hancock:

Nice one

Time to order for the battery balancer. The usefulness and need to have one connected to a battery bank have been overflooged just in the last two pages alone

OnePunchMan:


thank you for your Business sir...

bobojoshua:
My people, Abeg join me to say a big thank you to OGA SAIPRO. He just saved my battery from premature death. I really appreciate it boss. May God bless you sir. Thanks.

NiyiOmoIyunade:
In a 4 12v batteries in parallel setup you really do not need any balancers as the connections properly done will ensure even flow of current and ultimate equilibrium of voltage and SoC.

If you want balancers by all means then buy the HA02 and connect each pair of red and black wires to each battery just as Oga Saipro adviced - the HA02 does not care about series or parallel connections.

If I may, I propose the attached diagram for you - you should not need any balancers in that scenario. The biggest issue you are facing in your setup is not voltage drift but rather that 2 out of 4 batteries are of lesser capacity so likely to conc out before the other two when they are being drained & vice versa

Janyves:


How does it behave? Send me a DM. I might be able to heal it.f

makavele:
The eagle has landed . .

#Courtesy OnePunchMan amazon shipping & delivery

Pharyn:
CarPort for 24 Modules.
VE EasySolar with remote monitoring, setting and after-sales support. The inverter "screen" is practically before me anytime I want to see it from anywhere in the world.
Trojan Batteries (AGM).

I want to use this opportunity to appreciate some members of these forum for their contribution to the success of the project.
NiyiOmoIyunade
Barezzi
Dapsyra (supplied Abuja artisan contact and local market descriptions for the work)
pranil (Professor Anil) for all the remote settings and WhatsApp tutorials. The man can share information like... Thank you sir.We also had a swell time right inside Dapsyra's automated home, running offgrid with Lithium batteries (LTO) and programmed to respond to different instructions. We also met Mrs Dapsyra... What a wonderful Family.

zeestone99:



Congrats man, u r welcom aboard.... E b lyk sey morning star don dey win outback n dem midnite classic o, barezzi dapsyra do sumtin

Pharyn:
More pictures:

Some companies were using our pictures as their project on their official website. Please, let's desist from such.
Unauthorized use of our pictures is prohibited.

makavele:


Did a thorough research and morningstar wins; by a slight margin though. Outback = useless

sharks776:


Are you sure about that?
What is your proof or source of info please, let learn.

Pharyn:
CarPort for 24 Modules.
VE EasySolar with remote monitoring, setting and after-sales support. The inverter "screen" is practically before me anytime I want to see it from anywhere in the world.
Trojan Batteries (AGM).

I want to use this opportunity to appreciate some members of these forum for their contribution to the success of the project.
NiyiOmoIyunade
Barezzi
Dapsyra (supplied Abuja artisan contact and local market descriptions for the work)
pranil (Professor Anil) for all the remote settings and WhatsApp tutorials. The man can share information like... Thank you sir.We also had a swell time right inside Dapsyra's automated home, running offgrid with Lithium batteries (LTO) and programmed to respond to different instructions. We also met Mrs Dapsyra... What a wonderful Family.

Barezzi:
Niyi,
I hear the victron energy smartsolar charger is heads and shoulders above the competition.

They squeeze out the most solar juice

makavele:


Did a thorough research and morningstar wins; by a slight margin though. Outback = useless

Pharyn:
CarPort for 24 Modules.
VE EasySolar with remote monitoring, setting and after-sales support. The inverter "screen" is practically before me anytime I want to see it from anywhere in the world.
Trojan Batteries (AGM).

I want to use this opportunity to appreciate some members of these forum for their contribution to the success of the project.
NiyiOmoIyunade
Barezzi
Dapsyra (supplied Abuja artisan contact and local market descriptions for the work)
pranil (Professor Anil) for all the remote settings and WhatsApp tutorials. The man can share information like... Thank you sir.We also had a swell time right inside Dapsyra's automated home, running offgrid with Lithium batteries (LTO) and programmed to respond to different instructions. We also met Mrs Dapsyra... What a wonderful Family.

sharks776:


Are you sure about that?
What is your proof or source of info please, let learn.

zeestone99:



Lemme sign out in peace abeg

OnePunchMan:
we Place your orders for your solar devices and all other gadgets at very wonderful and affordable rate of 310 naira per US dollar...

My contact is in my profile.

Link to my main thread is in my signature..

Dam5reey:


It's a NO NO that thing has only 7Ah ups battery

Laptop when charging takes up to 70watts,
when fully charged 30watts,
standing fan 70watts,
rechargable onces 30watts


Up your bugdet, get 100AH battery someone is selling used 1 for 27k get an Inverter of 29k with has ups function on same Jumia and you are Good..

Saipro:
No mean feat. I'm impressed. But avoid the Saroda. The advice given by Dam5reey is way better

Saipro:
No mean feat. I'm impressed. But avoid the Saroda. The advice given by Dam5reey is way better

kiekie1:


Kai! Haba!! I go soon start dey charge you under copyright rules James .. Anyways make I pity you as you be my Brother sha !

dgr8truth:
My DIY powerwall battery cabinet is almost complete.

NiyiOmoIyunade:
Practicals my Oga.
When it comes to the core business of squeezing solar juice out of a PV array, MorningStar is the best controller bar none - any advantage a Midnite classic has is in the ease of setup/configuration and perhaps less unit cost per amp - MorningStar capped at 60a while Midnite has 80a/96a units.

Even the MorningStar design (solid state/no moving parts, and conformal coating) is superior to Midnite's in my view. I firmly believe that a MorningStar CC can give 15years of trouble free service with zero components failure, I would consider it luck if a Midnite lasted that long.

I am fortunately placed in a position where a lot of CCs and equipment passes through my hands and I have been able to run tests of MorningStar vs other CCs in controlled conditions and so far I have not yet seen any CC beat MorningStar at solar yield.

The issue is just like the premium Fluke, they are rather slow to innovate or churn out new features, anything they cannot certify works 99.99999% they will not release - all the networking and remote monitoring restrictions can easily be sorted with a little bit of skill.