In Zimbabwe, some areas are facing insufficient and unstable power supply. In a certain area of Zimbabwe, mains power usually only exists from 8 pm to 8 am. This situation is a very serious challenge for schools.
The person in charge of the school wanted to have enough electricity to maintain the school's daily electricity consumption and daily life. After careful consideration, he finally chose the most suitable solar power generation system because there is sufficient sunshine locally and there is enough space to install solar panels.after several rounds of screening suppliers, choose Mars Solar. After understanding and communicating with the design team, a 100kw solar system was determined.

After a period of production and transportation, in April 2024, Mars Solar sent an after-sales service installation team to Zimbabwe and installed a 100kw solar system. During the five-day installation period, the installation team installed solar panels on the ground and roof, and installed solar inverters and lithium batteries in the power room. Each machine is marked with a serial number to facilitate daily maintenance in the future. After the connection was completed, the entire system started up and started running normally. The installation team observed the operation for a day. The machine ran normally and started generating electricity for use by the school. The installation project was successfully completed.

This 100kw solar power generation system helps the school’s daily electricity consumption and the daily lives of teachers and students. If you want to learn more about engineering and knowledge related to solar energy systems, you can contact Mars Solar.


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