The Risks of Investing
in Solar Power
Just before
you decide on using Solar Power, here are few explanations on the major risks associated with
investing your money in Solar Power. It is generally known that Solar power is one of
the best alternatives to epileptic and unreliable power supply. Quickly consider the following before paying
for your Solar Power;
1. Fake or Failing Batteries
While it is very
difficult a novice to identify quality batteries with the correct quality
parameter, good quality battery can be identify by using a professional battery
testing scanner. Professional battery scanners can identify all battery
parameter and even the remaining useful life – a bad battery can still give good
voltage reading if tested with just a Voltmeter or Multimeter. Make sure you
engage only experienced professionals or certified engineers to test your
batteries then, you can go and sleep!
2. Unprotected or Poorly protected Installation
Regardless of the
amount of investment and quality of the products (Inverter, batteries and other components),
unprotected or poorly designed installation can become a total waste. While
almost anyone with few days of training or electrician can install Solar power.
Solar power system installation requires adequate protection by using properly
sized and calculated protective devices. Make sure you engage your qualified and experienced service
provider or installer. This will completely safe you from unnecessary
headache due to cost of maintenance and disappointment in the reliability of Solar
Power.
You Still Want to Go for Solar Power?
Despite all
the associated risks, Solar energy is still a wise investment when done with smart
people.
Now that you
are about to make decision to go for Solar Power you can contact us to help
you;
Tel: 08067273614
Email: Tech@solswtengineering.com.ng
You can click here to learn more about our services.