Project 1-3 by Foundation for Cross Cultural Education

FCE

Project

Proposals PO BOX 126, Wolseley, 6830, South Africa TEL: +27 (0)23 231 0208 EMAIL: info@fce.org.za WEB: www.fce.org.za

The Foundation for Cross-Cultural Education Where does FCE operate? FCE: International Director, Neels de Jager

Who is FCE?

FCE is a mission organisation that was established in 1991 and is called to make disciples of Jesus Christ by means of education and training. All training is missions focused and its aim is: •

• • •

to lead people to the person Jesus Christ, to make them followers of Jesus Christ, to encourage them to make a difference where they live and work, by sharing Jesus Christ and to give them skills which can be used to bring transformation to their communities

What is FCE’s vision?

Jesus Christ, making disciples through us worldwide, by building a Highway of Holiness, through education and training.

How does FCE operate?

FCE has permanent training centers in Southern and Central Africa. Staff members live and work among the people they are training. There are currently 82 full-time staff members who work in the following Training Centers: • Wolseley, South Africa (Headquarters) • Pretoria, South Africa (Academic and Administrative Centre) • Namibia • Koti ni Eden, Zambia • Kalungu, Zambia • Livingstonia, Malawi • India

The villages around our training centres are our areas of ministry. By means of friendship evangelism, we minister to the whole village: • men are trained in agriculture, brick-making, thatching, building and carpentry • women are trained in primary health care,cookery, sewing, adult literacy • children are prepared for formal schooling by means of games,stories and large and small motor skills and through children’s evange lism programmes they are led to Jesus This opens doors for the whole community to receive different forms of training. FCE works according to this model at all its training centers in Africa, to bring people to the Lord, showing them how to be self-sufficient, to live a worthy life, to serve one another and to care for the widows and orphans in their own communities.

Proposals for projects FCE works in and through relationships. It is therefore important that each person involved in FCE can testify to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. FCE trains and equips missionaries, missionaries teachers and community workers to function from a truly Biblical perspective and to make a difference for the Kingdom of God. The content of our training is ‘to know Christ’ and the practical implementation of our training is ‘to live” Christ. FCE organises outreaches to expose and involve the wider Body of Christ in the work and projects of FCE.FCE creates opportunities for volunteers to serve and gain experience in cross-cultural enviroment which functions from a Christ-centred perspective.

As we respond to God’s leading and to the task of transforming communities, we are continually faced with new needs and challenges. We cannot do it alone. We need the support of the wider body of Christ around the globe who prayerfully and practically contribute to the continuation and growth of the ministry.

Project 1

Koti ni Eden - Staff Houses/Accommodation

n December 2010 FCE moved from Masaiti to Koti ni Eden in Zambia. This move to our own buildings and own land was a spiritual experience. This is a NEW BEGINNING. The Lord confirmed that to us from Ezekiel 37:14: “I will put My Spirit in you, and you shall live, and I will place you in your own land. Then you shall know that I, the Lord, have spoken it and performed it.” We praise the Lord for what He has established during the years at Koti ni Eden and we are deeply thankful

towards supporters from many parts of the world who provided finances, prayed and came to help physically to set up the buildings.The staff of FCE needs to have proper housing, as most of them are married and have children of their won. Staff members are currently living in the student dorms and more that one are living together in the single homes. FCE is looking for partners who can help with the following: 9 Single quarters for staff 4 Two-bedroom houses for staff

Two bedroom staff house 1. Electricity:

Total ZMK

19736500

2. Cement and material:

Total ZMK

883000

3. Interior:

Total ZMK

4773500

4. Bricks and paving:

Total ZMK

3932200

5. Carpentry:

Total ZMK

62956400

6. Roofing:

Total ZMK

32000600

7. Labour:

Total ZMK

28455200

€ 29 744.90

TOTAL EURO

Three bedroom staff house 1. Electricity:

Total ZMK

26031348

2. Cement and rough material:

Total ZMK

2516800

3. Interior:

Total ZMK

9981000

4. Bricks and paving:

Total ZMK

3910000

5. Carpentry:

Total ZMK

65561000

6. Roofing:

Total ZMK

46148000

7. Labour:

Total ZMK

25793200

See Appendix 1 for detailed project quotation

TOTAL EURO

€ 35 103.95

Project 2

Koti ni Eden - Kitchen Project

he nature of food preparation in Africa is mostly women’s work. It involves cultivating small patches of vegetables and grains by hand, pounding grains with a pestle, fetching wood and chipping it down for cooking, balancing large buckets of water on one’s head and carrying it from water source to home, bending over the open fires outside a tiny hut. The daily menus consist of Nshima(a porridge made with corn flour) the basis of life in Zambia and a relish, a second dish which is always served with Nshima. Westerners find it difficult to adapt to this menu. The diners sit around the table or on the floor. The customary procedure is to take a lump of Nshima and then slowly shape it into a round ball using the palm and the fingers of the right hand. The

nshima is then dipped into the relish before it is eaten. The men eat first and the leftovers are for the women and children. At Koti ni Eden, our training centre in Zambia, it is not possible for us to adapt only to the traditional way of cooking and eating, mainly because we are a crosscultural group and because we have to feed over 300 staff members, students and workers every day from the kitchen. Our menu includes Nshima and relish, but we find it necessary to include a variety of nutritious food and fruit that builds the immune system against malaria and other ailments. Therefore we use our kitchen also as a training area to expose the people to diversity and to train them in healthy eating and thinking.

in 2007. Now the interior needs to be completed so that the kitchen can start to operate. We do not only feed FCE’s staff, students and workers from the kitchen, but during the hunger season we also cook for the children at the CTC and trust the Lord for ample supplies to take care of the less privilege in the communities surrounding us.

With the help of a German Mission Organization, FCE was able to build a beautiful dining hall and kitchen at the campus. The structure was finished

Kitchen dining hall project

Total ZAR TOTAL EURO

See Appendix 2 for detailed project quotation

326000

€ 33 855.00

Project 3

Kalungu Training Centre Zambia

CE has permanent training centers in Southern and Central Africa. Kalungu is FCE’s most Northern training centre. Strategically situated 60km from the Tanzanian border and close to the Malawian border. It is about one day’s travel from our Training Centre Koti ni Eden near Ndola in Zambia and 5 hours drive from our training centre at the lake of Malawi. Work at this Training Centre started in September 2000. A conference centre, kitchen and dining hall have been erected. There is also a house for the staff and two dormitories for students. Kalungu also boasts with a King’s Highway Camping site and chalets for tourists. Funds generated from this venture are used to help with the running costs of the training centre. The training that takes place includes: The Discipleship Mission Training, Mission Training, Community Development and Agricultural training. All training is focused on serving the people in the villages. FCE workers are involved in the community by means of friendship evangelism: we minister to the whole village and we train the men in agriculture, making of bricks, thatching of roofs, building and carpentry. The women are trained in primary health care, cookery and sewing. Adult literacy is also presented to both men and women. Children are prepared for formal schooling by means of games, stories and large and small motor skills, and through children’s evangelism programmes they are led to Jesus. A vegetable garden has been established and it is developed not only to provide food for the staff, but also serves as an example and an incentive for the local peoKalungu: Solar Power Estimate Solar Power System

ple to grow a variety of vegetables for their own consumption. The Firm Foundation teachings prepare the people to receive Christ as their savior and to be set free from the bondage and fear of witchcraft that is practiced in most of the villages. The heartbeat of FCE is the transformation of whole communities where Jesus Christ is at the centre of every aspect of society. Luke Sichone and Amick Phiri are two young men who grew up in Kalungu village. They obeyed God’s call and were trained by FCE. Today Luke is the principal of FCE’s Village Training Centre at Koti ni Eden and Amick is the Training Centre Leader of Kalungu. Joseph is a farmer in a village in Kalungu. He went through the training and today he serves the people in his village, runs the vegetable project and is a leading figure in the community. For all these years we have managed without electricity and we made use of lamps, candles and a generator. The need for electricity has become a major priority to continue effectively with our training. Much time was spent in research to try to find the best option and solution. We gained advice far and wide in regards to solar energy and believes this is the most effective way to go. With help we can set up solar power which will provide for our needs for the next 8 years.

Total Total ZAR TOTAL EURO

See Appendix 3 for detailed project quotation

1685W 187 071.33

€19 657.15

Solar Power System A professional solar system engineering company in Namibia, HPS Engineering, was contacted with above needs. The following system was suggested to meet the above needs. It is also possible to expand (by increasing the size of the inverter, the size of the solar regulator the number/capacity of batteries and the number/capacity of solar panels) the system, within limits, if the need for more power should arise later on. The cost below excludes the cost of: • Transportation from Namibia to Zambia; • A small building (3m by 4m) to house the system. It must be well ventilated. The batteries must be stacked on a steel frame to save space and isolated from cold surfaces like concrete floors. Doors and windows must be strong to stop burglars from stealing components. • Digging trenches for cabling; • Cabling (about R50 per meter) for the solar panels if the panels cannot be installed close to the batteries.

Appendix 1

(Project 1- Staff houses and accommodation)

Quotation for 2 bedroom staff house - updated 22 March 2011

Index 1. Electricity 2. Cement and material 3. Interior 4. Bricks and paving 5. Carpentry 6. Roofing 7. Labour and extras

1. Electricity: a) 10 x light fittings

4646400

b) 6 x light switches

532400

c) 7 x plug switches

363000

d) red, black and green wires

2541000

e) 8 x roundboxes

81300

f) 60pieces condiut pipe

1306800

g) DB board and content

2642600

h) 1 x 150 liter geyser

3630000

i) Accessories

1016400

j) 2.5mm cabtire x 100m

1597200

k) 1.5mm cabtire x 100m

1379400 Total ZMK

19736500

2. Cement and material: Foundations: a) 18 bags cement

974000

b) 1 load sand

87000

c) 1 load gravel

131000

d) 1 load stones

131000

Transport: a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500

c) gravel - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000

d) stones - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000 Total ZMK

1532000

Building up foundations and pavings: a) 9 bags cement building up foundation

487000

b) 7 bags cement for paving bricks

378500

c) 1 load sand for paving bricks

87000

d) 1 load gravel for paving bricks

131000

Transport: a) bricks - 2 hours x K50000

110000

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500

c) gravel - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000

Total ZMK

1331000

Casting the floor: a) 14 bags cement

758000

b) 1 load sand

87000

c) 1 load stones

131000

d) 1 load gravel

131000

Transport: a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500

c) gravel - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000

d) stones - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000 Total ZMK

1316000

Building up walls to roof level a) 30 bags cement

1623600

b) 1 load sand

87000

Transport a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500 Total ZMK

1831600

Floortopping: a) 11 bags cement

595000

b) 1 load sand

87000

c) 1 load gravel

131000

Transport: a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500

c) gravel - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000 Total ZMK

978000

Plastering: a) 30 bags cement

1624000

b) 2 loads sand

174000

Transport: a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500 Total ZMK

1919000

Total ZMK

217800

Steps: a) 2 x outside steps

Laundry: a) 6 bags cement

325000

b) 1 load sand

87000

c) 1 load gravel

131000

d) 1 load stones

131000

Transport: a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500

c) gravel - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000

d) stones - 0.8 hours x K50000 Total ZMK

883000

3. Interior: Paint: a) 12 x 5 liters plaster primer - 324mÂ˛

1561000

b) 12 x 5 liters undercoat paint - 324m2

1286000

c) 14 x 5 liters topcoat paint - 324m2

2388000

d) accessories

842000

e) 5 x 5 liters under coat ceiling paint - 95m2

1148000

f) 5 x 5 liters top coat ceiling paint - 95m2

804000 Total ZMK

8029000

Bathroom: a) 1 x toilet cistern and pipes

952000

b) wall tiles - 30m2 x K60000

2636000

c) floor tiles - 8m2

1757000

d) floor tile accessories

351400

e) 1 x bath

941000

f) 1 x shower and accessories

506000

g) 1 x hand wash basin, accessories and pipes

1025000 Total ZMK

8168400

Kitchen: a) 1 x dubble wash basins

1757000

b) accessories and pipe fittings and taps

542000

c) tiles - 15.66m2 x K60000

1377000

d) tiles accessories

659000 Total ZMK

4335000

Wall pipes, accessories and drain system: a) 20m x 22mm copper pipes

1025000

b) drain pipes up to drain

1127500

c) septic tank - 31.2m2 building

2445000

d) transport of material

176000 Total ZMK

4773500

4. Bricks and paving: a) 3150 bricks

2767000

b) paving bricks for foundation

1025500 139700

c) transport of bricks - 3 hours x K35000 Total ZMK

3932200

5. Carpentry: a) 6 x door frames

1739000

b) 6 x doors

7094000

c) kitchen shelves

7599000

d) bathroom cupboard

2888000

e) 2 x single beds

2928000

f) 1 x dubble bed

1098000

g) 1 x towel rail

732000

h) 1 x toilet paper stick

366000

I) 2 cupboards for bedrooms

14641000

j) 4 x A3 window frame

4392000

k) 1 x A1 window frame

417000

l) 2 x A4 window frame

2372000

m) 2 x A2 window frame

1464000

n) maintenance

2928000

o) glass for windows

2782000

p) 95m2 ceiling board

5124400

q) store room shelves

2928000

r) transport of material

1464000 Total ZMK

62956400

6. Roofing: a) 20 x trusses + branderings

7986000

b) bolts

1611000

c) nuts

220000

d) washers

366000

e) phycia boards - 47m

1119000

f) gutters - 47m

3096600

g) 250 tiles x K48500 / tile

16138000 1464000

h) transport of material Total ZMK

32000600

7. Labour: a) digging foundations - 40m² x K7500

293000

b) casting foundations - 40m² x K7500

293000

c) building foundations up to floor level - 43.5m2 x K15500

6774000

d) compacting floor - 95m2 x K7500

696000

e) casting floor - 95m2 x K9000

835000

f) building up to roof level - 150m2 x K15600

2336000

g) constructing roof and harvey tiles - 260m² x K10300

2665000

h) plastering - 324m2 x K6000

1898000

I) floor topping - 95m2 x K6000

556000

j) steps - 5m² building x K15600

78000

k) electricity

586000

l) painting - 324m2 x K3600

1176000

m) installing bathroom equipment (toilet, basin, bath, shower & pipes)

659000

n) building septic tank and pipes

586000

o) plastering septic tank - 40m2 x K6000

234000

p) casting bottom floor of septic tank - 5m2 x K10000

48000

q) casting top floor + 2 lids

59000

r) digging farrows for pipes to septic tank

220000

s) digging hole for septic tank

106500

t) lintels

439000

u) laundry building - 24.8m2 x K15600

386000

v) digging laundry foundations - 9m² x K7500

66000

w) compacting laundry floor - 9m2 x K7500

66000

x) casting laundry floor - 9m2 x K10000

79000

y) floor topping for laundry floor - 9m² x K6600

53000

z) supervising 1000m² x K2200

2196700

Extras:

a) traveling to town for accessories

240000

b) admin - telephone, paper for photocopying, pens

439000

c) water supply

1464000

d) maintenance

2928000 Total ZMK

Grand Total

10% Inflation

28455200 ZMK 182 395 200.00 ZMK 200 634 720.00

â&#x201A;Ź 29 744.90

TOTAL EURO

Quotation for 3 bedroom staff house

Index 1. Electricity 2. Cement and material 3. Interior 4. Bricks and paving 5. Carpentry 6. Roofing 7. Labour and extras

1. Electricity: a) 12 x light fittings

6133248

b) 12 x light switches

383400

c) 10 x plug switches

479000

d) red, black and green wires

3194400

e) 12 x roundboxes

1476000

f) 100 pieces condiut pipe

1437500

g) DB board and content

2906900

h) 1 x 150 liter geyser

3993000

i) Accessories

1118000

j) 2.5mm cabtire x 150m

2635400

k) 1.5mm cabtire x 150m

2274500 Total ZMK

26031348

2. Cement and rough material: Foundations: a) 24 bags cement

1429000

b) 2 load sand

174500

c) 2 load gravel

261400

d) 2 load stones

261400

Transport: a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 3.4 hours x K50000

187000

c) gravel - 1.6 hours x K50000

88000

d) stones - 1.6 hours x K50000 Total ZMK

2516800

Building up foundations and pavings: a) 10 bags cement building up foundation

541500

b) 16 bags cement for paving bricks

866000

c) 1 load sand for paving bricks

87000

d) 1 load gravel for paving bricks

131000

Transport: a) bricks - 2 hours x K50000

110000

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500

c) gravel - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000 Total ZMK

1873000

Casting the floor: a) 36 bags cement

1948000

b) 1 load sand

87000

c) 2 load stones

261500

d) 1 load gravel

131000

Transport: a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500

c) gravel - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000

d) stones - 1.6 hours x K50000

88000 Total ZMK

2680500

Building up to roof level a) 35 bags cement

1578500

b) 2 load sand

158400

Transport a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

187000 Total ZMK

1951400

Floortopping: a) 30 bags cement

1353000

b) 1 load sand

87000

c) 1 load gravel

131000

Transport: a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500

c) gravel - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000 Total ZMK

1736000

Plastering: a) 46 bags cement

2075000

b) 3 loads sand

261500

Transport: a) cement - 1 hours x K50000

55000

b) sand - 5.1 hours x K50000

280500 Total ZMK

Steps:

2672000

a) 2 x outside steps

Total ZMK

200000

Laundry: a) 6 bags cement

271000

b) 1 load sand

87000

c) 1 load gravel

131000

d) 1 load stones

131000

Transport: a) cement - 0.5 hours x K50000

27500

b) sand - 1.7 hours x K50000

93500

c) gravel - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000

d) stones - 0.8 hours x K50000

44000 Total ZMK

829000

3. Interior: Paint: a) 15 x 5 liters plaster primer - 350m2

1774000

b) 15 x 5 liters undercoat paint - 350m2

1243000

c) 17 x 5 liters topcoat paint - 350m2

3548000

d) accessories

932000

e) 7 x 5 liters under coat ceiling paint - 127m2

1461000

f) 7 x 5 liters top coat ceiling paint - 127m2

1023000 Total ZMK

9981000

Bathroom: a) 2 x toilet cistern and pipes

2200000

b) wall tiles - 40m2 x K80000

3520000

c) floor tiles - 10m2

2057000

d) floor tile accessories

770000

e) 1 x bath

1320000

f) 1 x shower and accessories

770000

g) 1 x hand wash basin, accessories and pipes

990000 Total ZMK

11627000

Kitchen: a) 1 x dubble wash basins

1650000

b) accessories and pipe fittings and taps

1320000

c) tiles - 15.66m2 x 80000

1320000

d) tiles accessories

770000 Total ZMK

5060000

Wall pipes, accessories and drain system: a) 25m x 22mm copper pipes

1320000

b) drain pipes up to drain

1100000

c) septic tank - 31.2m2 building

2200000

d) transport of material

275000 Total ZMK

4895000

4. Bricks and paving: a) 3700 bricks

2686000

b) paving bricks for foundation

1059000

c) transport of bricks - 3 hours x K50000

165000 Total ZMK

3910000

5. Carpentry: a) 10 x door frames

2396000

b) 10 x doors

10749000

c) kitchen shelves

6908000

d) bathroom cupboard

2615500

e) 4 x single beds

5324000

f) 1 x dubble bed

998500

g) 1 x towel rail

67000

h) 2 x toilet paper stick

67000

I) 3 cupboards for bedrooms

1331000

j) 6 x A3 window frame & sashes

15863000

k) 2 x A1 window frame & sashes

1613000

l) 1 x A4 window frame & sashes

2978000

m) 1 x A2 window frame & sashes

1816000

n) maintenance

2662000

o) glass for windows

3300000

p) 127m2 ceiling board

5663000

q) transport of material

1210000 Total ZMK

65561000

6. Roofing: a) 27 x trusses + branderings

8780000

b) bolts

1797000

c) nuts

254000

d) washers

363000

e) phycia boards - 72m

1418000

f) gutters - 48.2m

2626000

g) 360 tiles x K75000 / tile

29700000 1210000

h) transport of material Total ZMK

46148000

7. Labour: a) digging foundations - 50m x K7500

368500

b) casting foundations - 50m x K7500

368500

c) building foundations up to floor level - 54m2 x K15500

843500

d) compacting floor - 127m2 x K7500

936000

e) casting floor - 127m2 x K9000

1118000

f) building up to roof level - 244m2 x K15600

3811000

g) constructing roof and harvey tiles - 332m2 x K10300

3397000

h) plastering - 350m2 x K6000

2079000

I) floor topping - 127m2 x K6000

754000

j) steps - 5m2 building x K15600

78000

k) electricity

660000

l) painting - 350m2 x K3600

1155000

m) installing bathroom equipment (toilet, basin, bath, shower & pipes)

660000

n) building septic tank and pipes

550000

o) plastering septic tank - 40m2 x K6000

238000

p) casting bottom floor of septic tank - 5m2 x K8800

44000

q) casting top floor + 2 lids

59000

r) digging farrows for pipes to septic tank

220000

s) digging hole for septic tank

106500

t) lintels

363000

u) laundry building - 24.8m2 x K15600

387500

v) digging laundry foundations - 9m² x K7500

66500

w) compacting laundry floor - 9m2 x K7500

66500

x) casting laundry floor - 9m2 x K10000

79200

y) floor topping for laundry floor - 9m2 x K6600

53500

z) Supervising 1244.8m² x K2200

2876000

Extras: a) traveling to town for accessories

220000

b) admin - telephone, paper for photocopying, pens

363000

c) water supply

1452000 2420000

d) maintenance Total ZMK

25793200

Grand Total

213,465,248.00

10% Inflation

234,811,772.80

TOTAL EURO

€ 35 103.95

Appendix 2

(Project 2 - Kitchen: Koti ni Eden)

Kitchen: Koti ni Eden Compressor for Fridge Room

: ZAR 25000

ZAR 25000

Compressor for Freezer Room

: ZAR 25000

ZAR 25000

Steam Pot (Electric/Gas)

: ZAR 8000

ZAR 8000

1 x Deep Fryer

: ZAR 15000

ZAR 15000

Different Kitchen Utensils

: ZAR 5000

ZAR 5000

1 x Industrial Food Processor

: ZAR 15000

ZAR 15000

4 x Stainless Steel Tables

: ZAR 7000 (Each)

ZAR 28000

Different Plastic Buckets/Bowls

: ZAR 2000

ZAR 2000

5 x Big Cooking Pots

: ZAR 1000 (Each)

ZAR 5000

5 x Dishwasher Shelves

: ZAR 1000 (Each)

ZAR 5000

5 x Medium Pots

: ZAR 800 (Each)

ZAR 4000

5 x Small Pots

: ZAR 500 (Each)

ZAR 2000

50 x Dining Tables

: ZAR 800 (Each)

ZAR 40000

250 x Chairs

: ZAR 120 (Each)

ZAR 30000

250 x Eating Sets (Different plates)

: ZAR 100 (Each)

ZAR 25000

60 x Table Cloths

: ZAR 100 (Each)

ZAR 6000

250 x Cutlery Sets(Knife, Fork, Spoon): ZAR 50(Each)

: ZAR 50(Each)

ZAR 15000

Transport from South Africa

: ZAR 25 000

ZAR 25000

DINING HALL

Total TOTAL EURO

ZAR R326000

â&#x201A;Ź 34 188.22

Appendix 3 (Project 3 - Kalungu: Solar Power) Kalungu: Solar Power Estimate The proposed minimum needs, in terms of power consumption, for each building in the office area are as below. • Office - lights 230V, plugs 230V Computer (350W) plus printer (100W), two lights (230V, 15W + 15W)

480W

• Conference Hall - lights 230V, plugs 230V Laptop (80W), 6 lights (6x15W=90W), TV/VCR (150W), projector (300W) and sound system (150W), 7 lights upstairs (7x15W=105W) = 875W The above is needed for 4 hours per day.

875W

•

Kitchen - lights 230V, plug 230V 9 x 15W lights (135W)

135W

•

Men’s dormitory – 230V lights, no plugs 6 x 15W = 90W Needed for 4 hours per day.

90W

•

Women’s dormitory/school – 230V lights, no plugs 7 x 15W = 105W Needed for 4 hours per day.

105W

Total Watt 1685W

Solar Power System Qty

Description

Unit Price

TOTAL

INVERTER MULTI PLUS 48/3000/35/50

ZAR 13 365.00

OUTBACK FM80

ZAR 5 005.00

OUTBACK DB (SOLAR 5 CB +1 BATT CB)

ZAR 1 287.00

BATT STAND

ZAR 1 595.00

BATTERY CONNECTORS

ZAR 71.50

ZAR 1 144.00

BATTERIES 220A/H GEL DEEP CYCLE

ZAR 3 025.00

ZAR 48 400.00

CONTROL PANEL+WIRING+TRUNKING

ZAR 1 815.00

BATTERY MONITOR

ZAR 1 320.00

DC DISTRIBUTION POS + NEG

ZAR 2 145.00

SOLAR PANELS B VISUAL 225W

ZAR 3 465.00

ZAR 51 975.00

SOLAR WIRING HARNASS +CABLES

ZAR 1 083.50

STEEL FRAME TO FIT 15 PANELS

ZAR 3 696.00

SHOP SUPPLIES

ZAR 275.00

F.O.C. 2X REFRIGIRATORS 130L

ZAR 25 000

F.O.C. LABOUR INSTALLATION F.O.C. TRANSPORT

Subtotal

ZAR 133 105.50

Tax Rate(s) 15%

ZAR 19 965.83

Total ZAR

ZAR 187 071.33

TOTAL EURO

€ 19 657.15