Built with reliability, installed with care.
10Kw Domestic Solar System Installed in Ngong, Kenya
Power reliability is becoming more important for many homes across Kenya. For this project in Ngong, the goal was to give the client a stable and efficient solar power system that reduces dependence on grid electricity and protects the home from power outages.
The project involved full system design, supply, installation, and commissioning. Every stage, from panel mounting to inverter setup and system testing, was completed carefully to ensure long-term performance and safety.
The final result is a home that now runs smoothly on solar energy during the day and stored battery power at night or during grid outages.
Key Features of the Project
- Solar Generation
• 12 High-Efficiency Solar Panels (570W each)
• Designed to maximize energy production from available sunlight - Energy Storage
• 16.07kWh Lithium Battery
• Provides night-time power and backup during outages - Power Management
• 10kW Hybrid Inverter
• Automatically manages solar, battery, and grid supply - Mounting and Structure
• Durable Aluminum Mounting Rails
• Rust-resistant and suitable for harsh weather conditions - Electrical Installation
• Complete installation sundries included
• DC and AC cabling
• Breakers and disconnects
• Cable trunking and protection
The Impact
The client now enjoys consistent power throughout the day and night. The system reduces exposure to power outages and helps manage electricity costs over time.
With solar handling most of the daytime load and the lithium battery covering evening and outage periods, the home operates more independently from the grid.
This also means less stress during power interruptions and better long-term control over energy expenses.
For the client, this is not just a power system. It is peace of mind and energy security for years to come.
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Project Information
Category:
Domestic Solar System
Date:
September, 2025
Location: