adanny01:


I got confused when i saw your post but thought harder using P=IV.

2*200Ah in series is 24V 200Ah which will give 4800wh
While
1*200AH will give 2400wh

A 30w light bulb will run (4800÷30)= 160hours on the 2 batteries while the same bulb will run (2400÷30)=80hours which is exactly half of the back up time.

Of couse, ideal conditions applies on both instances.

If given 2*100Ah in series which will be 24V 100Ah, power will be 2400wh which should last same time with a single 200Ah battery.

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foonshur:
Hello guys, thank God I stumbled on this tread today... pla I need advice and and suggestions. ... I have a 1.4kva inverter and 2 200A/12v batteries. the thing is even after being fully charged, it doesnt take more than 2hrs for it to start shouting (lol). actually I've had this for like a year+, so I know its time to change the batteries. but then I thought of adding a solar panel to the system. I got a quotation of 320,000naira from someone bt I think its on the high side. pls guys hw much do u think I need to replace d batteries and add a solar unit to it.

foonshur:
Hello guys, thank God I stumbled on this tread today... pla I need advice and and suggestions. ... I have a 1.4kva inverter and 2 200A/12v batteries. the thing is even after being fully charged, it doesnt take more than 2hrs for it to start shouting (lol). actually I've had this for like a year+, so I know its time to change the batteries. but then I thought of adding a solar panel to the system. I got a quotation of 320,000naira from someone bt I think its on the high side. pls guys hw much do u think I need to replace d batteries and add a solar unit to it.

Afromalaika:
I'm planning to buy a 1.5 to 2kva inverter. Needs advice on which of these is best.

1. Mercury

2. Prag

3. Auxano

4. Luminous

Please help.

Thanks.

foonshur:
Hello guys, thank God I stumbled on this tread today... pla I need advice and and suggestions. ... I have a 1.4kva inverter and 2 200A/12v batteries. the thing is even after being fully charged, it doesnt take more than 2hrs for it to start shouting (lol). actually I've had this for like a year+, so I know its time to change the batteries. but then I thought of adding a solar panel to the system. I got a quotation of 320,000naira from someone bt I think its on the high side. pls guys hw much do u think I need to replace d batteries and add a solar unit to it.

Nepa and Generator supply alternating current... meaning current "as is needed" - the current is not constant but varies hence "alternating" current. The difference between Nepa and Generator is that Nepa can supply you more power (voltage x current = watt)... my Generator has a limit of 1800 watts per hour and as long as my charger does not take more than 1800 watts, generator charging should be the same as Nepa EXCEPT my generator is NOT supplying 220 volts.

you've said it all here, except your generator is not supplying 220v, the whole ideal is that connect your inverter to generator , take the necessary parameter, like say the voltage is 220 and your inverter takes 16amp to charge to the battery, then also connect it to nepa with same parameter now tell me what will varies the charging time ? practically nothing,

this is what happen in most cases when pple say NEPA charges well then generator, when inverter is connected to generator it drops down the voltage most time from 220v to 200 or 209 if the AVR is bad or weak, this practically the charging time,

this is how you will know, if your inverter has voltage display, when you plug your inverter , pls check if the voltage drops, if so then your charging time will be longer, also if your NEPA is low, you will experience the same result like your are using a generator that has low voltage so most time we installed prag before the inverter to get result in the case of low voltage

foonshur:
Hello guys, thank God I stumbled on this tread today... pla I need advice and and suggestions. ... I have a 1.4kva inverter and 2 200A/12v batteries. the thing is even after being fully charged, it doesnt take more than 2hrs for it to start shouting (lol). actually I've had this for like a year+, so I know its time to change the batteries. but then I thought of adding a solar panel to the system. I got a quotation of 320,000naira from someone bt I think its on the high side. pls guys hw much do u think I need to replace d batteries and add a solar unit to it.

skyfall:
Hi engineers in the house. Can this generator charge a 2.5KVA inverter and power other things in the house (including a medium-sized fridge) at the same time? Tnx

cc Zeestone99

skyfall:
Hi engineers in the house. Can this generator charge a 2.5KVA inverter and power other things in the house (including a medium-sized fridge) at the same time? Tnx

cc Zeestone99

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JohnKester:
Simple answer: No, It can't.

If you noticed it is rated 2.8kva max, and that will be for a few minutes only. From experience, these pasted ratings are higher than the actual capacity of the generator. Guys want to sell their market..!

Consider a 5kva.

Cheers.

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skyfall.

It will carry it but you will be putting wear on it faster.

Don't put both on it for long periods. Switch heavy loads off when not needed; example when your fridge is cold enough, turn it off.

I don't subscribe to getting a 5kVA generator for the purpose of been able to charge your battery properly.

The amount of petrol that alone will consume while running defeats the purpose of having an inverter.

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