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30/05/2021

House Plans

06/02/2019

Technics SX K250 49 keys Professional Keyboard (Japan)
If you need a Piano for professional use in a Church, Studio, Artist etc.
Price: 199.500 fcfa
CONTACT: 697 30 54 33 (+ WhatsApp)
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18/12/2018

Finally, luxury can be affordable. Nissan Primera, Real Full Option
• Board computer
• Reverse camera
• 6 Air bags
• Year: 2005
• Air-conditioning
• Manual gears
• Petrol
• Built-in cd player
• Price: 3,450,000 fcfa
• CONTACT: 697 30 54 33 (+ WhatsApp)

20/05/2017

APS Provides Home Building and Renovation Services. Our service focuses on the overall planning, co-ordination and control of a project from conception to completion. Our staff is reliable, professional and highly qualified. OUR CONTACTS: PHONE (+WhatsApp) +237 697305433. Email; [email protected]

20/05/2017

Top 5 Ways to Save water at Home

Water conservation can make a big difference to the environment – and of course to your wallet. The good news is, every little effort counts. A whole lot of people doing a little bit, adds up to a whole lot. Here are 5 water-saving tips to get you going.

1. Turn off the taps. Never let water run needlessly. Turn off the tap while you brush your teeth and shave, and you can save hundreds of liters a month. Also by fixing a dripping tap you can save over 60 liters of water a week

2. Check toilets to verify they are working properly. Make sure the water level is not too high, the fill valve is working properly. A running toilet can waste hundreds of liters of water per day. If possible, get a modern dual-flush system which uses just 6 or 4 liters with a reduced flush – much less than the 13 liters of the old-style single flush.

3. Double-dip dishes. Instead of letting the water run while you wash dishes, fill one sink with soapy water for washing, and the other with clear water for rinsing. You’ll use half the water you otherwise would. If your sink is a single model, use a large bowls to supplement.

4. Keep an eye on your bill to spot leaks. If your water bill spikes suddenly, there’s a good chance that a leak is the culprit. Call in a plumber to check your lines to save water and cash.

5. Boil only the water you need. Only boil as many cups of water as you need for yourself or your tea round – you’ll be saving water, money and energy. Don't fill up if you don't need to.

19/05/2017

SOLAR (PV) POWER FAQs

Q: How do solar (photovoltaic) panels work?
A: Solar panels absorb the sun’s energy and convert it into direct current (DC). The DC current is then converted to usable AC electricity by an inverter. During the day, excess DC current produced by the solar panels is stored by a set of batteries for use at night.

Q: Can I use solar (photovoltaics) panels to power my home?
A: Solar panels (PV) can be used to power your entire home's electrical systems, including lights, cooling systems, and appliances. The most common practice is to mount modules onto a roof or wall.

Q: How big a solar energy system do I need?
A: The size of solar system you need depends on several factors such as how much electricity you use and the size of your roof or installation space for solar panels. Also, whether you want the system to supply your complete energy usage or just help reduce energy cost. You can contact APS to determine the type of system which can suit your needs.

Q: Why should I use a solar (photovoltaics) panels system?
A: People decide to buy solar energy systems for a variety of reasons. For example, some individuals buy solar products to reduce the amount of electricity they buy from the power utility company and to provide power during a utility power outage, thereby adding power reliability to their home. Some individuals live in areas where the cost of extending power lines to their home is more expensive than buying a solar energy system.

Q: Will my system work on cloudy days?
A: Yes, though they produce less electricity. Under a light overcast sky, panels might produce about half as much as under full sun

Q: Should I mount my solar panel on the roof or on the ground?
A: It depends. Roof-mounted tends to be less expensive as they require no support structures and are most often not visible to passersby. On the other hand, ground-mounted systems can usually be oriented and tilted to optimize production.

Q: What maintenance is needed?
A: Solar PV systems are solid-state technology, have no moving parts and require no maintenance beyond cleaning, which is easy to do. Most systems should be cleaned once or twice a year, concentrated in the dry season. Inverters are also solid-state and require little to no maintenance beyond regularly checking the cooling fan outlets and cleaning when necessary. However yearly inspections by a competent technician is recommended.

19/05/2017

19/05/2017