What if you could Stay Cool and Comfortable, Even Without Power!

Living in Lagos, I am used to electricity shortages. I consider 10–15 hours of electricity a day to be stable power.

But the two-month blackout I experienced in 2023 was something else. Even before then I’d been hearing about solar-powered appliances, including solar fans, from others living nearby But after two months in the sticky Lagos heat, without mains electricity or a generator to run my ceiling fan, “then I was convinced at least to get it one.

I ended up buying my first solar fan product. No maintenance required or even installations. My fan works well even at high temperatures. I use it mainly at night during hot weather, leaving it on standby so that it runs on mains electricity when this is available, and switching over to solar-generated DC power when needed. The battery has never run out.

“I have never regretted getting it,” Ola says. “Heat is not friendly to the body.”

There’s also the convenience of having reliable lighting and a way to charge my phone (the solar fan includes a USB port). Previously, if I had to charge devices during a power outage, I needed to find someone with a home generator or borrow a power bank.

Before I was always waking up with headaches in the morning all because of the number of times I had to wake up during the Night due to heat but now, my nights has been glorious. Infact, I NEVER want to leave the bed in the mornings.