Technology Solutions

26/10/2022

We are proud to announce that we now do console repairs, this includes PlayStation, Xbox as well as Nintendo Switch consoles.

Don't have a fast enough connection or enough data for game updates or downloads?
For the month of November we offer a free service to get your games and updates downloaded as fast as possible.

10/08/2022

SSD Promo

08/08/2022

🔥Aorus GDDR5 Promo🔥

06/08/2022

Get your game on!
Get this amazing deal today!

29/10/2021

Looking for a solution? Contact us for a free quotation
Pieter De Wet 0725167070

17/08/2021

04/06/2021

With load shedding being part of our daily lives gives us a call for a professional personalised quotation on a solar system to suite your needs

Call Pieter De Wet 0725167070

18/02/2021

We aim to provide clients with information so that they can make informed decisions when looking at solar installations for home or business.

“Going off the grid”
This term is frequently misunderstood by the general public and installers alike when it comes to solar power and installations. So what does it really mean to go “Off the grid”? It means to literally use NO Eskom electricity. You are completely disconnected from your municipal supply.

To go ‘off the grid,’ would mean that you require enough solar panels to generate sufficient electricity for all your electrical household needs during the day - connected to your electrical system (geysers, stoves, fridges etc.) - as well as enough solar panels to charge the backup system (batteries), so that their full capacity will be available when the sun sets. The electrical load can be reduced by using gas stoves, solar geysers and gas fridges. Keep in mind that to qualify as a “Going off the grid system,” you still need a substantial amount of back up energy from your solar system and batteries. The backup system also needs to be big enough to supply your nightly electric demands to run all your appliances like lights etc. until solar power is available and adequate. The calculation of the number of solar panels and batteries needed, needs to take into account the different seasons and the amount of sunlight hours available. In addition to this, a generator with the right capacity is also needed for rainy or overcast days to supply electricity for all household needs when solar power is not available, or the batteries are low on energy. A few solar panels, and 2-3 batteries cannot be classified as a “Going off the grid system,” but rather as a type of inverter system….be informed!
Be on the lookout for our next post on different types of solar inverter systems!

Contact us today for a quote
Piet De Wet
07265167070