When load-shedding hits, a properly sized inverter keeps the essentials on — lights, WiFi, TV, and maybe a fridge. We help Mutare homes and offices choose the right inverter and batteries for real-world use, not guesswork.
From a family home in Fairbridge Park to a small office in the CBD or a shop in Greenside, we measure your typical loads and advise what to back up. That way, you get the runtime you expect without overspending on capacity you won’t use.
We install full systems — inverter, batteries, protection, and a safe changeover into your DB. There’s no back-feeding into ZETDC, and all wiring is tidy, labelled, and easy to maintain later.
If your current setup dies early, we’ll test loads, battery condition, cable sizing, and settings. Often the issue is wiring losses, poor earthing, or undersized batteries rather than the inverter itself.
Planning to add solar later? We can fit a hybrid inverter now so panels can be added when you’re ready. It’s a smart option in Mutare where sunshine can recharge batteries during the day.
We work across Chikanga, Dangamvura, Murambi, and Nyakamete. Expect clear quotes, neat workmanship, and practical advice that suits local grid conditions.
FAQs
1) What size inverter do I need?
It depends on what you’ll run at once. 1–3 kVA suits lights/TV/WiFi; 5 kVA+ handles fridges and more plugs. We calculate total watts and surge/start-up loads before recommending.
2) Can you connect it to my DB board?
Yes — via a proper changeover or sub-DB so there’s no back-feed to the grid. We label circuits clearly and keep heavy loads on the grid/generator side.
3) How long will it run during an outage?
Runtime = battery capacity ÷ actual load. A well-sized home setup typically gives 4–8 hours for essentials. We can extend runtime with extra batteries or by switching to LED lighting.
4) Do you supply and install, or install only?
Both. We can supply matched inverter, batteries, cabling, and protection — or install client-supplied equipment after safety checks.
5) Can I add solar later to charge batteries?
Yes. With a hybrid inverter, panels can be added to recharge during the day and reduce ZETDC use. We’ll leave room in the DB and on the roof for expansion.
6) My inverter trips or beeps after power returns — why?
Common causes are poor earthing, undersized cables, loose terminals, or surge events. We test, tighten, upsize where needed, and add surge protection to stabilise the system.