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Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by HEAVEN4444: 4:34am On Dec 01, 2021 |
officialfestus:It is. 200.000MAH. that is 200AH 1 Like |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by Fapemz: 4:49am On Dec 01, 2021 |
vibratingpenis: Our batteries are of different sizes: 100Ah, 40Ah and 25Ah and can give out 5v,12v, 16v, 19v and 24v |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by seunlayi(m): 5:16am On Dec 01, 2021 |
Jimasun00:how much can you handle a replica of Op's work. Note that the battery he got can be procured with 30k and better battery and the price he got his. And note that it should have more solar panels for faster charging especially when been used during the day.....? |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by seunlayi(m): 5:17am On Dec 01, 2021 |
akpota:Let us something bro, I need this too asap |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by Oleka1: 5:42am On Dec 01, 2021 |
lasthero:This is great, will like to do something like this too. But I have a question is it possible to charge it with electricity too considering raining season |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by gulfer: 6:13am On Dec 01, 2021 |
lasthero:Ok, thanks |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by abdullahi45: 6:15am On Dec 01, 2021 |
lasthero: Brilliant! |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by Nobody: 6:17am On Dec 01, 2021 |
lasthero:ok thanks |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by allytinted: 7:08am On Dec 01, 2021 |
In case, just incase |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by TheOgaBoss: 7:10am On Dec 01, 2021 |
PeaceJoyLove:regular lead cycle batteries can only take about 50% only deep cycle batteries can go that deep |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by Cheryph200(m): 7:52am On Dec 01, 2021 |
Please your contact, I have some one here in Lagos that need it urgently |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by Populardemand(m): 8:06am On Dec 01, 2021 |
[quote author=lasthero post=107972589]Mods, I don't know the right thread to post this. If romance section isn't the right thread, you can move it to the appropriate section. Moved into a new apartment and realized the light isn't too good. Average of 6 to 10 hours per day and sometimes, there won't be light for like 3 days on a stretch. I do freelance, love watching movies, I have a small fridge which serves me cold water, I need fan to cushion the heat. This implies that I need a constant light and with the epileptic light situation around, I felt I needed to do something. My first thought was to get a generator. Average 1kva generator cost 80- 100k. I will have to be buying fuel, buying oil and also servicing the generator regularly. I almost bought a new generator from jumia during the black Friday sales until I heard Good |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by tasceige(m): 8:12am On Dec 01, 2021 |
Myzubby: Ecosystem friendly too!! 2 Likes |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by TheOgaBoss: 8:41am On Dec 01, 2021 |
Ogbrave:150 watts, that should give you about 900watts of usable power. |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by IbadeHQ: 8:43am On Dec 01, 2021 |
Skillsnigeria: Please which one is the original brand. I'm planning to get one soon. |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by TheOgaBoss: 8:45am On Dec 01, 2021 |
Prechgold1180:a good quality battery should last up to 2 years. How long did yours last? Is the solar panel still working or it has packed up too? If you ever go this route again I would advice you to use lithium batteries, they last far longer 1 Like |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by IbadeHQ: 9:10am On Dec 01, 2021 |
talk2hb1: Please...for longevity sake can i use my fuel generator to charge 200amp battery and inverter. |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by mustaphagreens(m): 9:14am On Dec 01, 2021 |
lasthero: Thank you so much for this. My question is: when the battery is charging with solar, does the inverter draw power from the battery to power your appliances? Or is power supplied directly to it from the charge controller, thus allowing the battery to charge faster? In my experience when charging with NEPA or Gen, the appliances use power directly from the gen, I believe there is a mechanism in the inverter that triggers this action, however, It might be different for solar charging since the set up is different, i.e. Solar pv -> Charge controller -> Battery -> Inverter -> Load(s). If my worry is valid, is there a way to run the connection to allow direct power usage from the charge controller during the day, and then from the battery backup at night? 2 Likes |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by talk2hb1(m): 9:18am On Dec 01, 2021 |
IbadeHQ:Bad Idea, very very bad idea. Most generators we use at home are not good for that. Although, it will charge it, but it will degrade it quicker than you think. Please Don't! 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by Skillsnigeria: 9:19am On Dec 01, 2021 |
IbadeHQ: There are many original battery brand, but they are more expensive than the fake ones, you can buy original quanta, ritar, full river and others original brand which I don't want to mention here, make he no be like say I dey advertise for them. |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by IbadeHQ: 9:25am On Dec 01, 2021 |
talk2hb1: Thank you. |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by IbadeHQ: 9:25am On Dec 01, 2021 |
Skillsnigeria: Thank you 1 Like |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by Nobody: 9:40am On Dec 01, 2021 |
TheOgaBoss:Maybe you dont understand me. You said 50%, I said 70%. It can level at 70% not 50%. Meaning that 50% level is lower. 100% is full. Recommended is 60 - 70%. But your 50% is lower...not the other way round. Hope you get me now. |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by eROCK247(m): 9:45am On Dec 01, 2021 |
lasthero: Abeg where you buy dem? I'll really appreciate a recommendation. |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by TheOgaBoss: 9:56am On Dec 01, 2021 |
PeaceJoyLove:oh you are saying the battery should only be discharged to 70%, that will even make the battery last longer |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by Ultimer(m): 9:58am On Dec 01, 2021 |
Oh, I used to have problems with the light in my apartment as well. And the worst part was that my fridge would always leak once there was no light for a long time, and at one point, it messed up my kitchen that I had to buy new Kitchen Cabinets BURLINGTON. And after that, I decided to install solar panels as well, and I don't regret it at all. 1 Like |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by Nobody: 10:11am On Dec 01, 2021 |
TheOgaBoss: Discharging to 50% is not recommended for some batteries. Professionally will tell you that for you to enjoy it, the lowest it should reach is 70%. 50% is too low. Go and check most systems connected by real professionals and not these Nigerian technicians. Its btw 60 and 70%. Diacharging to level 50% is too dangerous. Though, it will last longer than discharging to 10% to 40%. If you want your battery remain as new as you bought it, it should be around 60 - 70%. Always aim at 70% and let it drain further on rare occassions to 60%. |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by lasthero: 11:14am On Dec 01, 2021 |
Oleka1: Yes, you can. There are chargers like this 2 Likes
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Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by Oleka1: 11:16am On Dec 01, 2021 |
lasthero:Ok . Thanks |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by lasthero: 11:18am On Dec 01, 2021 |
eROCK247: Jiji. I posted link on page 2 1 Like |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by lasthero: 11:49am On Dec 01, 2021 |
Bigchristo: It carries all the appliances I listed on the first page. The more the load/watt the shorter the power duration 1 Like |
Re: How I Managed Light Situation In My Apartment (DIY Guide) by okey4reel(m): 12:00pm On Dec 01, 2021 |
lasthero:Nice pls kindly drop ur whatsapp, i will like to ask u about somethings cos i also want to set up something like this |
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