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It's cloudy in Ngamiland today! Go easy on power - your solar system may need some assistance over the next few days. .

What @victronenergy product are you looking for? #victronenergy #venndiagram

Finished this system a while back but waiting for our clients to return before sharing it...

Excited to be added to the Victron website! www.victronenergy.com/where-to-buy

Community service announcement! With our rainy season officially starting today with some rain in Maun, this is a reminder that cloud cover and high temperatures mean that you solar system will not be performing as it has since April - batteries may not be filled every day and will run down lower overnight. So be prepared to turn on that generator or expect more usage from your mains supply.

We upgraded this old lead acid pack (24V / 1200Ah) with a 10kWh (52V / 200Ah) lithium ion battery. Increasing the system voltage to 48V allows us to double up on the solar system without the need for any more charge controllers – there are two 70A controllers in place handling the 12 x 250W panels. Future plans are to add another 12 panels and another battery when more accommodation is added.

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About The Solar Zone

We specialize in the design, supply and installation of a variety of solar and other energy efficient and environmentally friendly technologies, including:

• Solar photovoltaic solutions
(off-grid, backup and grid-tied)
• Solar hot water systems
(evacuated tube and thermodynamic)
• Sewage treatment plants
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• Rainwater harvesting
• Solar pumps (borehole and surface)
• Biogas for cooking and heating
• Mobile solar lighting and power systems
• LED lighting
• Solar and low energy refrigeration

We are a majority citizen-owned company in Botswana, based in Maun. Our main focus is to bring affordable energy to the rural sector, where grid electricity is unavailable, thereby assisting in the upliftment and development of rural communities.

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