The very first model is a 750 kva solar system with 100AH battery, and a 200w mono crystalline panel. It is designed for low scale appliance and recommended for mini Shops/Salon.

Suggested Retail Price
Backup System: N25,555 monthly for 6 months + 30% Deposit or N168,500 for a one off payment
Hybrid System: N37,200 monthly for 6 months + 30% Deposit or N250,000 for a one off payment.
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Model 2
The second model, a 1.2 kva solar system with 200AH battery and 2 unit of 200watts mono crystalline panel. It is designed for medium scale appliance.

Suggested Retail Price
Backup System: N37,613 monthly for 6 months + 30% Deposit or N248,000 for a one off payment

Hybrid System: N62,183 monthly for 6 months + 30% Deposit or N410,000 for a one off payment.
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Model 3
The third model is similar to the second except it has double sized backup battery. It comes with 4 unit of 200watts panel

Suggested Retail Price
Backup System: N64,458 monthly for 6 months + 30% Deposit or N425,500 for a one off payment

Hybrid System: N104,650 monthly for 6 months + 30% Deposit or N690,000 for a one off payment.
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Payment Package
You can choose from 3 easy payment options:

Option 1
Pay for your system outright and get a 3% discount.

Option 2
Pay 70% deposit and pay the balance of 30% after two weeks of job installation. There is no interest or discount.

Option 3
Pay a 30% deposit and pay the balance over 6 months with an interest.

None of your models can adequately power my house with my many appliances. Would you happen to have a 5kva model?

I can't believe this is still reigning, pyramid scheme. Anyways well done, I'm sure enough maga dey Nairaland.

You won't find most of these on Nigerian roads because the roads are a death trap! Luxury vehicles like these are meant for smooth roads,for Nigerian roads anything short of a 4 wheel drive SUV is putting your life in jeopardy!

You're dating a guy and you still fraternizing with another guy, you deserve to be cheated on, heart broken and pregnant with 3 headed albinos On a more serious note, I'll advice you to leave your current bf as you clearly don't love him,you seem to have a certain expectation or hope and my greatest fear is that this guy might never meet those expectations. It is better you go for the guy that is stealing your heart so that when he breaks it you can at least say you followed your heart

Perfect skin, perfect color. Look at how shiny and smooth it is. The best thing is that it gets better as she ages. Senegalese are naturally dark skinned and I'm so proud of her for accepting what God gave her and SHINE!

MooreLabs:
Apologies Mr Abbey for not responding to your mail. It must have been an oversight.

Kindly Call 09090408632 | email: info@kingscourtrealtors.com

And you will be provided with all details. Thank you once again for contacting us. Cheers...

If you are serious about doing business kindly respond to my email(info@globalsynctechnology.com) with details such as price, exact location and so on.

WHAT IS THE PRICE? I've sent you email,you did not respond. Are you on Whatsapp or bbm?

Since when has oil ever benefited those living where it was discovered? We all know how Nigeria works so this is not news. The oil is a curse, a curse that will ultimately lead into the Great depression if care is not taken!

That's not Idi-Oro bus stop, that's the Zenith bank opposite Labinjo Street. Anyways RIP to the dead,I hope proper investigation can be carried out to ascertain what was the cause. It could be the tipper driver was speeding or drunk, it could also be that the pedestrian ran into the path of the tipper.

LuvU2:
What is ur conscience telling u?

Is that what you would say in court or when arguing in front of family members? Conscience my foot!

AnalyticEngine:
It is not enough to say I am wrong, prove me wrong and stop dialoguing unintelligently. Stop arguing with premises that are void of knowledge. The issue with guys like you is that you love to copy people's ideas but copy and apply it wrongly. Now, compare these two open letters and take a mental note of the difference.

1. www.allrealitygists.com.ng/2016/08/adeyeye-olorunfemi-student-of.html?m=1

2. www.bonfiire.com/stellenbosch/2015/10/an-open-letter-to-stellenbosch-management-re-stelliesfeesmustfall/

In a Feb. 12 ruling in Bayer v. Evans, U.S. Magistrate Judge Barry L. Garber of Miami declined Evans's request for an injunction barring the principal from keeping the student's discipline in school records. But the judge denied qualified immunity for Bayer, holding that Evans's speech was protected under the First Amendment and that the principal should have known he was violating a clearly established right by disciplining Evans.

Like I said earlier we are not on the same level, you can use all the big big grammar you want but it still doesn't change the fact that you lack the experience and knowledge of what a true democracy entails. I won't be drawn into an argument with you, I know you try so hard but this is one that you just can't win. Talk to me when you've actually gone outside of Nigeria and witnessed true democracy....bye!

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20141217/10300329467/appeals-court-overturns-students-suspension-rap-song-criticizing-school-employees.shtml

http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/school_law/2010/02/court_backs_student_on_faceboo.html

LuvU2:
Whar i said is not force, its common sense.
Put aside that "african culture" talk a bit, what is ur mind, conscience telling you? That the woman is irrelevant in marital decisions and shd accept whatever consequences that follow?

Is ur conscience also telling you, a woman without an issue shd keep mum in her home, cos by virtue of not having a child, she has no stake in the home she and her husband built?

I dont think african traditions hve problems generally, i think people hve been dubiuos in interpreting it for a very long time that it now appears to sideline women.

It's not about my conscience, it's about reality! I don't know why most women are so overwhelmed by emotions that they fail to consider the consequences of their actions or inaction. All I'm saying here is that in most African homes, men make most of the vital decisions. There might be a need to consult the wife at times but mostly the decision maker is the man unless he willingly gives up that right. It's a God giving role, a traditional role and a natural role. Now don't get me wrong,serious issues like this one should definitely involve dialogue with one's spouse but for the woman to think she can use force to deny a man's legitimate child or in the name of jealousy or bitterness is just plain silly. Anything short of juju will not work . For the issue of not having a child for the man after some years, it is simple. This according to African societal values and tradition is a negative, she's already being judged, making her husband unhappy or bringing up outrageous demands might just be the catalyst needed to end it all! THIS IS AFRICA, FORGET ABOUT THOSE MOVIES YOU WATCH ON TV!

AnalyticEngine:
I would have ignored u but then u'll start thinking you are wise. The 1999 Nigerian Constitution's freedom of speech was adopted from the world referendum on such matter and hence it must subscribe to the generally accepted 'world' view on that subject. That Nigeria has abused democracy doesn't change the fact that the provisions of the Nigerian Constitution on the definition of freedom of speech is consistent with that of the global society. If this guy had written this write up in United States for instance, although authorities would have looked into the matter, nevertheless, he could have earned some charges to his detriment. Therefore, one must engage his right to speak in a manner as prescribed by the constitution. I trust that u're jotting and taking notes of this lecture

Please stop saying what you don't know,I live and work in the USA and the bold part of your comment is a LIE! I already told you there won't be an argument, it would be unfair of me to hold you to the same standards as intellectuals over here in the States. I'm off to bed!

AnalyticEngine:
I am not arguing with u, I am educating you. Every aspect of practicality has its foundational apriori hypothesis. It is amazing that you still reason in such a pathetic manner having engaged with CEOs, VPs etc. Such rare exposure is supposed to fine tune your perception. The scope of freedom of speech is limited to the extent to which it will not impinge on the personality and dignity of the receptor because dignity and freedom from verbal assault is their basic right to. Get the 1999 constitution and educate yourself on what freedom of speech is. Or better still, google wikipedia. Freedom of speech means expressing your opinion without government's interference and it has its restrictions. You are not to use freedom of speech to promote national disunity. In the process of exercising your constitutionally permitted franchise, you are not to insult or abuse. The young man contravened the latter hence rendering his fundamental right invalid. Read the boy's write up again and see how he insulted the management. It is evident u didn't read it properly and your zeal to comment did not give u ample time to analyse the issues at hand.

I already told you there's no need to argue, we do not reason on the same level neither are we in the same environment. Your idea of Democracy is tied to the 1999 Nigerian Constitution while mine is tied to the Democracy being practiced by advanced societies, where I live anyone can write a criticism of any institution(Democracy), where you live such criticism must be politically correct(Autocracy). There's just no way we can ever see eye to eye, the bold part of your comment alone is like comedy to me

LuvU2:
My husband cannot make that kind of decision without my approval.

Is it alien to african culture to respect ur wife? then to hell with it.

If i were in her shoes, the day he brings her in, thats the day we call it off.

Goosh there is a big life out there. I cant come and die ontop being a mugun in my own home.

Once again you fail to see the bigger picture, this is not USA or UK! This is Africa, the male role has not been compromised here. 5 years of marriage no children of her own, that automatically puts her at a strategic disadvantage. Her best option is to use dialogue not force

LuvU2:
If its me i would not allow that girl into my home. She has been living without her supposed father, she wont die if she continues thar way. H'ever, i wont stop him frm providing for her , as long as she is away, i would support him on that.

My doubts tho: The chances of a mum not opening up to the father of her child, are very slim. Which woman or her family would hide such from a man who impregrenated their daughter? nd for years? hmmm

That man needs to open up more. I suspect he is not saying the whole truth.

I think you are forgetting one crucial fact, in most African homes the male is the key decision maker. He's just being courteous by asking his wife for approval. After a DNA test, he needs to bring his daughter home, half bread is better than none!

AnalyticEngine:
The problem I have with dullards like you is that you have serious reading comprehension problems. No one is saying he shouldn't speak out but rather, he should speak out rightly. Go and read Soyinka's, Lamido's, Obasanjo's etc. open letters and articles criticising wrong policies by the government and you will sustain wisdom on how to communicate grievances openly. You wouldn't see any form of insults whatsoever. That is how intelligent people approach issues and not throwing tantrums like an amateur that his letter lucidly portrays. People like you always end up relating daft opinions due to myopic and premature analysis in your quest to sound intelligent

You're still a kid and have no experience outside your immediate surrounding,you operate on theories not reality. Come back and have a civil discussion when you've met with CEOs, VPs and other key decision makers on a daily basis. Come back online and have a discuss when you understand the true meaning of democracy and what freedom of speech truly means. Till then to argue with you is not worth neither my time nor my energy!

AnalyticEngine:
Go and re-read his speech and come back and edit this poo you posted. There's a tactical way to approach issues especially when you know you don't have a solid backing. There are a number of ways he could communicate his degree of dissatisfaction as well as point out the errors of the administration without being abusive. This wasn't how people like Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela et al fought for freedom. They were tactical. People like you with much zeal will not weigh the consequences of your words before spewing them. He attempted to do what is supposed to be right but he let his anger dilute the efficacy of his approach.

Would you just keep shut! People like you sickens me, for you have no idea how basic human rights work neither do you have a clue of what justice truly means. In a democracy free speech must not be seen as some kind of privilege but a right! No school, I repeat NO SCHOOL in an advanced society will suspend a student for an editorial piece. The school should have been much more concerned that a student or students actually feel this way about the school's management and take corrective actions to make things right. Students and tax payers are the major financiers of schools like UNILAG, they should not be treated as trash!

@skimanski What was the total cost of construction? What was the total time spent from beginning to the end and is it possible to be completed much earlier? I would like to build something like this soon and Iam impressed by your work. My email is info@globalsynctechnology.com.

Thanks.

I DON'T FREAKIN CARE IF HE PLAGIARIZED OR COPY WORD FOR WORD EVERY ONE OF OBAMA'S SPEECHES, NIGERIANS DO NOT CARE! What we want is for this old man to deliver on what he promised,we don't want new promises just fulfill 50% of your campaign promises. ENOUGH DISTRACTIONS!

Instead of you to concentrate on real marketing technique for your business you are busy using pseudonyms that are irrelevant. Why don't you tell us how close those places you've listed are to the main roads, is it dry land or swamp? The dimensions of the plots e.t.c, a lot of us want to invest but will only do so with proper and relevant facts not all these references to real estate moguls that has nothing to do with the Nigerian real estate market!

Ladies & Gentlemen, I present to you the Nigerian female's mentality! I'm not surprised tho, most of them have nothing to offer so they'll look for a guy to upgrade them.....all join

See thieves, they are busy dreaming of earning in foreign currencies when the opportunities around them to earn Naira remains untapped. 80% of the methods described will fail woefully for the average Nigerian, while a lucky few might be able to utilize one or two effectively. 80% of you here are still relying on parents for feeding, I suggest you all stick to reality and develop localized products and services for local sales before dreaming of the international market. For the remaining 20% strong enough, I wish you good luck!

intbizoil:
understand the ideology mmm is not ponzi, I have lost money in ponzi but mmm has paid me back in full

They pay for now but just wait and see!

i TRIED THIS BACK IN SCHOOL AROUND 2006, IT ALWAYS FAILS IN THE END. THE SMART ONES ARE THE ONES THAT INVEST EARLY,CASH OUT AND NEVER GO BACK! A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE GOING TO CRY WHEN IT'S ALL SAID AND DONE!

awakeuche:
cant stop laughing man,
Only hopeless men beg women for sex when its easy to seduce them

True dat! Especially in 9ja

Nigerians shall not cease to amaze me, look at threats. Return crown or become a criminal....lol

4 years of constant harassment, this girl tried o! I have never begged for sex and never will. In this world where p***y is cheaper than good food, why would any guy stoop so low? Anyways kids would be kids,I remember when I was 16 trying to get with a 20 year old,I wrote poems, went on errands at the end of the day I said f**k it and slept with her friend instead. Life was never the same again.....USE YOUR BRAIN MAN

Once again Nairalanders can't resist the temptation to disappoint! Femi made a valid point regarding the term 'Nollywood'. This is just like Hollywood or Bollywood, artistes like Rihanna,Chris Brown and so on cannot claim to be part of Hollywood so why the heck is Chidinma,Basketmouth and DJ Cuppy now part of Nollywood? At the same time, I don't think Mr. Femi needs to worry himself too much because the world already sees Nigeria as a sh*t hole

lanreni:
Nice jisting with you. let me cut you some slacks....today is my BIRTHDAY!!!

That's nice, happy bornday!