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bobo65:
Do you have battery for oneplus 8T?

No boss. But 7T available

Elouise:
battery, screen and back glass of Oneplus 7t pro mclaren? and who do you recommend that can fix it in lagos?

All available

Fakeisfake:
Bros, this was my problem with Lead Acid too... I became a "manager of power sagging management" with LA until I got Lithium I didn't know life is this sweet..

Imagine at evening after work, fridge is on, family is microwaving, in the morning as early as 6am they are microwaving for school and me going to work yet lithium stands...

Please why is lithium still in the market?

Lead Acid you mean. Cos LiFePo4 is here to stay until an even better chemistry is manufactured and bcoms widely available.

Valto:
he don't seem to get it. some username are already flagged. there are things i can't post with this my moniker, but can post with an alternate one. seun is a follower of this thread

Them no know say bots don dey patrol your movement.

So long as you have an old account and you're advertising in some way or form, the bots will eventually flag you and once that happens, frustration begins until you find a unique way to counter them. And just like energy requirement for individuals differ, the way to counter these bots also differs

maxinvile:
I currently run a patent medicine shop and I’m considering installing a backup power system. I’ve researched ecoflow power stations and I’m interested in the ecoflow DELTA 2 paired with a 600 W Jinko solar panel. Alternatively, I’ve been advised to consider a conventional inverter system with tubular batteries. Please recommend the option that best balances cost and durability. My typical load includes a 200 W refrigerator, two ceiling fans, one laptop, two POS terminals, eight energy-saving bulbs, three CCTV cameras, and a router.

This is what I'd advise considering your budget, since you already plan on getting a 600W Jinko panel, make it 2 pieces minimum. 3 will be adequate for rainy and overcast days. But 2 is fine.

Purchase a 12v 1.5kva hybrid inverter from a good brand like Bread, Welion or SMS. Should cost around 250k.

Add a 12v 2.5kwh/3kwh Lithium battery from either Mrreed, Deriy, CWorth, or reach out to Dam5reey1 for other budget friendly options. Would typically cost you around 350k.
Cables and installation materials could cost you about 100k along with the installation.

You're all set.

Hotdiamond:
Thank you. What you suggested is cool. My budget limited at the moment. 1.3M max

* Get a 12v 2kva Hybrid inverter from a good brand - SAKO, Bread, Welion, SMS. Should cost less than 300k.
* Get a 12v 3.6kwh/4kwh Lithium battery from either Mrreed, Deriy, or Valto, if you want excellent quality or go with CWorth if you don't mind questionable quality. Should cost around 500k.
* Purchase 2/3 550-750W panels from Jinko, Ja, Trina, Longi, etc. Budget around 300-400k
* Cables and installation materials could cost you about 100-150k along with the installation.

Enjoy your system.

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xzynwa:
Just trying to tread on the path of caution and safety since it was not clearly stated on the inverter.

Because higher capacity inverters like growatt 6kva has 16A max solar input, and deye 6kva doing between 18-20A.

And pushing around 18A into a 1000w inverter just getting me concerned 😟

You shouldn't be concerned about that. The inbuilt charge controller will only take in as much amps as it needs till it's rated limit (suppose it's 11A) is reached. Even if you have up to 30A (for example, 3 600W panels connected in parallel), it will still only draw 11A during sun peak hours. Enjoy!

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HeavenlyBang:
Well, I have no idea what sort of software it runs on. Just sharing my personal experience



SRNE.

Ok. Thanks for your input

HeavenlyBang:
I've recently realized that I need to restart my inverter every couple of months for best performance. Otherwise the MPPT just starts doing whatever it wants (sometimes charging the battery at really low currents and only drawing more power from PVs when I add load).

It's ultimately a computer so that's not surprising. Rebooting is the first solution in IT troubleshooting.

To reboot I turn off pv input and shut down the battery, leave for a few minutes, then turn on battery and PV. I've had to do that a couple of times in the last ~15 months and seems to fix any issues.

Which inverter brand/name?

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