Regarding the restaurant located in Johannesburg, South Africa, we recommend installing a 100KW solar power system. Currently, the restaurant, along with a toy factory and a shop, operates within the same complex, with one main switch and three sub-switches.

Based on our on-site inspection, the restaurant currently purchases approximately 340KWH of electricity per day from the national grid and uses 30 liters of diesel. The electricity tariff is 3 rand per kilowatt-hour.

Considering the high electricity costs and the noise generated by diesel generators, installing a solar power system is an ideal solution.

During the inspection, we found that the actual electricity currents are as follows: Rooi 45A, Geel 94A, Blou 142A. All electrical equipment operates only during the day, and there is no need for electricity after 5 pm when the restaurant closes.

The client also showed us the location on the roof of the carport where they plan to install the solar panels. They also intend to build a small structure to accommodate the inverter, lithium batteries, and other components. The distance from this location to the distribution board is approximately 30 meters.