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itel Energy warns solar users against wrong installations

itel Energy warns solar users against wrong installations
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The company has also promised to resolve reported faults with its solar energy products within 48 hours, offering repair or replacement services as part of its after-sales support for customers across Nigeria. Itel Energy has warned solar users against improper installation and incorrect equipment configuration, saying the mistakes could cause faults and affect the performance of solar power systems.
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  • ✦He said the company also operates dedicated energy after-sales centres to support customers who encounters problems with their products.
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  • ✦The company has also promised to resolve reported faults with its solar energy products within 48 hours, offering repair or replacement services as part of its after-sales support for customers across Nigeria.
  • ✦Itel Energy has warned solar users against improper installation and incorrect equipment configuration, saying the mistakes could cause faults and affect the performance of solar power systems.
  • ✦He said the company also operates dedicated energy after-sales centres to support customers who encounters problems with their products.
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itel Energy has warned solar users against wrong installations, advising them to engage certified engineers and choose brands with reliable after-sales sup

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The company has also promised to resolve reported faults with its solar energy products within 48 hours, offering repair or replacement services as part of its after-sales support for customers across Nigeria.

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The primary parties identified in this coverage include Federal Capital Territory, Port Harcourt, Lagos State.

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He said the company also operates dedicated energy after-sales centres to support customers who encounters problems with their products.

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