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I wish to stop using the PHCN power because I pay for what I do not use, as my landlord is reluctant about installation of a metre. I am confused on the kind of generator to buy in other to power my apartment.
Here are some useful info to help you advice me better.
I have a 1 HP window air conditioner,
a 9.0 kg top loader manual washing machine,
a bath room water heater,
a 140W Samsung refridgerator,
television and sound player.
I leave for work 6:30am and come back 7pm Mon - Fri
I only spend my weekends at home.
So I wish to get something which will be suitable for me and low cost of fuel.
Thanks

What are our electrical graduates doing...so we can't give an estimation?

derock533:
What are our electrical graduates doing...so we can't give an estimation?

U can't stop using phcn cos its cheaper than generator usage,by the time u spend money on fuel daily and service/repair of generator,u go know say kakki no be leather , its the truth, my advice is to go for prepaid meter and get urself a mini inverter installation
See if this thread will help

https://www.nairaland.com/2428983/how-dont-get-bored-when

ceejay80s:
U can't stop using phcn cos its cheaper than generator usage,by the time u spend money on fuel daily and service/repair of generator,u go know say kakki no be leather , its the truth, my advice is to go for prepaid meter and get urself a mini inverter installation
See if this thread will help

https://www.nairaland.com/2428983/how-dont-get-bored-when

i have a free source for 80% of the fuel i will use...going for a mini inverter will still require power from PHCN to charge the batteries.