Unknown31:
Feflo
How much for 2.5KVA
It should power
1. 170W laptop
2. 85W laptop
3. 8 5W bulb
4. 200W refrigerator
5. ~200W washing machine
6. 4 ceiling fans.

Please total cost with installation, and the rest.

feflo:


480k using 2.5kva inverter, 2nos 12vdc 200ah Quanta batteries, battery/inverter rack and installation.
Thanks

feflo:
You could make money from your dead or swollen batteries.

200ah - 22, 000

150ah - 16, 000

100ah - 10, 000

This is for recycling purposes and the prices will be reviewed from time to time.

Many thanks

feflo:


480k using 2.5kva inverter, 2nos 12vdc 200ah Quanta batteries, battery/inverter rack and installation.
Thanks

feflo:
Introducing the world’s smallest inverter, it’s so small that six of it will enter a normal laptop bag
i.e. the 1000W and yet so powerful. You don’t need a deep cycle battery (any type of 12V battery will do) and bogus rewiring of the house, it’s more like plug and play. Just connect the output to any socket in your house and it’s good to go.
A 1000W using a fully charged 100AH car battery will power
1. 21’ LCD TV
2. 2 Ceiling fans
3. Light bulbs
Simultaneously for 6-7hrs and the same battery can still be used to start your car the next day. It will last way longer if you use bigger battery.
It comes with a smart pulse charger that will not only charge your battery but also repair the damaged cells of the battery. The 8000W will power 2 to 3 Air conditioners with other loads.
For more info contact FEMI on 08023662352.

Due to several calls i received from people wanting to know the price, the inverter is N25, 000,

In addition it comes with an adapter that makes it possible to be used in the car i.e you can charge your laptops, tablets and all your devices inside your car, you can even watch your home TV inside your car. It will use your car battery while your car charges the battery.

1000W complete with charger - N25, 000

2000W has inbuilt charger - N45, 000


3000W has inbuilt charger - N60, 000

The 2KW/2.5KVA and the 3KW/3.75KVA has UPS that is automatic changeover and also comes with a digital display for battery voltage and output voltage.

frontwave:
Do you have a YouTube link for this?

henro4niger:
@op given 2 inverters with specifications 3.5kva/24v and 3.5kva/12v which will you prefer and what are your reasons?

feflo:


I will personally go for the 24vdc model. It's easier to upgrade without much hassle when it comes to charging. Additionally, the lower the voltage the higher the current and higher current means you will require a thicker gauge cable for the installation and this invariably increases cost.
Thanks