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Daily Energy Consumption (kWh)
The amount of electricity you use daily. For reference, a typical Nigerian home uses between 5-15 kWh per day. Use our appliance calculator for precise estimation based on your specific appliances.
Free Solar System Calculator for Nigeria - Instant Sizing & Cost Estimates
Calculate the perfect solar system size for your home or business in Nigeria. Get instant recommendations, accurate cost estimates, and savings analysis tailored to Nigerian conditions including Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and nationwide.
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Solar System Calculator
Calculate your energy needs and discover the perfect Kasot Power solar solution for your home or business
My Energy Consumption
Estimate Your Daily Energy Needs
Backup Requirements
How Long Do You Need Backup Power?
Current Energy Costs
Help us calculate your potential savings
Current average fuel price in Nigeria
Average electricity tariff in Nigeria
How Our Solar Calculator Works for Nigerian Conditions
Input Parameters
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Peak Sunlight Hours
The average number of hours per day when solar irradiance reaches 1000 W/m². Nigeria typically receives 3-5 hours of peak sunlight daily, varying by season and location across different states.
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Backup Requirements
How many days you want to run without sun, depth of discharge limits, and your desired coverage percentage (25% to 100% of your energy needs) for optimal system sizing.
Output Results
System Recommendations
Personalized recommendations from our available solar systems, including inverter size, battery capacity, and solar panel requirements optimized for Nigerian conditions.
Financial Analysis
Complete cost breakdown, monthly savings estimates, and payback period calculations based on current Nigerian electricity tariffs and generator fuel costs.
Coverage Analysis
Detailed breakdown of how much of your energy needs will be covered, with options for partial coverage to fit your budget and energy priorities.
Important Note for Nigerian Users
This calculator provides estimates based on typical conditions in Nigeria including climate, solar irradiance, and local energy costs. For a precise assessment tailored to your specific location, roof conditions, and energy needs, please contact our team for a professional consultation and site survey.
Why Use Our Solar Calculator for Nigeria?
Accurate Solar Sizing
Get precise system recommendations based on your actual energy consumption patterns and Nigerian solar conditions, climate data, and local energy costs.
Cost Optimization
Avoid overspending on oversized systems or dealing with undersized ones. Find the perfect balance for your budget and energy needs in Nigeria.
Nigeria-Specific Calculations
Calculations optimized for Nigerian weather patterns, power outage frequencies, local energy costs, and solar irradiance levels across different regions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Solar Calculator
How accurate is this solar calculator for Nigeria?
Our calculator provides estimates with 85-90% accuracy for typical Nigerian conditions. It's designed specifically for our available solar systems and local factors like sunlight hours, weather patterns, and power outage frequencies. For final sizing, we recommend a professional site assessment.
Can I use this calculator for commercial properties in Nigeria?
Yes! Our calculator works for both residential and commercial properties. For large commercial installations with energy needs above 40 kWh/day, we recommend contacting us directly for a custom assessment and multi-system solutions.
What if my energy needs change in the future?
Our solar systems are modular and expandable. You can start with a system that meets your current needs and add more panels, batteries, or even additional systems as your energy requirements grow. This approach helps manage initial costs while allowing for future expansion.
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