Wecass Braun has launched an innovative showroom in Lagos, offering high-quality and future-proof power solutions tailored to meet the growing energy demands.

The newly unveiled showroom is designed to serve as a one-stop hub for customers seeking durable and efficient energy alternatives, while also offering technical training to electricians and professionals in the power sector.

Speaking during the launch, the International CEO of Wecass Braun, André Braun, said the company identified a gap in the market for long-lasting and first-class solar products and is determined to bridge that gap with its latest offerings.

“We wanted to create a special place to showcase the latest lighting and solar technologies. Because it is very difficult to find the right products on the world market if you are not an expert, and new ones are added every day. Nigeria needs the latest and most sustainable technologies. These must be future-proof for an emerging and growing nation. We want customers and infrastructure across Nigeria to rely on sustainable and future-proof products,” Braun said.

He highlighted some of the company’s unique innovations, such as the waterproof solar carport, which comes in a modular design and can also be configured in a double-sided orientation, ensuring flexibility and adaptability for varied applications.

Braun expressed confidence that the showroom would resonate with customers and eliminate the need for expensive trips to international trade fairs.
“I am convinced that this open showroom will be well received. Because customers are often overwhelmed by the huge range of solar and lighting technology, we are showing outstanding products here in Lagos.

“It is therefore unnecessary to travel to completely overcrowded trade fairs to visit overstretched and stressed exhibitors abroad. Here, we take the time to talk about your projects and find the perfect solution together. Everything from a single source, including installation, is precisely tailored to your project. Be it energy supply or lighting or something completely different,” he said.