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Tdoctor:
Nothing will spoil if we explain the difference between sachet and hybrid inverter power differences to people.
Experts can be arrogant at times.

Exactly. Not everyone knows the difference

AyobamiOluwole:
Lols. See Valto o. You Dey shalaye?

You really get time for that ITK. Nor mind that guy.

He is actually doing what is right. As a business man, he should be willing to answer inquiries politely and give full explanations on his products when asked about it. Respect for doing that

Also, I don't see anything wrong in the questions by @adrusa. I, for example never knew that sachet inverters are usually rated at peak capacity. What if I chose to recommend it to a friend or family member who does not have the funds to get a normal inverter? Not knowing that the rating was probably less than half of the advertised rating.

We need to stop this habit of attacking people who try to ask questions about the local sellers in this platform.

Once again, respect to Mr Valto for responding politely and answering all questions. At least, now I have learnt something today

Gshems:
Na just 600w range. I tried it on the highest level and Ẹ no enter 700w

True. I use silver crest also, it is rated 2000w or so but it actually consumes far less than that

hoover420:
I didn't buy it all at once. I bought the inverter and battery from Valto then ordered for the panel from CDCARE. I was on a tight budget then which is why I went for that panel. I know with time, I will add to it. It was on this forum I learnt that Jinko panel is the best then I saw the 535 watt on Cdcare & ordered for it.

Which one do you recommend I get?

Energymall has 535w panels on their website. You can try asking them. I bought my charge controller and DC breakers from them this week. You can chat their WhatsApp number, very responsive. They seem to be reliable but do your own findings as well

Update
Just chatted them, they said they don't have 535w, only 620w

Allem:
For over a year now, I no sabi how much Dem dey sell gas. I use these two and yes I think we discussed this topic too like around August last year

Wow, exactly my kitchen set up, one maxi induction cooker, one Dayo induction cooker and funny enough, that same silver crest blender

obinna37:
Good to hear but fuckboy and others that bought,says it came with pot as package

Don't really know sha

fuckboys:
I think I prefer the home mama dayo cooker of 1,800w to this maxi of 2100w.

Even 1000w on the cooker is very fast, I haven't even gone past that since 2 days using it.

Still looking at both sha, will decide which is better after using them for a while

obinna37:
does yours came with any package

Nope, just the cooker. I also paid for delivery fee. I bought it on their website

bassdow:
now watch the PRCIEs suddenly increase despite remaining static for over 3-years.

I still don't know BUT be like say na me first mention induction cooker for here. Don't you guys think I deserve a long term award ? Abi na only gunMent sabi share awards

Lol, that's Nigeria for you. I even just bought dayo induction cooker (from mama homes) to add to my Maxi induction cooker. Tested briefly this night, worked well

justified007:
Apologies I am just hearing about this induction cocker here . Can a 2.5kva inverter set up power it successfully and still be useful after the cooking?

I am using a 2.4kva inverter and it carries the Maxi induction cooker even at 2100w without any stress

The induction cooker train is fully on the move

crowther15:
Good day bro. Please can you tell me the next you took after you got approval online? I just registered today on their portal, just 5 minutes payment I got an approval email. But I was wondering on the next thing to do. Thanks.

If you have done all the applications and you have chosen your date, then, there is nothing to do. Just wait for your date and go there for your court wedding

bassdow:
This one wey different website's / companies don dey spring up selling solar panels.

hmmm

I guess I will just hold on for fouani den. I wonder why for about three weeks now, fouani is saying their Jinko panels are available but stuck at the custom office. I would have assumed such a big company won't be having issues with customs clearance

Hello, how genuine is fislife ng? Do they sell original solar Jinko solar panels?

Dabss:
Still available?

On hold for now

osayuwamwen:
pls what is the difference between this one and the one you posted are they both maxi induction cooker,

There are two types. According to the seller, the one I bought is the newer version

iraybuju:
Of course it’s a good buy please where did you see it to buy and how much, it’s urgent pls

It is available on fouani and Gennex technology, as well as Cdcare

codemaster2much:
please chief how much is this

Bought it 50k then from an Instagram vendor, don't know how much now

Unfaized:
Ok. But with that kind of speed 1 can definitely do the job pretty well though.

Yes, true

Also, is Gennex technology a trusted online platform? I saw an inverter for 570, 900k on fouani but Gennex is selling for 502k.

Also, is Growatt 6kva 48v inverter with dual mppt a good buy?

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Unfaized:
So following your posts I said to also get my hands on this bad boy yesterday..

I have never seen anything cook so fast in my life. At 2,100w water started boiling in seconds. And the beauty of it is the adjustable power draw.

Technology is insane.

Glad you are enjoying yours. It is really fantastic. I am trying to see if I can get one with two burners. If not, I will try to get another one so I can cook two things at the same time. I want to be free from using gas as much as possible

bassdow:
no issue. it's one of the reasons I rarely suggest any 4xxw variant outside 400w and 450w

in your situation, no issue add 500w or 450w. Don't bother much about the cons as it's very irrelevant here. Only add more than 500w if you plan to later phase out the 475w solar panels else it's unnecessary waste of money

Good morning, thanks for the advice. I remember your advice then, just that the challenge of removing these 475w panels and replacing with bigger ones is much. That's why I decided to just keep to the ones I have.

The major challenge I am facing right now is that I can't find any Jinko panels anywhere. Whether 450w, 475w, 480w, or 500w. The lowest I have seen is from Gennex which is 620w. I have asked even some popular TikTok dealers, but they said they don't have. I called fouani, they said they will likely have stock again this week, so, maybe I will have to wait for them then.

If I can safely add a 500+w panel to my current 475w panels, that will be fine, I don't mind the extra cost, especially if I have no other options. I just want my panels to get to around 2850w so I can comfortably charge my battery to 100% daily

Good morning all. I have three 475w jinko solar panels. I am thinking of adding more but I am yet to see 475w Jinko solar panels, I have searched everywhere from fouani to Gennex to the guys on this thread as well as TikTok but no one seems to have. Gennex mentioned that they have but the lowest they have is 620w.
Can I connect 620w or 500+ solar panels with my 475w solar panels? Will it be safe or will it cause any issues? Cus I was told there might be issues due to different voltages or current

Also, if anyone has original Jinko solar panels here, kindly indicate. Or, is it safe to connect solar panels from other brands to my Jinko panels?

SolomonGrundy:
Get LG gencool B inverter AC because of its genmode feature, i.e you can adjust it in such a way to draw less energy..

OK, thanks a lot

Litewriter:
Boss, what type of pot do you use, a name will be better, I have same induction cooker, using it with my haisic 1.5kva inverter, being using the following come pot..... I'm looking to get pots and kettle suitable with induction cooker.
Thanks

Mine is a cast iron pot (Haus Roland) while the kettle, I don't really know the brand name but it is a steel kettle.

The best way to check if the pot will work with the induction cooker is to put a magnet at the bottom of the pot. If the magnet gets stuck, that means the pot will work with the induction cooker. So,if possible, you can go to the market with a magnet to check

CuteMaro:
How long have you been using this your induction cooker and can I see the free pot it came with?

Bought it March 12. This is the pot that came with it. Though, all my pots apart from one work on it

Fremlin:
Just got the 725w jinko bifacial panel today...

It's too big, infact, it's over big.....


Installer fit fall why trying to bring them up to the roof

Good evening. Where did you buy from?

Good morning all. I have come again. Please, I am considering getting an AC for my room to be used only at night. I have 8kwh lithium battery, if the battery is at above 90% at least by 11pm, will it be able to power an AC from maybe 11pm - 6am without running the battery down? I was advised to buy a 1hp inverter AC?

Those who are experienced with this, kindly advise. How many watts will a 1hp inverter AC consume at the lowest setting? Will this be able to cool a small room sufficiently?

If yes, pls, what are the best brands to buy? I have seen LG, THERMOCOOL.

Please, I need as many responses as possible. Thanks in advance

osayuwamwen:
how much did you get the induction cooker

50k, came with an induction compatible pot as bonus

Gshems:
Yes. I bought mine there

OK, thanks, and we are 100% of the quality of their panels, right?

osayuwamwen:
am using my inverter for hot plate as early as this morning 9am am already generating 1.4kw while the hot plate is pulling 1.5kw

My wife set the induction cooker at 300w this morning to boil water. As can be seen, it has been on for just 4 minutes and the kettle is already a bit hot to the touch, which means even the 300w is usable if needed, although that's not my typical choice. The inverter is showing 708w, that's with fridge of about 130w on, fridge of about 100w plus on, several bulbs and two fans on as well. So, the induction cooker is probably consuming about 300+ watts and the water has boiled now sef in about 8 minutes with the 300w