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We do not sell one system in three sizes. Every Sunnovate solar installation starts from your load, your roof and the hours you need covered.
The problem
Most bad solar experiences in Nigeria are not product failures. They are sizing failures — a system bought by budget or by package name rather than measured against the load it has to carry.
The result is predictable: the bank runs flat before morning, the inverter trips when the pump starts, and the array never fully recharges what was drawn the night before.
Power arrives when it arrives. Work, cooling and business hours bend around it.
Fuel, servicing and replacement — a cost that climbs yearly and never becomes an asset.
A system bought without a load assessment runs out halfway through the night.
Two bills every month, for one supply that still cannot be relied on.
Our approach
Five stages, in order. The first one is the one most installers skip.
01
An engineer visits, measures your actual load and checks roof space, shading and cable routes.
02
Array, inverter and storage calculated from measured demand and the backup hours you need.
03
A full specification you can read and compare — not a bundle name and a price.
04
Our own engineers fit, wire and configure the system. No subcontracted crews.
05
Commissioning, handover and ongoing maintenance arrangements.
What is in the system
A solar installation is four decisions that constrain each other. Get one wrong and the others cannot compensate.
The array determines how much you can generate. The inverter determines what you can run at once. The battery determines how long you last without sun or grid. The mounting and protection determine whether it survives the weather.
Solar panels — monocrystalline, polycrystalline or bifacial, laid out for your roof
Inverter — rated for your starting loads, not only your running loads
Battery storage — sized to the hours of autonomy you actually need
Controls and protection — isolation, surge protection and monitoring
Mounting infrastructure — matched to your roof construction
Choose your path
A home is judged on whether it carries the household overnight. A business is judged on whether it keeps trading. The engineering priorities differ.
Homes, apartments and estates where the design question is overnight autonomy.
Lighting, refrigeration and connectivity as the always-on base
Air conditioning assessed separately — it changes the whole design
Pumps and irons treated as short high-draw events
Offices, shops and facilities where an outage is measured in lost revenue.
Load profiled across the trading day rather than averaged
Critical circuits prioritised on the backup path
Phased installation so the business keeps operating
System finder
Answer six questions about what you run and how long you need it. The tool returns array, inverter and storage capacity — then an engineer confirms it on site.
No panel counts or technical jargon
See your system build up as you answer
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Proof of work
Real projects from the Sunnovate portfolio.
The same team that designs your power system installs the cameras, access control and fire detection that protect it — specified together, on one backup path.
Common questions
Cost follows the specification, and the specification follows your load. The same house can need very different systems depending on whether it runs air conditioning. Run the system finder for an indicative size, then request a quote and we will price that exact specification.
It depends on array size, module wattage and how much of the roof is usable once orientation and shading are accounted for. This is measured during the site assessment — an estimate from a satellite image is not reliable enough to design from.
For most households, yes, provided the system is sized against real load. Heavy intermittent loads such as welding or industrial machinery are assessed case by case. Many clients keep the generator as a last resort while running everything else on solar.
Yes, but it changes the system substantially — an inverter AC unit can double a household’s daily energy on its own. Declare it at sizing stage, because adding capacity later costs far more than including it in the original design.
Both. You can buy components if you have your own installer, or have Sunnovate design, supply, install and commission the complete system.
Next step
Start with a size, then talk to us with a number in hand.