Brand New 60A Ep Solar Charge controller available for sale. Price is 115k. Location is Enugu. 07032801543

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Brand New 60A Ep Solar Charge controller available for sale. Price is 115k

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07032801543. Location is Enugu

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Wellsee charge controller C2430 12/24v 30amp - NEW

call/whatsapp - 08033735359

Hi Guys,

I have 1200KW(6 X 200W) installed with a Xantra 24V, 60A CC, previously all my panels were in series but I just changed them after some advice I got here.

The installer says when he tried to change the connection for my panels to 2 strings of 3 panels each by when the installer connected them we weren't getting any voltage at the CC, any ideas what could cause that?

He changed the connection to 3 strings of 2 panels each (now my Vpv is ~60A, used to be about ~30A),

I can see the improvements but I'm wondering why there was no voltage when the guy (supposedly) tried the 2 strings connection.

netotse:
Hi Guys,

I have 1200KW(6 X 200W) installed with a Xantra 24V, 60A CC,

haba! i will agree with you if u say you did DIY using 2x3 but an installer did dat knowing ur cc is 24v. lucky u ur xanta survived. at least with my little knowledge I would have taken VOC to notice & advice d installer.

anyway. congrat on ur achievements!

up AE/RE

netotse:
Hi Guys,

I have 1200KW(6 X 200W) installed with a Xantra 24V, 60A CC, previously all my panels were in series but I just changed them after some advice I got here.

The installer says when he tried to change the connection for my panels to 2 strings of 3 panels each by when the installer connected them we weren't getting any voltage at the CC, any ideas what could cause that?

He changed the connection to 3 strings of 2 panels each (now my Vpv is ~60A, used to be about ~30A),

I can see the improvements but I'm wondering why there was no voltage when the guy (supposedly) tried the 2 strings connection.

Nameplate details or snapshots of the said xantra and solar panel will be needful in replies .. Cheer's !

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Up Re, worry less about power.

all,
as promised a few days back, here are pictures from my recent solar water heater installation.
apologies for the undue delay. i've been quite busy of late and also the system has been undergoing
rigorous stress tests to determine its viability under real world conditions.

so first of all the frame which holds the water heater tank and evacuated glass tubes in place.
we coupled this together before any thing else.

test-mounting the tank to determine fit on the frame.

evacuated glass tubes ready to be installed.

the frame and water heater tank already mounted on its tower besides the main water tank.

installing the glass tubes was a very delicate process. three men were involved each standing
at strategic points along the tower.

glass tube installation still in progress.

job almost complete. the water heater finally takes its pride of place.

the view from below. neatly tucked into and projecting a little bit into the upper part of the roof.
nobody is wiser.

testing time a day later. this is where the real deal is.

steam from the sun. notice the white fumes everywhere. this is hot water without electricity!
my plumber nearly got scalded when he mistakenly tried to work on the hot water line without
first isolating it. he couldn't believe that water from the sun could be that hot!

pure steam! mission accomplished!!

next, i'll be doing the economics of using the sun to heat your water as against using public power.
you guys will be shocked to see how much money is being thrown away yearly through ignorance.
stay tuned!

the sun truly is the answer!

Sun is like a god......loving d sun

GeorgeD1:
next, i'll be doing the economics of using the sun to heat your water as against using public power.
you guys will be shocked to see how much money is being thrown away yearly through ignorance.
stay tuned!

the sun truly is the answer!

Interesting.. .what about at night, and is the water hot enough to make eba?

GeorgeD1:
steam from the sun. notice the white fumes everywhere. this is hot water without electricity!
my plumber nearly got scalded when he mistakenly tried to work on the hot water line without
first isolating it. he couldn't believe that water from the sun could be that hot!

WOW!... Nice one and congratulations to you again. Thanks for the clear pictures as usual.

Please check your email boss, I sent u some messages couple of days back.

Enjoy your newest installation !

solar water heater. quite an investment on heating water. luxury is good my brother. I will need to advertise dis to 'mama put' for garri&apu to reduce her expense on firewood.

thanks for interesting documentary.

GeorgeD1:
next, i'll be doing the economics of using the sun to heat your water as against using public power.
you guys will be shocked to see how much money is being thrown away yearly through ignorance.
stay tuned!

the sun truly is the answer!

Congratulations and Enjoy! Welcome to our world!

Cheers

Is there a sloar electric cooker, tire of buying Gas and kerosine

1. Wellsee charge controller C2430 12/24v 30amp - NEW
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dicksonadams:
Interesting.. .what about at night, and is the water hot enough to make eba?

dicksonadams,

the water heater tank can retain hot water for up to 72hrs so night time usage is not an issue
at all. just like your regular water heater, the water inside it does not suddenly become cold just
because there is public power outage. same thing goes for the solar water heater. the water
inside the tank doesn't suddenly go cold just because the sun has gone down.

as for the eba bit, i'm sure you intended that as a pun but seriously, the water indeed gets really
hot and you'll only need a little additional heating to get it to boiling point for eba or akamu
or tea for that matter.
afterall, do you make eba with hot water straight out of your ariston electric water heater at
home? i'm sure the answer is no.

Chuckdee:


WOW!... Nice one and congratulations to you again. Thanks for the clear pictures as usual.

Please check your email boss, I sent u some messages couple of days back.

Enjoy your newest installation !

chukdee,
thanks. i have replied you. check your inbox. cheers!

JohnKester:


Congratulations and Enjoy! Welcome to our world!

Cheers

johnkester,

thanks man. i can see what you been enjoying all this while.
ignorance is not bliss at all.

efuro:
solar water heater. quite an investment on heating water. luxury is good my brother. I will need to advertise dis to 'mama put' for garri&apu to reduce her expense on firewood.

thanks for interesting documentary.

efuro,

on the contrary, solar water heating is not a luxury as you seem to suggest but a necessity.
wait until you see the economics side of this as compared to the regular electric water heater
and you'll be in haste to edit your comment above.

as for 'mama put' using firewood to heat water to make garri and akpu, you and i know that
such is neither a sustainable practice nor is it environmentally acceptable in this day and age.
when we talk of renewable energy, burning of fossil fuels and other forms of earth polluting
substances cannot be a source of comparison - no matter how cheap they appear to be in
the short term.

GeorgeD1:


chukdee,
thanks. i have replied you. check your inbox. cheers!

Thanks boss...seen!