Inverters and more

 My good friend Duncan McLeod bought a giant inverter. It's enough to power half of Randburg.

But most of us don't have R2 000 sitting around.

An inverter is a simple device. It delivers mains power when you need it, as many of us do, and charges when the mains are back on.

I won't go into an electrical instruction lesson here, but suffice it to say, if your business depends on power when Eskom goes down, I would heartily recommend you invest in an inverter-backup battery solution.

I bought a ton of them back in 2009 when the power was down all the time, and quite honestly, they saved our butts.

You have two choices: large, costly and centralised, or lower cost and decentralised.

If anyone wishes to discuss this, please contact me.