itel Energy promises repairs or replacements within 48 hours

Author: vanguardngr.comPublished on: November 2, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & EconomyTechnology

itel Energy promises repairs or replacements within 48 hours

itel Energy has promised to repair or replace faulty solar equipment for customers across Nigeria within 48 hours. The brand demonstrated its after-sales support, including remote assistance, home visits and replacements, during Nigeria Energy exhibition week in Lagos. Rotimi Thomas, CEO and co-founder of distributor SunFi, welcomed the commitment; he also noted that SunFi offers instalment plans to make solar systems more affordable. itel Energy Country Service Manager Emmanuel Kumuyi said common complaints include overloading, protection issues and incorrect installation, and advised customers to use certified engineers.

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