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It’s the season of downpours, damp clothes, and dim days — but your home or business doesn’t have to be in the dark.
Here are 9 smart tips to get through the rainy season without energy stress:
1. Use energy-efficient appliances
Rainy season means fewer sunlight hours — so your stored solar energy should work smarter, not harder. Stick to LED bulbs, inverter ACs, and energy-saving fans.
2. Monitor your battery levels
Keep an eye on usage, especially in the evenings. Our systems help you track everything via the Mobile Monitoring App.
3. Turn off phantom power users
TVs, chargers, decoders — if they’re not in use, unplug them. Every watt matters on cloudy days.
4. Clean your solar panels
Surprised! Rain doesn’t always wash off dust or debris. Clean panels = better performance.
5. Install surge protectors
Protect your appliances from lightning-induced surges during storms.
6. Prioritize essential loads
Limit usage to key items like lights, fans, and routers when energy is low
7. Time heavy-duty tasks wisely
Iron, blend, or pump water during the brightest hours of the day.
8. Keep a backup power option ready
If you’re on a hybrid system, ensure your grid or generator backup is functional.
9. Update system settings
Some inverters have a rainy-day or economy mode. Use it to optimize output.
Furthermore, please review our prior newsletter titled:
Understanding Your Energy Capacity: A Journey Towards Sustainability.
Acquire a clearer understanding of the energy requirements for your residence or establishment—and learn how to scale efficiently.
It breaks down what works, what doesn’t, and why solar is still reliable — even when it rains.
Bonus:
Rainy season = discount season.
Get up to ₦200,000 off when you make the switch this month!
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Stay dry. Stay efficient. Stay in control.
“Every day we are paying more for energy than we should due to poor insulation, inefficient lights, appliances, and heating and cooling equipment – money we could save by investing in energy efficiency.”
— Bernie Sanders.