Electric installations in Togo

In various communities of Togo, a small country of Sub-Saharan Africa, electric installations have been able to be carried out thanks to the push of the academic staff at Colegio la Salle school and Top Cable’s electric cable donation.

In Dapaong (capital in the north of Togo) the Hermanos de la Salle have spent 24 years directing a sixth form college with more than 40 students per class. In successive summers computers have continued to be installed and electronic installations renovated. In Tami, a small village in the savannah to the west of Dapaong, there is a rural training centre that has been teaching rural families for 30 years. In this centre all the electric wiring has been renovated as well. The installation depended on two small solar plates at 12 Vcc. A 3.3 KVA photovoltaic installation and a 220V generating unit have been made. Also, two installations have been executed in a community that also borders with Burkina Faso, Nadjundi. The Nadjundi installation consists of a 30 KVA unit to serve the dwelling of the religious community and the clinic, most of all the three-phase motors for the well’s water pumps, and also consists of two complete 4 KVA solar energy units for the clinic and 2.5 KVA units for the community.

Top Cable’s donation.

All of these electric installations were made possible by the effort and initiatives of Professor Aleix Vilalta, from the Colegio La Salle School in Mollerusa (Lleida, Spain), and Servando Pan, professor of computer science in Dapaong (Togo). Both appreciate the donations made from Top Cable’s factory in Bullpuig (Lleida, Spain).