Do you have a shop or office reliant on electricity to operate, like Betting shops, Small supermarket, boutiques, shops within shopping centers etc?

Are you spending too much than necessary running generators?

Would you be willing to embrace new and cheaper technology?

If all answers to the above questions are yes then read on.


Solar Energy Nigeria is giving out free solar systems to small shops, offices and businesses to help ensure that they get uninterrupted electricity to power their operations and eliminate need for generator use.

We are giving out solar energy systems ranging from 500watts to 2Kw solar system depending on your electricity need.

Under this scheme you will be charged a fixed monthly fee starting from N8,000 after we install the system and have started using the system for a month.

To find out more and to get a free assessment and solar energy unit. Please call: 0803-512-5915 or Email : victor.nwosu@solynta.com.ng

Thank you

8K is it regular monthly fee or the charge will drop/rise afterwards?

lecturerdabo:
8K is it regular monthly fee or the charge will drop/rise afterwards?

The charge remains a regular monthly fee and remains fixed under the contract.

Thank you

How long do I pay for it

nwachukwu9:
How long do I pay for it

It is a monthly payment plan and runs for as long as you want it. There however exists an option to own the system at whatever point in time you feel you prefer to own the system. We just deduct total amount point thus far from the value of the system originally and then work out a payment calender for you.

Obeenah:


It is a monthly payment plan and runs for as long as you want it. There however exists an option to own the system at whatever point in time you feel you prefer to own the system. We just deduct total amount point thus far from the value of the system originally and then work out a payment calender for you.

How much will it cost me to buy it outrightly?

elprint:
How much will it cost me to buy it outrightly?

Depending on the size of the system. Prices
N350,000 = 500watts
N675,000 = 1kw
N1,350,000 = 2Kw

Respectively

what can the 500 watt system carry I mean appliance wise how many computers fans etc

boyafx:
what can the 500 watt system carry I mean appliance wise how many computers fans etc

The 500watts solar system will efficiently power your lightings, Fan, phone charging, laptops and 1 TV set.

Mehn this scam is of the highest order, how can one own a 500 watts inverter system for 350,000 Naira. Thats crazy even if you are including a solar panel into the system.

Paying 8,000 naira monthly fixed charge for your system would take about 3 years to completely repay. Mehn this company needs to go back to the drawing board and restructure, cos this plan is slavery and no right thinking Nigeria would sign up on this.

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drizzymadbet:
Mehn this scam is of the highest order, how can one own a 500 watts inverter system for 350,000 Naira. Thats crazy even if you are including a solar panel into the system.

Paying 8,000 naira monthly fixed charge for your system would take about 3 years to completely repay. Mehn this company needs to go back to the drawing board and restructure, cos this plan is slavery and no right thinking Nigeria would sign up on this.

You would prefer to run generator at double the cost to get same amount of electricity? Says a lot about the slavery and emancipation mentality.

You run your generator for 6hours powering same appliances and you spent no less than 400 to 500 daily. It's a choice and those who want to embrace change are already signing up.

The pic lays testament to the fact. Soon you will see the difference.

Just like the GSM revolution in Nigeria started so also will be the Solar revolution.

You can get ur inverter system for the price you quoted and spend 3times the amount charging using ur generator. I guess self slavery appeals better to u?

Obeenah:


Depending on the size of the system. Prices
N350,000 = 500watts
N675,000 = 1kw
N1,350,000 = 2Kw

Respectively

Idiot before you quote me next time and talk rubbish please look at the above mentioned stuff. How on earth would one be paying 350 k for a 500 watt system. Dude that's outrageous. For the records, I didnt spend this much when I got one for myself.

You are using 8k monthly charge to get Nigerians hook winked into this slavery of yours.

drizzymadbet:


Idiot before you quote me next time and talk rubbish please look at the above mentioned stuff. How on earth would one be paying 350 k for a 500 watt system. Dude that's outrageous. For the records, I didnt spend this much when I got one for myself.

You are using 8k monthly charge to get Nigerians hook winked into this slavery of yours.

I can see you are one of those people who know too much but haven't exactly done anything with the knowledge.

Thanks for the info. You can take your name calling game elsewhere. I'm far too grown to indulge you.

Regards.

P.S: Maybe when you can think up a solution we maybe would discuss.

drizzymadbet:
Mehn this scam is of the highest order, how can one own a 500 watts inverter system for 350,000 Naira. Thats crazy even if you are including a solar panel into the system.

Paying 8,000 naira monthly fixed charge for your system would take about 3 years to completely repay. Mehn this company needs to go back to the drawing board and restructure, cos this plan is slavery and no right thinking Nigeria would sign up on this.

He merely offered his product and expect patronage from interested customers. I do not see any scam in the offer.

I like the way the Op (the marketer) made his presentation. Besides, he didn't even reply insult with insult. He replied maturely. That one alone is impressive, since the manner you talk to prospective customers matter a lot.
I think I am interested in this thing, if really there's no hidden charge apart from the fixed 8k per month. @Op, please can you give me your word again, that if I subscribe to this deal, the ONLY thing I will be paying is the fixed 8k per month? Please respond to this. Because if it is so, 8k per month for 24 hours electricity is more than worth it.
Secondly, is this offer only for businesses and offices? What about those of us who work from home and thus have mini offices carved out within our homes? Aren't we covered by this offer? I am really interested.
Please kindly quote me when replying me. Thanks!

considering that almost all risk lies on the op's company it is expected that the price would be higher than buying it yourself. sales or no sales salaries of their technical crew would be paid monthly. as he pointed out much cheaper than generator.

Cooleasy:
I like the way the Op (the marketer) made his presentation. Besides, he didn't even reply insult with insult. He replied maturely. That one alone is impressive, since the manner you talk to prospective customers matter a lot.
I think I am interested in this thing, if really there's no hidden charge apart from the fixed 8k per month. @Op, please can you give me your word again, that if I subscribe to this deal, the ONLY thing I will be paying is the fixed 8k per month? Please respond to this. Because if it is so, 8k per month for 24 hours electricity is more than worth it.
Secondly, is this offer only for businesses and offices? What about those of us who work from home and thus have mini offices carved out within our homes? Aren't we covered by this offer? I am really interested.
Please kindly quote me when replying me. Thanks!

Yes. However please confirm from my post that the starting price is N8,000 monthly. This is the minimum for the smallest system being the 500watts solar unit. The 750watts is charged at N10,000 monthly, 1KW charged at N13,500 monthly, 1.5kw charged at N18,900 and the 2kw charged at 24,000 monthly.

Your choice of system size would be dependent on the appliances you run in your office.

elprint:
How much will it cost me to buy it outrightly?

The cost of outright purchase would be dependent on the size of the system.

You get a 5% discount if payment is done once. However given the price of the system, a 2year payment plan can be worked out to afford you pay in 24 monthly installments.

Please list the appliances you intend to power and for how long for.

This would help determine the size of system and price as well.

You can send me a mail directly : victor.nwosu@solynta.com.ng or call: 0803-512-5915

More pictures from sign ups who have broken free from darkness with our pay as you go solar option.

I like the Idea of the OP, and some foolish people are here hurling insults on him, we need people like OP in Nigeria if we want to make much progress, we cant just rely on Hydro electric power.

I love your idea bro

Do you offer this service outside Lagos? which other states do you offer this service?

Op I am very much interested in your offer, hope you guys can extend your services to delta state.

Obeenah:


Depending on the size of the system. Prices
N350,000 = 500watts
N675,000 = 1kw
N1,350,000 = 2Kw

Respectively

instead of paying 350k for 500watt, I would rather buy wind turbine that can generate 1kwatt at half that price.

tonytony208:


instead of paying 350k for 500watt, I would rather buy wind turbine that can generate 1kwatt at half that price.

OK. Let me know when you do get the wind turbine.

Obeenah:

OK. Let me know when you do get the wind turbine.

I will

drizzymadbet:
Mehn this scam is of the highest order, how can one own a 500 watts inverter system for 350,000 Naira. Thats crazy even if you are including a solar panel into the system.

Paying 8,000 naira monthly fixed charge for your system would take about 3 years to completely repay. Mehn this company needs to go back to the drawing board and restructure, cos this plan is slavery and no right thinking Nigeria would sign up on this.

Good day sir. I had to revisit this given present day realities. Maybe I failed to highlight the benefits so please pardon me for doing that now.

At current cost of N145 per litre of fuel. How much would it cost an average bachelor or household to run his "I better pass my neighbor " generator for 5hrs today? I bet you more than 500 and mind you that's just six hours.

With our solar plan you can actually enjoy 24hrs electricity for less. Yes I mean 24hrs and not 6hours.

Here is my number 0803-512-5915 and email : victor.nwosu@solyntaenergy.com.

I know I will be getting a mail or call from you soon.

Regarding the scam on the cost of a 300watts please help correct me if I am wrong.

2 x 250watts solar panels = 54,000*2 = N108,000

1 * 200ah deep cycle batteries = N55,000 depending on brand and purchase negotiations.

1 x 900watts inverter= ?

Charge controller=?

Wiring =?

Labour cost =?

Please do the math and get back @
drizzymadbet

Hello House,

I should have found this thread earlier, maybe my life would have been easier by now... I have a 3.5kva sukham inverter with 4 tubular batteries which aren't giving me as much satisfaction that i want. I decided to complement my system by purchasing 6 panels of 250 watts mono solar panels and epever 60amps charge controller.

What i noticed today was that PHCN decided to give us electricity for 4 hours today from 8am to 12pm and my batteries were fully charged at 57volt. as of this moment which is 7 hours later, my battery voltage is at 49volt and the charge controller is showing that the battery % is at 15%.

Please this is completely new to me and I would appreciate if anyone could enlighten me about the system, what are the problems and what should be the solutions.

Thank you

vitality22:
Do you offer this service outside Lagos? which other states do you offer this service?

Yes we do. All over the country sir. Please contact us on 08035125915 or email: victor.nwosu@solynta.com.ng

Your system seems pretty Ok. Since your panels were integrated do they charge your batteries well and from your post you did not complain about your batteries draining out fast.

So you are ok.

sensisosu:
Hello House,

I should have found this thread earlier, maybe my life would have been easier by now... I have a 3.5kva sukham inverter with 4 tubular batteries which aren't giving me as much satisfaction that i want. I decided to complement my system by purchasing 6 panels of 250 watts mono solar panels and epever 60amps charge controller.

What i noticed today was that PHCN decided to give us electricity for 4 hours today from 8am to 12pm and my batteries were fully charged at 57volt. as of this moment which is 7 hours later, my battery voltage is at 49volt and the charge controller is showing that the battery % is at 15%.

Please this is completely new to me and I would appreciate if anyone could enlighten me about the system, what are the problems and what should be the solutions.

Thank you