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The Power Splitter is a smart electricity device that allows multiple households, tenants, shops, or offices sharing a single prepaid meter to buy and use electricity independently.

The Power Splitter acts as a smart unit reader that allows electricity users sharing a single prepaid meter to buy and use electricity directly without affecting other users on the same meter.

The Power Splitter is ideal for everyone tired of meter wahala in blocks of flats, duplexes, hostels, student accommodations, shopping complexes, estates, and shared office spaces.

No. The Power Splitter works alongside your existing prepaid meter and does not replace the meter given by DISCOs. If you do not have a prepaid meter, reach out to your DISCO to get one.

You can purchase directly from our website or through our authorized distributors and installers.

There are different varieties of Power Splitter. Choose a model that is compatible with the Power Splitter app for the best experience. If you are unsure, our support team can help you select the right model.

Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician or one of our authorized installation partners.

Yes. Tenants can use their own app to buy electricity directly, without going through anyone else. Some compounds instead have a landlord or facility manager buy and allocate power centrally through their own dashboard—either way, each user's balance stays separate and trackable.

Not by default. Tenants can buy electricity directly through their own Power Splitter app. Some landlords or facility managers choose to manage purchases centrally instead, but this is optional, not a requirement of how Power Splitter works.

Once payment is confirmed, a token is generated. Load the token into your main DISCO meter, then open the Power Splitter app and confirm that you have loaded the token. The purchased electricity is then credited to that user's account and becomes available immediately.

No. Every user's balance is tracked separately, whether tenants are buying independently or a landlord/facility manager is allocating power to them.

Yes. Users can view their available balance and purchase history at any time.

Yes. Each user has an independent balance, so if one user's balance reaches zero, only that user's power is affected—everyone else on the system continues normally.

Power Splitter units range from ₦35,000 to ₦40,000, depending on the model and whether you're buying individually or as a distributor/retailer. Reach out to us for current pricing and bulk options.

Yes. Every Power Splitter unit comes with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects.

Yes. Power Splitter connects via WiFi so you can buy electricity, monitor usage, and receive notifications through the app. A stable internet connection at the property is required for it to function properly.

After your electrician installs the Power Splitter, download the app from the Play Store or App Store, create an account, and connect it to your assigned Power Splitter unit for your apartment or shop. Once connected, you can start buying and managing your electricity independently right away.

Yes. Landlords and facility managers have their own dashboard where they can buy power and allocate it to tenants, monitoring each tenant's account separately. Tenants also have their own independent app, letting them buy electricity directly without going through a landlord or facility manager, depending on how the compound is set up.

Yes. Landlords who choose to sell electricity to tenants directly can set their own rate from their dashboard.

Landlords and facility managers can see outstanding balances and, if needed, turn off a specific tenant's power directly from their dashboard.

Yes. Beyond electricity, landlords can add other recurring charges — like service charges or security dues — to the same dashboard for tenants to pay.

Yes. Reach out to us via WhatsApp to discuss distributor or retailer partnership.

You buy electricity from your in-app wallet. To fund your wallet, transfer directly from your bank account—the simplest and most reliable way to top up.

First, check your WiFi connection and confirm your Power Splitter unit is on and connected to your phone's network. If that doesn't resolve it, try restarting the unit. If the issue continues, contact our WhatsApp support team for assistance.