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Projects We Have Done
At Zymba Solar, we have successfully completed numerous projects, empowering homes, businesses, and organizations with sustainable solar energy solutions. Here are a few examples of our notable projects:
Fuel station in Lagos
Complete solar power installatiom
Inverter Installation
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Fuel station in Ibadan
Full Solar power installation
Fuel station Inverter Installation in Abeokuta
Full solar power installation
Home solar power Installation in Lagos
Full home power installtion
Home installation and Maintenance Solar
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FAQ
Popular Question
Here are three popular questions often asked about solar energy:
What size solar system do I need for my home or business?
The size of the solar system you need depends on factors such as your energy consumption, available roof space, and budget. At Zymba Solar, we conduct a thorough assessment of your energy needs to determine the ideal system size. Factors like average energy usage, roof orientation, shading, and future growth plans are taken into account to design a customized solar solution that meets your requirements.
How long do solar panels last?
Solar panels are built to be durable and can last for 25 years or more. The performance warranty provided by manufacturers typically guarantees that panels will retain a certain level of power output after a specified number of years. Regular maintenance and cleaning can help optimize the lifespan and efficiency of your solar panels.
How much can I save on my electricity bills with solar?
The amount of savings you can achieve with solar depends on various factors, including your current electricity rates, the size of the solar system, and your energy consumption patterns. In general, solar energy can significantly reduce or eliminate your electricity bills. Some customers even experience a surplus of energy, allowing them to earn credits or receive payments from the utility company through net metering programs.