Must 200Ah Gel Deep Cycle Battery
The Must 200Ah Gel Deep Cycle Battery is a high-quality rechargeable battery designed for Kenyan conditions. Whether for solar energy storage, vehicle starting, or backup power, this battery delivers reliable performance and long-lasting power. Maintenance-free design eliminates acid top-ups. This battery features advanced AGM/Gel technology that prevents acid spills and allows installation in any position. With deep-cycle capability, it can be discharged and recharged hundreds of times without losing capacity. The sealed design eliminates maintenance - no need to check or top up water levels. Sokokubwa.
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Frequently Asked Questions โ Solar Panels
Sizing, cloudy-day performance, connections and warranty.
What size solar panel do I need?
Start from your daily energy use in kWh. In Kenya a panel produces roughly its rated watts x 5 peak sun hours x 0.8 per day โ so a 200W panel gives ~0.8 kWh/day and a 400W panel ~1.6 kWh/day. Divide your daily kWh by that figure, then add 20% for cable and inverter losses.
Will it work on cloudy days?
Yes, at reduced output. Heavy cloud can cut output to a small fraction of the rating; light cloud cuts it far less. Size the array and battery bank with 30-40% margin if you need dependable power through cloudy spells.
Monocrystalline or polycrystalline โ which is better?
Monocrystalline panels are more efficient (18-23%) and use limited roof space better. Polycrystalline is slightly less efficient and cheaper. Check the cell type in the specifications above.
What do I need besides the panel?
For a battery system you need: a charge controller (MPPT preferred), a battery, and for AC appliances an inverter. Solar cable and DC breakers complete the set.
Warranty, spare parts, service and delivery?
24-month warranty. Spare parts in stock. Service and Warranty Centre:
Call/WhatsApp: +254 105 929 344
Email: info@sokokubwa.com
Visit: Empire Arcade, First Floor, Kiambu
Nationwide delivery across Kenya.
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