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Off-Grid & MicrogridConfidential Client Project

Pharmacy Solar + Storage Backup — Nigeria

A confidential supply case centred on pharmacy refrigeration, lighting, point-of-sale and agreed essential circuits.

Reviewed by Rongkai Solar Procurement Editorial Desk · Last reviewed

PV

15 kW

Storage

20 kWh LFP

Priority

Cold-chain loads

Discuss a Similar Supply Scope

Disclosed Case Scope

This supply discussion began with the pharmacy's essential circuits, not with a claim to back up the whole premises. The disclosed scope combines PV, hybrid power conversion, LFP storage and essential-load distribution for refrigeration, lighting, point-of-sale and communications. It was planned as a grid-connected backup and self-consumption installation, not as a fully off-grid replacement.

Confidentiality and evidence boundary

The client name, site address, photographs and operating records are not published. This page describes the disclosed supply scope and planning context; it is not a guarantee of refrigeration runtime, grid performance or regulatory approval for another pharmacy.

Procurement Decision Recorded

The disclosed choice was to separate refrigeration, lighting, point-of-sale and communications from non-essential circuits, then size the initial battery scope around that priority group rather than the pharmacy's total connected load.

Illustrative equipment configuration for Pharmacy Solar + Storage Backup — Nigeria
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Procurement and Site Inputs

  • Refrigeration for temperature-sensitive stock had to remain protected during grid interruptions.
  • The site needed a compact equipment layout that could be serviced without a dedicated plant room.

Disclosed Supply Approach

  • Configured a three-phase solar and battery package with essential-load separation for refrigeration, lighting, point-of-sale, and communications equipment.
  • Kept the storage architecture modular; any later expansion still requires a compatibility, protection, space, and revised-load review.

What This Case Establishes

  • The disclosed supply scope separates agreed critical circuits from non-essential consumption; final circuit allocation and runtime depend on the local design and actual load.
  • The RFQ and supply records call for a packing list, battery transport documents, manuals and commissioning information for the selected equipment.

Equipment Scope

  • High-efficiency monocrystalline PV modules
  • Hybrid inverter platform
  • Modular LiFePO4 battery storage
  • Roof mounting, protection, and essential-load distribution hardware

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