What Cooker Can You Use With 15 kWh Solar System to Avoid Buying Gas? Expert Advises Nigerians

What Cooker Can You Use With 15 kWh Solar System to Avoid Buying Gas? Expert Advises Nigerians

  • A Nigerian solar installation expert has advised Nigerians on the type of cooker they can use with their solar system
  • Amid the high price of cooking gas, the solar expert mentioned how solar users can maximise their installation and avoid buying gas
  • Many who came across the solar expert’s post shared their thoughts on her stance and their similar experiences

A Nigerian solar expert has advised users with a 15kWh solar system to buy induction cookers rather than buy cooking gas.

He mentioned that people with such solar systems should not have any business with gas cookers, especially as the price of cooking gas has increased.

A solar expert shares conditions to use induction cooker
A solar expert mentions the cooker people can use with 15 kWh solar system. Photo: @solarking001
Source: TikTok

Solar expert advises people on induction cooker

Identified as @solarking001 on TikTok, the solar expert mentioned that those who have 15kWh solar systems and higher can easily use their induction cookers.

He said:

"As a solar installer, nothing should concern you about buying gas again. Go and buy an induction cooker. My induction cooker got spoilt a few months ago, and since then, to order for another one don dey lazy me. And I went to buy gas today. Now a kg of gas is N1,600, and 12.5 is N17,500."

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The video was captioned:

"If you have a 15kWh solar system and above, just buy a good induction cooker. To all our esteemed clients and potential ones, just get a good induction cooker and stop buying gas because the prices is getting to high."

Watch the TikTok video below:

Reactions trail solar expert's video

BoazEnterprise said:

"no forget if you they buy the induction cooker no forget say you go buy magnetic pot oh"

Kelvin said:

"E no end for induction cooker u go buy complete set of new pot wey go work with am."

RLB_CONCEPT said:

"use infrared cooker that works for all pot. *note INFRARED cooker is very fast within 30 minutes stew and rice is ready*"

Uncle Val said:

"I sell induction cookers. Most induction cooker has power rating of 1500w - 2000w. Also you'll be needing a magnetic pot, else you can't cook with Ur normal aluminum pots. So if your inverter is not upto 3kva, don't bother buying induction cooker."

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ghazaal_folarin said:

"I never buy gas since August last year 😂😂😂 with my 4.2kva inverter, 5kwh lithium battery and 6unit of 600w bifacial panel. I Dey always cook whatever during the day"

Mary Emmanuel said:

"I want to buy induction cooker but was told it doesn't work with Aluminum and non stick pot. is that true?"

Cent Man said:

"Please, can I use induction cooker on my 6.2kva hybrid inverter and 5kwh lithium battery?"
A solar expert mentions the cooker people can use with 15 kWh solar system
A solar expert shares conditions to use induction cooker. Photo: @solarking001
Source: AFP

In related stories, a man shared how he sold electricity to neighbours after installing solar energy, while a lady installed hers with her tech money.

Restaurant owner installs solar electricity, mentions price

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a woman who runs a restaurant business danced and celebrated as she finally installed solar electricity at her place of business.

The excited businesswoman shared the amount she used to install the solar electricity, which could power six air conditioning sets and four big freezers.

She mentioned that she used to spend N200,000 every day on diesel to run her business before installing the solar electricity.

Source: Legit.ng

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