₦airaland Forum

Tonididdyx:
What's your offer?
I have one

dollarnaira:
Your contact

Dam5reey1:
12V 2kva Hybrid inverter.
12V 100AH LFP
1110 Watts Solar panels

abuzz33:
What does it carry?

compunigeria:
Barely used Felicity charge controller 80A for sale. compatible with 12v,24v and 48v.
has adjustable battery charge settings including lithium.........#170,000

Used 2.4KVA 24v mercury MSW inverter also available..…....#115,000

All working 100% perfectly.
Location... Kaduna state. Can be way billed on request.
Serious buyers only pls.

Dam5reey1:
Get a 48V Hybrid inverter.
3kw Panel.

Valto:
NO

700w x 7hrs =4.9kwh. u need atleast a 7kwh lithuim battery

Special Xmas offer from VALTECH Energy! 24v 7.1kwh lifepo4 lithium battery made with brand new EVE 280k cells of 8000 cycles + 24v 4.2kw hybrid inverter with inbuilt 120A Mppt 6200w pv capacity for 1.750m
u don't need an external charger controller. order 5 or 6pcs of jinko 555w from faouni.

AinsSama:
Welcome fellow enthusiast.

1. Get a 48V inverter (3.5kva, 5kva, 6kva) for a 48V battery, especially ones with inbuilt Mppt charge controller.

2. Yes a 5kwh Lithium battery is more than sufficient to run that load especially considering your last note.

3. You're already good to go.

4. Get 2-4 600W (if possible, even higher wattage) Jinko panels. You can get from Fouani if they have in stock, I have 625W ones for sale and it's what I use to run my loads.

Note: I'm completely off-grid (been over a year now) and find even 8 of those specific panels an overkill. My energy needs is about 10 times yours and everything runs on a 15Kwh Lithium battery. The panels are that efficient and as a bonus you save roof space.

hayzhed:
Thanks @valto... I have seen some of your great offers on previous pages, however, the person for whom I asked the questions is so obsessed with well known brands, hence his choice for either Felicity or SRNE due to warranty matters. I will howvere save your contact in case I have someone who don't mind going for not well known brands.

RickyM:
Hello great people of Nairaland,
Please any suggestion of a short blade ceiling fan that blows like it’s the end of the world but doesn’t consume more than 60W max?
Standing fans prices these days are ridiculously high

Valto:
my warranty is far more solid than those brands anyway thanks for the trust. just give them the well known brands they desire. mine is also well known to several hundreds of people on nairaland using my batteries.....

RickyM:
Hello great people of Nairaland,
Please any suggestion of a short blade ceiling fan that blows like it’s the end of the world but doesn’t consume more than 60W max?
Standing fans prices these days are ridiculously high

HeavenlyBang:
I have a 1.5HP Hisense inverter AC that somehow consumes about 1.25kw.

Does anyone know how to set them to a lower consumption mode?

For example, my LG 1HP AC drops down to about 570w on Gen Mode even at full blast. A feature like that on Hisense would be nice.

alosbaba007:
I saw ur post late bt if you haven't purchased that, there is another one that consumes way less, its an ac/dc ceiling fan made by the same company, best purchase av made this year

litaninja:
From a fellow hisense 1.5 hp user.

- have you used it for 2 - 3 years?
- if yes to above, it may be time to throw it away.

Note, my hisense used to do the whole power savings and still cool the room by about 4 - 5 degrees in the past, consuming between 300 - 600w depending on the compressor cycle. All of a sudden, i realized this mofo ac is constantly on 1.1 - 1.2kw.

Nothing wey i no clean finish, indoor unit, outdoor o, filter o, e.t.c. Eventually called fouani to come check on it, no real diagnosis other than "you know you can't compare when it was new"

In addition, with the 1.1kw consumption, the ac is no longer cooling properly and can't drop the temperature of the room more than 1 - 2 degrees.

Long story short, fouani just delivered my new 1.5 lg ac. They have it in stock now.

freeAgent99:
I bought this fan some months back and it has started "misbehaving"! It recently developed a mind of its own by going into highest level and coming down to the lowest level. It doesn't accept any command from the remote. I don't know if anyone has experienced such or knows a solution to this particular problem.
Anyone?

alosbaba007:
I saw ur post late bt if you haven't purchased that, there is another one that consumes way less, its an ac/dc ceiling fan made by the same company, best purchase av made this year

Valto:
buy Duravolt AC/DC 56" blows wella and consumes less than 40w, personally using 3pcs.

hayzhed:
Please, I am not an installer o... , just a student of Solar System knowledge. The person is afraid simply because of his past experience. However, if you don't mind, state what your warranty entails. It is hard to find a vendor like you who can openly beats his or her chest on products without getting people to counter the claims, most especially on a Forum like Nairaland.

AinsSama:
Welcome fellow enthusiast.

1. Get a 48V inverter (3.5kva, 5kva, 6kva) for a 48V battery, especially ones with inbuilt Mppt charge controller.

2. Yes a 5kwh Lithium battery is more than sufficient to run that load especially considering your last note.

3. You're already good to go.

4. Get 2-4 600W (if possible, even higher wattage) Jinko panels. You can get from Fouani if they have in stock, I have 625W ones for sale and it's what I use to run my loads.

Note: I'm completely off-grid (been over a year now) and find even 8 of those specific panels an overkill. My energy needs is about 10 times yours and everything runs on a 15Kwh Lithium battery. The panels are that efficient and as a bonus you save roof space.

oweniwe:
Whatever you do, don't buy lead acid battery. Else rainy season/ cloudy condition will show you pepper.

Use mppt from 60a

2,000w minimum inverter. Sachet inverter should be able to power all the chargers.

3 units of 330w panels should do

Depending on your location, site your panel where sun can begin to reach out from 8am to 5pm. Turn on inverter 8:15am and off it between 5.30 and 6pm.

You will spend up to 1m - 1.5m but you will enjoy it later. If you're charging N150 per phone /N200 power bank is cool biz. Just see your solar system as fixed asset

ZERO Daily operation EXPENSES

No running shop ceiling fan o ... Or anything else dunno how the inverter will fare with the additional load

HeavenlyBang:
Was trying to avoid going on the roof but it appears I have no option.



I actually did use a pressure washer but tried to hit it from an adjacent window. Sadly by the time the water travels the distance there's not much pressure left.

BigDickProblems:
But I’m using 2 panels of 18V VMP on a 60Amps PWM controller, highest I get is 14.8V and 5.1Amps. Can you kindly explain that?

What's your cable size and distance from panels to cc? Panel orientation? So many things can affect PV harvest.

BigDickProblems:
But I’m using 2 panels of 18V VMP on a 60Amps PWM controller, highest I get is 14.8V and 5.1Amps. Can you kindly explain that?

Dam5reey1:
1.6M total.
All accessories and down to installation cost.

Trippledots:
What's your cable size and distance from panels to cc? Panel orientation? So many things can affect PV harvest.

Valto:
my warranty is far more solid than those brands anyway thanks for the trust. just give them the well known brands they desire. mine is also well known to several hundreds of people on nairaland using my batteries.....

alosbaba007:
I saw ur post late bt if you haven't purchased that, there is another one that consumes way less, its an ac/dc ceiling fan made by the same company, best purchase av made this year

litaninja:
From a fellow hisense 1.5 hp user.

- have you used it for 2 - 3 years?
- if yes to above, it may be time to throw it away.

Note, my hisense used to do the whole power savings and still cool the room by about 4 - 5 degrees in the past, consuming between 300 - 600w depending on the compressor cycle. All of a sudden, i realized this mofo ac is constantly on 1.1 - 1.2kw.

Nothing wey i no clean finish, indoor unit, outdoor o, filter o, e.t.c. Eventually called fouani to come check on it, no real diagnosis other than "you know you can't compare when it was new"

In addition, with the 1.1kw consumption, the ac is no longer cooling properly and can't drop the temperature of the room more than 1 - 2 degrees.

Long story short, fouani just delivered my new 1.5 lg ac. They have it in stock now.