Power Generators Intro: Diesel & Petrol Generator
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Electric generators are selling like hot cake these days in Nigeria. Sales of Generators are on the increase because they are fast becoming essential commodities in Nigeria. This rise in demand for electric power generators is a direct consequence of epileptic power supply Nigeria. Presently Nigeria boasts of a power generation capacity of about 4,000Mw, which is a far cry from the estimated national demand of over 40 000Mw.
Despite all the investment the Nigerian government claims it is making about in the power sector, the market for power generators is expected to grow to 151.16 billion Naira ($950.7 Million) in 2020 from N71.55 billion ($450 million) according to a recent research data published (2013) by global research firm, GBI Research.
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So, if you one of those who think the days of generators are numbered in this economy or that your current generator will be your last, you better think twice and open a generator fund for financing your next generator. This page shows resources on generators.
The wide gap between power supply and demand means that lucky Nigerians settle for an average of less than 5 hours of power supply per day. This means Nigerians have to look for alternatives to fill the gap. One such alternative are electricity generators. This alternative has become popular because of the proliferation of cheap electric generators from Asia mostly China. The Tiger generators seems to be everywhere and is a very popular low power electric power generator brand (less than 1 000w) in Nigeria. Elemax, Honda, Tec, Sumec Firman, and Hyundai brands of electricity generators are also very popular in Nigeria for low power applications for homes and small businesses.
For medium and high power applications as required by industries and large commercial enterprises, petrol and diesel generators like Cummins, and Perkins are very popular.
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This series begins with advice on how to buy electric power generators with bias towards portable generators used in powering homes in Nigeria. Also included is information on the correct procedure for turning a generator on or off and how to maintain a generator. You can also find information on where to buy genuine portable power generators for your home, small businesses, or industry in Nigeria.
In this series on generators, you will also find contacts of dealers of low, medium and high power generators and mini power plants in Nigeria. For the technically savvy there is also a simple explanation on how electric generators work, information on the function of different parts of an electric generator will also be provided.
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posted by Paschal Okafor @ 12:00 PM
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Your blog is very informative. Thank you!! i am writing an essay on the Electronics retail market in Nigeria. Are they any chances that you have the percentages of Nigerians that purchase products such as generators and other basic home appliances and estimates of how much is been pumped into the industry? Please kindly let me know. you can reach me on glenscot22@gmail.com
While making the choice to buy a generator, there are several things to be considered to make sure that the variety being purchased will work for the intended use. Before buying it, you need to ensure the type, size, speed, and the output of the generator. While there are generators powered by gasoline, diesel, or petrol, the choice that is made is dependent on the price of the unit as well as the operating costs. Gasoline is the most cost effective type, but petrol generators cost less at purchase with much more expensive operating costs.
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