Departments

Electrical work for homes, businesses and industry in Cameroon

The Electrical Services department covers installation, power and protection: wiring and distribution, solar and battery systems, maintenance and repair, automation and security, equipment supply, inspection, industrial contracting and distribution lines.

01 — Equipment we supply

Power equipment, supplied and installed

The department supplies solar inverters, lithium storage and complete power systems alongside its installation work. Every unit below is matched to the site it serves rather than to what happens to be in stock.

Availability, ratings and pricing are confirmed in a quote.

  • SUNPOLO hybrid solar inverter, showing its rated power, PV input range and dual MPPT trackers.
    SUNPOLO hybrid solar inverter8 kW and 11 kW
  • LiFePO4 lithium battery connected to a solar inverter, solar panels and the utility grid.
    LiFePO4 lithium batteryLi-Max and Li-Sun ranges
  • A complete solar power system with solar panels, a hybrid inverter and a lithium battery power bank.
    Complete solar power systemPanels, inverter and storage
  • An all-in-one power unit combining an MPPT controller, AC charger, DC output and USB charging.
    All-in-one power solutionMPPT, AC charger and DC output
  • LiFePO4 lithium battery storage shown in both floor-stand and wall-mounted installations.
    Lithium battery storageFloor stand or wall mounted
  • The Alpha ESS energy storage range, from 3 kW and 5 kWh up to 10 kW and 15 kWh.
    Energy storage systems3 kW / 5 kWh to 10 kW / 15 kWh

02 — Our brands

Brands we supply

The department supplies solar components from SAKO POWER, inverters and energy storage from DEYE, and CCTV components from HIKVISION.

  • SAKO POWER

    Solar components

  • DEYE

    Inverters and energy storage

  • HIKVISION

    CCTV components

03 — What we do

What we do

Nine service areas. Each one is described in detail on its own page, including how the work is scoped, what it covers and what you receive at handover.

Not sure which applies? Describe the site and the problem, and we will point you to the right one.

04 — How we work

How we work

Electrical work is planned before it is installed, because a fault found during commissioning is cheaper than one found later. Every engagement follows the same shape.

  1. Survey and scope

    We assess what exists and what it will be asked to carry, then agree the scope before any work starts. Adding load to an installation that was already near its capacity is how overloading begins.

  2. Specification and quote

    You receive a specification and a quote for the work: equipment ratings, cable sizes, protective devices and the programme. No substitutions are made silently.

  3. Installation and testing

    Work is carried out to the applicable standard and tested before energising. In occupied buildings the programme is arranged around your operating hours.

  4. Handover and maintenance

    You receive the documentation of what was installed and tested: circuit schedules, device settings and test results. That record is what makes the installation maintainable.

05 — Why work with us

Why work with us

Electrical work is easy to buy badly, and the consequences of a bad installation are not cosmetic. These are the commitments that shape how we deliver it.

  • Diagnosis before repair

    A tripping breaker is a symptom. We establish the cause before changing anything, so the same fault does not return next month.

  • Genuine equipment

    Counterfeit and re-marked protective devices and cable are a real problem in the market and fail in ways that are not visible until a fault occurs. Equipment is sourced from established manufacturers through traceable channels.

  • Documented at handover

    Circuit schedules, device ratings and test results are handed over as a record, so the installation can be maintained and extended without reconstructing how it was configured.

  • No claims we cannot support

    We report on the installation we inspect and we do not issue certificates we are not entitled to issue. Where something requires another body, we say so rather than substituting our report for it.

Common questions

Questions that come up before a survey. If yours is not here, ask it in a quote request.

Do you work outside Limbe?
Yes. The department serves clients across Cameroon, and the company is based in Half-Mile, Limbe in the Southwest Region. For work outside the Southwest, travel and accommodation are part of the quote rather than a surprise later.
Can you quote from photographs?
Often enough to give a range, but not enough to give a firm price. Photographs help us understand the installation and prepare questions. A firm quote for installation work follows a survey, because what is behind a wall or inside a distribution board changes the scope.
How long does a quote take?
A site visit is arranged at a time that suits you, and the quote follows once the scope is agreed. Where equipment has to be ordered, the lead time is stated in the quote rather than discovered after you commit.
Do you handle both supply and installation?
Yes. We supply equipment for our own installations and for installations delivered by others, matched to the specification rather than to what is in stock. Taking supply and installation together is what keeps the equipment consistent with the design.

Request a quote or a site visit

Describe the site and what you need. A survey can be arranged, and you receive a specification and a quote for the work.