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11/08/2026

⚡ Project Update – St Francis Bay ⚡

Another exciting solar installation currently underway by the Smith Industria team in St Francis Bay.

This system features:

☀️ 3 × 5kW Sunsynk Hybrid Inverters (15kW Total Inverter Capacity)

🔋 3 × 15kWh Midea Lithium Battery Systems (45kWh Total Battery Storage)

Designed to provide reliable backup power while significantly reducing reliance on the grid through efficient solar energy utilisation.

The installation is currently in progress, with commissioning and final testing to follow once all installation works have been completed.

At Smith Industria, we believe that quality is reflected in every detail. From neat cable management and professional workmanship to correctly installed protection and equipment, our goal is to deliver systems that are built to perform and built to last.

A big thank you to our installation team for their continued commitment to producing work of the highest standard.

We're looking forward to sharing the completed installation once the system has been commissioned.

Smith Industria
Energy at Work

📍 St Francis Bay

22/04/2026

⚡ WE’RE HIRING – START YOUR CAREER IN ELECTRICAL & SOLAR ⚡

Smith Industria is looking for motivated young individuals who want to build a future in the electrical trade.

✔️ No experience needed – we’ll train you
✔️ Must be reliable & willing to learn
✔️ Passion for electrical/solar work
✔️ Driver’s license essential

📍 Based in Gqeberha / Port Elizabeth
📞 076 793 5443

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23/01/2026

We are aware of the current power outage, with repairs estimated at up to 14 days.
Should you need any electrical services or advice during this period, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Power Update from NMB

The Executive Mayor of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, Cllr Babalwa Lobishe, together with the Acting City Manager, Adv. Lonwabo Ngoqo, and the Acting Executive Director for Electricity and Energy, Mr Bernhardt Lamour, conducted a oversight visit at the Bethelsdorp–Greenbushes 132kV overhead power line where two towers collapsed due to vandalism combined with adverse weather conditions, resulting in the power outage experienced.

Municipal technical teams are currently on site working under challenging conditions to repair the damage and restore electricity supply.

During the site visit, the Executive Mayor indicated that a 14-day deadline, effective from today, has been set for the restoration of the affected infrastructure. All necessary resources have been mobilised to ensure that repairs are completed as safely and efficiently as possible within this timeframe.

Residents were also advised that, as part of system management and load balancing during the repair period, there is a possibility of implementing a two-hour load reduction (rotation) schedule in affected areas. The Municipality will communicate the relevant schedules in advance.

The Municipality has once again strongly condemned acts of infrastructure vandalism, which continue to place immense strain on critical services and negatively affect communities across Nelson Mandela Bay. Residents will be kept informed through regular updates as work progresses.

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