Fit Check

Tell us what you'd actually run day to day. We'll check it against the 3kW / 5.12kWh all-in-one's limits and work out how much solar, if any, you'd need to add.

Your appliances

Estimates only, based on the usage you enter — actual load, runtime and solar needs vary with real habits, weather and installation conditions.

Everyday loads

Usually running together: lights, fridge, fans, entertainment, charging.

Fridge / freezer
150W each · Compressor cycles, average draw
LED bulbs
10W each
Ceiling / standing fans
65W each
TV + decoder
120W each
Wi-Fi router
15W each
Phone / laptop charging
40W each
Heavy / occasional loads

We assume only one of these runs at a time alongside your everyday loads.

Water pump (0.75–1HP)
650W each · Motor start
Inverter AC (1HP)
900W each · Motor start
Electric iron
1100W each
Microwave
1100W each
Electric kettle
1800W each
Washing machine
500W each

Add an appliance

Something not listed above? Anything drawing under 500W joins your everyday loads; 500W or more joins the heavy loads.

Enter the wattage to see where it goes.

Not covered by this configuration

Electric cookers, instant water heaters, and running more than one air conditioner at once typically draw well beyond what a 3kW inverter can deliver continuously. If any of these are a daily need, this unit isn't the right fit as configured — ask about a larger setup.

Sizing assumptions

Battery usable capacity ≈ 4.1kWh (90% depth of discharge × 90% round-trip efficiency). Solar yield ≈ 1.8kWh/day per 550W panel in typical Nigerian sun. Motor-start appliances (pumps, AC compressors) briefly draw 2–3× their running wattage — confirm the inverter's surge rating covers this before promising it to a customer.

Comfortable fit1,655 W peak · 6.9 kWh a day
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