Power quality · Energy audits · Solar

Smart energy data drives smart decisions

t·power Energy Solutions helps businesses, institutions and industry in Kenya find out what is really happening on their supply, then fix it: power quality, energy audits, monitoring, efficiency and solar.

CH1 · L1–N50 Hz · 20 ms/div
SAG · −40%
Nominal230 V
Frequency50.0 Hz
EventSag

Illustration: a voltage sag as a power analyser records it.

Warning signs

Often we rely on operational symptoms

These are the signs clients notice before they call us. Each one has a cause that can be measured.

Breakers tripping mid-operation

Trips with no obvious overload can point to voltage dips, harmonics or an unbalanced load.

Lights flickering

Flicker usually means the voltage is rising and falling, often because of a large load nearby.

Equipment overheating

Hot motors, cables and transformers waste energy and wear out sooner.

Unusual noise or vibration

Humming transformers and noisy motors are often a sign of distortion or imbalance.

Acting on symptoms alone can lead to downtime, damage or wasted investment. We measure first.

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Power quality

What a power analyser finds

Nine common disturbances, drawn the way an analyser shows them. The dashed line is a healthy 50 Hz supply.

Voltage sag

A short drop in voltage, typically from large motors starting or faults on the network. Equipment resets, contactors drop out.

Voltage swell

A short rise above normal voltage, often when large loads switch off. Stressed insulation, failed electronics.

Harmonic distortion

A distorted waveform caused by drives, UPS units, LED drivers and other electronic loads. Hot transformers and neutrals, nuisance trips.

Transient overvoltages

Very fast spikes from switching or lightning. Damaged electronics, unexplained failures.

Interruption

A complete loss of supply, from a few cycles to minutes. Downtime, lost production and data.

Voltage unbalance

The three phases carry unequal voltages, usually from uneven single-phase loads. Motors overheat and lose life.

Voltage fluctuations

Repeated rises and falls in voltage from fluctuating loads. Visible light flicker.

Frequency variation

The supply drifts from 50 Hz, most often on generators or weak supplies. Clocks, motors and drives misbehave.

Poor power factor

Current lags behind voltage, so more current is drawn for the same useful work. Higher bills and overloaded cables.

Data leads the way

Measure before you spend

Smart energy data drives smart operational decisions. Monitoring and audits show you where the energy and the money go.

  • Detects hidden inefficiencies early
  • Supports data-backed financial planning
  • Simplifies stakeholder reporting
  • Improves equipment reliability
  • Enables accurate solar and system sizing

Power stability is a strategy

Take control. Choose solar.

A solar system sized from your measured load makes your energy costs easier to plan.

  • Reduced dependence on the grid
  • More predictable energy costs
  • Savings from the day the system runs
  • Long-term budget stability

Solar PV design and installation

How we work

From first visit to ongoing support

  1. STEP 1

    Needs assessment

    We visit, listen and measure, so we understand your site and what you are seeing.

  2. STEP 2

    Solution design

    We design the fix around the data, and explain the options and costs.

  3. STEP 3

    Seamless implementation

    We install with as little disruption to your operations as we can.

  4. STEP 4

    Ongoing support

    We stay on hand with monitoring, maintenance and advice.

Why choose us

The right partner for reliable power

Choosing the right electrical solutions provider is crucial for efficiency, reliability and long-term success.

Sustainable solutions
Fast and reliable service
Competitive pricing
Quality products
Expert support

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Free site assessment

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Tell us what you are seeing (tripping, flicker, heat, high bills) and we will come and measure. Data first, then the fix.