Overview
As Nigeria shifts toward energy independence, hybrid solar systems (solar + battery + sometimes generator backup) are increasingly in demand—especially for homes, hospitals, schools, and small businesses. However, while electrical integration is often well addressed, structural and spatial integration is overlooked.
Jeho Ashar Energy closes this gap by designing mounting systems that accommodate not just panels—but also batteries, inverters, and wiring—in a single cohesive, durable layout.
Why Structural Integration Matters in Hybrid Systems
- Poor layout leads to cluttered rooftops or mechanical rooms
- Cable management becomes a hazard if not built into the frame design
- Lack of airflow around batteries or inverters causes heat buildup and performance drops
- Maintenance becomes complex if access to components is restricted
Jeho Ashar’s Hybrid Mounting System Features
⚡ 10.1 Dual-Purpose Mounting Platforms
- Custom steel or aluminum brackets allow for battery and inverter mounting beneath solar panels or on adjacent frames
- Ideal for ground-mounted arrays or carports where space is limited
🧳 10.2 Compact Rooftop Structures
- For small rooftops, Jeho Ashar offers vertical racking systems that stack batteries and electronics alongside angled solar panels
- Weather-shielded inverter/battery compartments built into the base frame protect against rain and sun exposure
🔌 10.3 Built-In Cable Routing Channels
- All mounting kits include pre-drilled raceways and clamps for tidy DC/AC wiring
- Reduces the need for external conduits and lowers the risk of cable degradation or electrical shorts
🌡️ 10.4 Heat Management for Hybrid Systems
- Battery mounts are designed with ventilation slots and thermal buffers
- Mounting position ensures shade and natural airflow around batteries and inverters
- Critical for lithium battery safety and inverter longevity
Use Case: Hybrid Mini-Grid in Delta State
In a 20kW hybrid mini-grid setup for a rural clinic in Delta State, Jeho Ashar used:
- A combined panel + battery rack with integrated cabling
- A ventilated base platform housing LiFePO₄ battery banks and two 10kW hybrid inverters
- Elevated solar modules acting as a canopy for system protection
The result was a neat, low-maintenance, weather-proof hybrid power station, assembled with minimal civil works and no need for a separate control room.
Benefits for Project Developers and Users
- Space-efficient: Ideal for urban rooftops or tight compound footprints
- Simplifies installation: One integrated structure reduces site work
- Improves safety and serviceability: Clear layout for future maintenance
- Aesthetically pleasing: Tidy integration increases user confidence and acceptance
Conclusion
As hybrid solar systems become the new standard across Nigeria, structural integration is no longer optional—it’s essential. Jeho Ashar Energy’s hybrid-ready mounting solutions ensure that panels, batteries, and electronics coexist safely, efficiently, and beautifully—paving the way for smarter, more resilient clean energy deployments.
