8 hours of blackout a week: backup power for your property

A 15-second answer from Qyvea Limited, Nairobi. Watch it here, read the short summary below, or message us for advice.

The short answer

Regular blackouts cost homes and businesses power for security, internet and fridges. Solar and battery backup, or a UPS for small loads, keeps essentials running. Qyvea sizes backup power from your real usage.

Key points

  • Blackouts hurt security, internet and refrigeration
  • Solar and batteries keep essentials running
  • A UPS covers small loads like routers and recorders

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Questions this video answers

How do I keep CCTV and Wi-Fi running during blackouts?

Use a UPS for recorders and routers, or a solar and battery system for longer outages.

Where can I see backup power products?

Browse solar and power products at qyvea.co.ke.

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