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A successful installation by Ecosy of a solar system in Siteki, which was a project for a restaurant.
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Ecosy Energy, one of Eswatini’s leading renewable energy providers, has officially extended its footprint to Manzini, opening a brand-new branch at the UBC Building, conveniently located opposite VOC. This expansion is a major milestone for the company, making its trusted energy solutions more accessible to clients in the bustling hub of Manzini and surrounding areas.

To mark the launch of this branch, Ecosy Energy is showcasing one of its latest successful installations, a modern 5kva solar system recently completed in Siteki. This system demonstrates the company’s commitment to delivering high-quality, sustainable and reliable energy alternatives to homes and businesses across the country.

What does a 5kva solar system power?

For those wondering what exactly a 5kva solar system powers, it is an ideal solution for both households and small businesses. A 5kva can comfortably run essential appliances such as fridges, freezers, televisions, lights, Wi-Fi routers, computers and even small kitchen appliances like microwaves or kettles. In a typical household, it can support a family’s daily electricity needs, while for a small office setup, it ensures smooth operation without interruptions. It’s a practical balance of power, affordability and efficiency.

Now available for only E76 000, the 5kva solar package offers customers more than just clean energy, it includes professional installation, reliable after-sales support and long-term financial savings on electricity bills. By investing in this system, clients can shield themselves from rising energy costs, while also contributing to a greener and more sustainable future.

Ecosy Energy’s expansion into Manzini is not just about convenience, but also about bringing renewable energy closer to where people live and work. With rising demand for solar power, the company’s expertise and dedication to excellence continue to position it as a trusted partner in energy independence.

For more information, contact Ecosy Energy at 7684 0484 or 7942 5561, or send an email to info@ecosyenergy.co.sz.

A solar inverter installed by Ecosy, which is a device that provides a standard form of electricity used by homes and businesses.
A solar inverter installed by Ecosy, which is a device that provides a standard form of electricity used by homes and businesses.
Ecosy Energy has officially extended its footprint to Manzini, opening a brand-new branch at the UBC Building, conveniently located opposite VOC.
Ecosy Energy has officially extended its footprint to Manzini, opening a brand-new branch at the UBC Building, conveniently located opposite VOC.

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Mthobisi Buthelezi

Mthobisi Buthelezi - Sections and Supplements Editor with the Times of Eswatini overseeing the publishing and content for the Motoring on Thursday, Property on Saturday, Tekulima (Farming) on Wednesday and Business Opportunities on Monday. Contact: 7936 3694 Email: mthobisib@times.co.sz

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