Off-grid solar systems
Panels, an inverter and a lithium battery that carry your whole day and night, so dumsor and ECG bills stop being your problem.
What off-grid means
An off-grid system supplies everything you use from the sun. During the day the panels run your appliances and charge the battery; after dark the battery takes over. If you are still connected to ECG, the grid becomes a backup you rarely need.
Who it suits
- Homes and businesses where power cuts are frequent or long.
- Places with weak or no grid connection, including farms and rural communities.
- Anyone tired of buying fuel for a generator.
How we size it
We start from your appliances and how many hours each runs, split into day and night use. The panels are sized to cover the whole day's energy and fully recharge the battery within about five peak sun hours, allowing for real-world losses. The battery covers your night-time use with headroom, and the inverter is sized for the surge that motors, fridges, pumps and ACs draw when they start. The calculator does all of this for you in seconds.
What is included
- Solar panels and mounting for your roof or the ground.
- An inverter that switches over automatically, so you never notice a power cut.
- Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries.
- Cabling, breakers and protection, installed by our Energy Commission licensed team.
- A 5-year system warranty. How it works.
Prices
Standard off-grid packages start from about GHS 35,910 installed in Accra, and larger loads are designed and priced from components. Compare packages, or spread the cost with an interest-free payment plan.