Take advantage of the sun 🌞.., Go for solar!
The smartest move you can make right now is to install solar in your home as a Nigerian. The reason is that 85% of what we do now in real life depends on electricity.
For example, some business needs electricity constantly in other to survive, we use it in our homes to power gadgets, and we use it to have comfort example powering our fans, AC, TV etc.
But the Nigeria that we know, have a limited public power supply in so many parts of the country and for some time now, most people relied on gasoline generators as an alternate power supply.
Presently, the removal of subsidy from fuel which happened on May 29, 2023, during the Nigerian new president's inauguration speech which took the price of fuel to N500(five hundred naira) and now N650(six hundred and fifty naira) per litre, a lot of people are now turning to solar and inverter to produce their electricity because solar helps them get electricity for free from the sun.
That’s way too much to spend on electricity…
If you calculate how much petrol you buy per litre at N650 for one year, that can give you a portable solar that can power your home.
Let’s do the mathematics…., and by the way, this calculation is based on the research works I made two days ago.
Let’s say, you spend 10 litres of petrol every day at home or in your shop, that will amount to N6500(six thousand five hundred naira)which is equivalent to about 52 Steem using today’s rate.
If you multiply that by 7 days, that will amount to N45,000 (forty-five thousand naira) which is equivalent to 366 Steem...and that’s for a week.
If you multiply that by 4 weeks which is a month, that would give us about N182,000 (one hundred and eighty-two thousand naira) which is equivalent to 1,464 Steem.
Now, calculate that for a year which is 12 months, what do you have..?😁...That's what I am talking about and it's way too high.
And apart from the high price of petrol, have you thought about the carbon monoxide which the gasoline generator emits..?
Whereas, with 10k, 15k Steem.....etc depending on the size you can get a lifetime power supply from the sun without any effect.
Well, a client counted that cost and made a very wise decision which was to install solar in his house and I was glad to be part of those offering the service this week...😁.
Location: Uyo
Client Remark: Satisfactory
So, I decided to spend part of my last week and early part of this week in this form and I am already feeling satisfied.
I didn't buy any of these components by myself, the client bought them from Lagos. And I won't say it was fully my job. A friend only called me to join him. Even though my own share of the pay was small, I still feel satisfied that I was recognized as the solar man and I was still invited to join this job.
My major role here was just to connect the batteries, inverter, and charge control and also link the load to the inverter.
Request: Please kindly refer any Solar Installations jobs/consultations to Steem Solar/ Electricals. Also, call Steem Solar/ Electricals for all your Solar Installations at a very affordable price within and outside Uyo, Nigeria.
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That's it! You're not one of the guys on the roof, are you...? In this country we have such funny ideas as safety belts and protective work clothing ;-))
No, not me.
Yeah, that's the normal thing and the right thing to do, but most Nigerians don't apply some of that safety.
If it were a company, everyone would use it.
That's what I want to hear!
Salam kenal