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tp2philike:
Call for your hot dipped galvanized battery cage.

ceaser:
@Ahyjo. Link that that supplier please. And quickly too.

Barezzi:
48v 400Ah will involve 40 units!

eleojo23:
Continuously? O boy!

You will need to dedicate a room to your setup o because if you use a 12v system, you will need about 40 pieces of 200ah batteries! The price of batteries alone is about 4Million+

Wait for more input from the veterans on this thread, they might have a way around it.

O boy. Maybe get 5KVA 96V then 5 strings of 8 x 200AH batteries. Making up 40 batteries or 5KVA 120V with 4 strings of 10 x 200AH. I dunno �‍♀️

harizonal123:
Just saw that my mppt cc just arrived. Picking it up first thing tomorrow morning

idsolar:
how many panels do u have and wattage? you can do series and parallel connection

idsolar:
from experience I advise you go for 24v system. 12v setup in anyway is cagey. restructure your cost. u can use 100/150a,12v batr (quanta o!). u can do 1.5kva wt this. see below

NiyiOmoIyunade:
I have never seen or used the brown carton Quanta - just pictures here on NL.

The batteries from the hitherto main importer come in the white carton - again the batteries are genuine not because of the color of carton or any numbers or codes written on them but rather because they come straight from the original manufacturer plant. This is the test of genuineness - an unbroken chain verified from manufacturer to your source of purchase.

For this reason I never buy from any reseller even in times of scarcity but rather go straight to the source.

Please can you hook me up with the source ?

mank1234:
Maximum of 1.05A times 110V at maximum volume, maximum brightness and contrast.
In actual day use, it will be less than 70W

eleojo23:
Our voltage in Nigeria is around 220v so 1.054A X 220V will give you about 230w

But if you calculate with 110v it will be 115w

Na box TV?

DMerciful:
Not sure of trusted brand but can recommend US brand like Simphily

BetaTechnicians:
2 x 6V - 210AH gives 12V 210AH... 2520W
2 x 12V - 210AH gives 12V 420AH... 5040W.
You can compare the figures yourself.

adrusa:
Nope! 2x6V 210AH is half of 2x12v 210AH. Don't believe anyone who tells you they are the same. He is either a conman or doesn't know what he is doing.

BetaTechnicians:
Second option would give longer hours but except you introduce additional charging unit, I doubt your inverter can sufficiently charge it, which means earlier death for your batteries. So, first option is safer.

DMerciful:
https://m.aliexpress.com/item/32762188627.html?spm=a2g0n.orderList.0.0.62b9aaf4so2ZHL

Seller can be negotiated with.

Penuelseun:
of course it is the second option. Option 1 will be 12V 210ah, while option 2 will be 12v 420ah

Horbar1:
Contact us for your quality day old chicks @ friendly prices.

Palla:
yes