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Power Demands
Appliances Office Equipment
Appliances Entertainment
Appliances Kitchen Appliances
Appliances Others
Customer Details

Site Details

Project Location

Location Type

Residential Urban

Commercial

Industrial

Remote/Rural

Question 1

What type of power supply do you already have?*

None. No Power source exists at site.

ZESA

Generator

Solar

On the average, how long is the ZESA power available daily?*

hours

If you have a generator, describe the ratings.*

Output Rating (kVA)

Generator*

Single Phase?

Three Phase?

Question 2

What kind of solar solution do you require (when there is sunshine)?*

Day time only

Night time only

24-Hour System

For how many hours?*

Question 3

For how many days must the system keep running when there is no sunshine?*

Question 4

Is there space available on your premises to install solar panels?*

Yes

Not Sure

Ground Space (in sq. m)*

Roof Space (in sq. m)*

Question 5

Are the batteries and controls going to be installed indoor or outdoor?*

Indoor Installation

Outdoor Installation

Power Demands

Please indicate your appliances to enable us estimate your power demand. If you can not find some appliances that you own in the list, indicate them on the additional information field.

Lighting

Appliances

	Quantity	Operating hours per day
	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Energy Saving Lamp Power rating (in watts) 10 to 20	Quantity	Operating hours per day
2 Feet Fluorescent 20	Quantity	Operating hours per day
4 Feet Fluorescent 40	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Incandescent Light Bulb (see note *) 60	Quantity	Operating hours per day

Note: When using inverter, please switch off “Hot” mode for your water dispenser to save battery supply time. It is okay to use the “cold” mode as this consumes low power.

Other

Please specify

AppliancesOffice Equipment

Office Equipment

	Quantity	Operating hours per day
	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Tablet PC Power rating (in watts) 15	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Laptop PC 20 to 75	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Desktop PC 80 to 200	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Small Laser Printer 200	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Big Laser Printer 300	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Small Deskjet Printer 250	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Big Deskjet Printer 350	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Scanner 230	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Copier* 2000	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Laminating Machine* 1500	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Projector 500	Quantity	Operating hours per day

Other

Please specify

AppliancesEntertainment

Entertainment

	Quantity	Operating hours per day
	Quantity	Operating hours per day
DVD Player Power rating (in watts) 20	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Radio 50	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Home Theatre 300	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Satellite Decoder 20	Quantity	Operating hours per day
32″ LCD TV 200	Quantity	Operating hours per day
37″ LCD TV 225	Quantity	Operating hours per day
42″ LCD TV 250	Quantity	Operating hours per day
14″ CRT TV 65	Quantity	Operating hours per day
21″ CRT TV 80	Quantity	Operating hours per day
29 “CRT TV 135	Quantity	Operating hours per day

Other

Please specify

AppliancesKitchen Appliances

Kitchen Appliances

	Quantity	Operating hours per day
	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Small Fridge Power rating (in watts) 145	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Large Fridge 450	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Small Chest Freezer 440	Quantity	Operating hours per day
Large Chest Freezer 600	Quantity	Operating hours per day

Other

Please specify

AppliancesOthers

INVERTER TIPS

Do not use asterisked items (*) normally, or for long periods with your Inverter as they consume high power and will lead to faster discharge of your battery. Only use them if critical;It is okay to use them for say 5 to 10 minutes.
Note 2: When using inverter, please switch off “Hot” mode for your water dispenser to save battery supply time. It is okay to use the “cold” mode as this consumes low power.

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