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sgtponzihater1:
Thanks will have a look

A friend of mine recently got Wattbank T, which is a solar power system sold by Photizzo Technologies. The unit has a 1.1KWh Battery capacity and 700W Inverter capacity. So far, she hasn't had any issues with the Wattbank despite the consistency of usage and this is why i would recommend their energy storage system to people intending to buy a solar power unit for personal or commercial use.

You can check out their website on www.photizzo.com/products

Their online chat staffs are super responsive too.

PlsBanMe:
Please I need genuine advice. I don't know much about solar power system. I want to get one for my self.
I need a system that can power my 32 inches television, charge my phones, power a fan, charge my laptop and light around 4 to 5 bulbs.

Some are suggesting I should buy a lumos prime solar system while some are saying beebeejump is better.
What do you guys think I should go for?
I need something to depend on as the transformer serving my area has recently packed up. I know a system that will operate washing machine or fridge is going to be expensive, so I am now even thinking about that one now.

Not necessarily, I will say, it largely depends on the total load you intend to power.

In some cases, you might just be running a few hours on PHCN pre-paid electricity, while in another case, you could rely entirely on the Wattbank for your electricity needs. Interestingly, the Wattbank comes in different capacities and sizes, which can be suitable for varying individuals as could be seen here www.photizzo.com/products

sgtponzihater1:
Does this cut on off Phcn in entirety

This sort of outrageous billing is one of the things that gets most people sick in Nigeria.

Consequently, many are moving towards renewable energy for cheaper power regardless of its initial procurement cost.

Wattbank is one of the fast growing energy storage system that hundreds of homes and businesses are turning to for electricity.

[img]https://photizzo.com/wattbank-s2/img]

Sleek and sustainable, you should check them out at www.photizzo.com/products

edimalo:
The IKEDC staffs that came didn't even bother to roll up the wire for what ever reason they have.
They left the wire on the ground causing unsafe condition in the compound with an unsafe act nothing considering if someone or children can trip from it when it is dark.
with this act, it shows that IKEDC doesn't value their customers safety but just the revenue they can derive from the customers.

I will like to ask from people staying abroad if this is how a company disconnects electricity cable and drop on the floor without proper safety of people around.