Frequently Asked Questions

Solar panels convert sunlight into DC (Direct Current) electricity. An inverter then changes this DC electricity into AC (Alternating Current) electricity, which is what powers your home or business appliances.

Solar panels can still generate some power on cloudy days, though less than on bright sunny days. For power at night or during extended cloudy periods, a battery storage system is essential. We design systems with appropriate battery backup for 24/7 reliability.

A typical residential installation can take anywhere from 1 to 3 days, depending on the system size and complexity. Commercial installations may take longer. We'll provide a clear timeline during our consultation.

The cost varies greatly depending on your energy needs, system size, equipment chosen, and installation complexity. We offer a free consultation and quote to determine the best solution for your budget and requirements. Solar is a long-term investment that significantly reduces or eliminates electricity bills.

If your goal is to have power during NEPA outages or at night, then yes, a battery storage system is crucial. For grid-tied systems aimed purely at reducing bills during the day, batteries might be optional but are highly recommended in areas with unreliable grid supply like Nigeria.

Solar panels are very low maintenance, generally requiring occasional cleaning to remove dust or debris that might accumulate and affect efficiency, especially during the dry season. We offer maintenance services and can advise on a suitable schedule.