If you own flats or a lodge in Port Harcourt, Rumuodara, Eneka, Rukpokwu or Choba, you know the fight: who bought fuel, who used the generator, who did not pay. Solar ends it.
How a shared system works
- Panels on the roof.
- One big inverter and lithium battery bank.
- Each flat or room has its own breaker or sub-meter.
- You set limits, so one tenant cannot drain it.
What tenants can run
You decide. Common rules:
- Lights, fans, TV, phones, fridge: yes
- Pressing iron: daytime only
- ACs, hot plates: no, or only with their own sub-meter
Sizes we see
| Building | Typical system |
|---|---|
| 4 flats, no AC | 6kVA–8kVA, 10kWh+ lithium |
| 8–12 room lodge | 10kVA, 15kWh+ lithium |
| 20 room lodge | 10kVA–15kVA+, 20kWh+ lithium |
How landlords recover the cost
- A monthly service charge
- Higher rent for solar units
- Sub-meters so tenants pay for what they use
- Fewer empty rooms
Add water too
A solar borehole pump gives steady water. See solar borehole vs generator pump.
We install in Port Harcourt and across Obio-Akpor.
