FAQ

Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic (PV) cells. These cells generate direct current (DC) electricity, which is then converted to alternating current (AC) electricity by an inverter, making it usable for your home or business in Zimbabwe.

Solar energy can reduce electricity bills by 50-100% in Zimbabwe, depending on the size of your system and energy usage. Homeowners, businesses, and agricultural operations can achieve significant savings, especially as power rates rise. Investing in solar locks in lower energy costs, shields you from future rate increases, and provides a reliable power supply, mitigating the impact of frequent outages.

Solar panels typically have a lifespan of 12-25 years. Most manufacturers offer warranties guaranteeing performance levels for this duration, ensuring long-term benefits and reliability, especially in the sunny climate of Zimbabwe.

Most solar panels come with a 25-30 year performance warranty. Solar inverters typically have a 5-10 year warranty. Additionally, good installers offer a 1-5 year warranty on their installation work to cover any potential issues.

Solar panels require minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning to remove dust and debris, along with periodic inspections to ensure optimal performance, are usually sufficient. In Zimbabwe, it’s essential to keep panels clean due to dust from the dry season.

Yes, solar panels can generate electricity on cloudy days, though their efficiency is reduced. They still capture diffuse sunlight, allowing them to produce energy even when direct sunlight is limited. Zimbabwe’s generally sunny climate ensures consistent solar energy production.

The size of your solar system depends on your energy needs, roof space, and budget. Our professional solar installers in Zimbabwe can assess your energy consumption and recommend an appropriately sized system tailored to your needs.

Solar power is highly reliable, especially given Zimbabwe’s frequent power outages and load shedding. Solar systems with battery storage can provide consistent electricity, reducing dependence on the national grid and ensuring a stable power supply for your home or business.

During power outages in Zimbabwe, a solar system with battery storage can provide continuous electricity. The batteries store excess energy generated during the day, allowing you to use it when the grid is down, ensuring a reliable power supply for your home, business, or agricultural operations.

Yes, you do. Solar panels typically come with a 25-year warranty, batteries usually have a 10-year warranty, and inverters are covered for 5 years. These warranties ensure that your solar system remains efficient and reliable over its lifespan.