House pls help me with this two stuff cos dnt knw whc one to go for
1.wch one is more good and preferably to go for
2.the cost of the two.
3.if its solar or inverter wch power shud i go for?
4.wch one is more powerful..tnks

I'm also in need of this information

I've just responded to that here www.nairaland.com/3348010/solar-vs-inverter

lovelin1993:
House pls help me with this two stuff cos dnt knw whc one to go for
1.wch one is more good and preferably to go for
2.the cost of the two.
3.if its solar or inverter wch power shud i go for?
4.wch one is more powerful..tnks

Here are the breakdown for a better understanding/choice making.

Inverter Vs Solar.

Inverter system is a system that consists of an INVERTER and BATTERY. Such a system must have a power source of either PHCN and, or Generator set.
When there a power supply from either of the above mentioned power sources, the inverter will store the energy from the source in to the battery ( process called -charging) and stores it as reserved energy (DC-power).
When the power supply from the source- PHCN/Gen. goes off, the inverter changes mode and starts taking from the reserved DC -power in the battery and converts (inverts) it into AC -power that is usable by your home appliances.

SOLAR POWER SYSTEM: This system is another power supply source which comes from Sun light (photons). With the help of photovoltaic (PV) cell or Solar panels you can use the light from the sun to charge your battery. Even without Generator or PHCN. But in day time. The system typically consist of, Solar panels, charge controller, inverter and BATTERY. So if you have an Inverter system before you can as well up grade it to solar power system.

NOW some advantage of solar power system among other are..

1) You don't pay for it apart from the initial installation cost.
2) No noise pollution and you are fully in charge of your power system.
3) Rest of mind which only can be explained only when you have the system and you would get to appreciate technology advancement more.
4) Your Constant basic energy needs would be taking care of and more depending on the size and capacity of your installation.
5) you can up grade from one capacity to another.
First hand rule is that the initial installation cost is high between 450-600 naira and more per wattage depending on your location, product /make and capacity to be installed etc. And more so lways note that the ordinary ELECTRICIAN is not same as Solar engineer. We have got many clients making that mistake.



Inverter is good... among other reasons :
When there's constant power supply in your area that can always charge your battery to last you through power outage period. It's only a very few places that can boast of this in Nigeria presently and even at that it's sustainability can not be certain.

2) when cost is considered more than availability of constant supply.

So if you can. ...go for solar because that's where the future is helding to... And you will be glad you did.

Hope this was helpful and you could as well ask any questions of concern. Thanks

I will go with solar power cos wen u install it u would be convinced to combined it with inverter for proper enjoyment. Though I dnt no d level of Electricity of ur area but if it's dat bad go for solar and combined it inverter. Thanks pls check my Signature, cos u might need my service for inverter side as well