Maycher:



Drop your phone number, will send a DM.

Location is Ikotun, Lagos.

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Maycher:


No, 60k

Your location and how to contact you?

ojeysky:
Used Desktop 10kva A&E Servo stabilizer available for sale at 250k.

Can this go for 180k?

swagifted:
how many kva is this?

3.3kva

TechGeek777:


45W is in accordance with stated Idle consumption <=50W.

Nice inverter, I just hope they will honor warranty.

Is there a reason you did not add a 6th (550w) panel to make the Maximum output power of 3300w for the pv?

Do you know if your installer followed the inverter manual stated Breaker sizes and wire gauges?

1 - It was because of financial constraints at the time.

2 - I am not sure, but I think he did.

Mjolnir:


whats the voc of the 550w panels, what is the maximum instantenous harvest you have witnessed, and what is the max and average daily harvest?

I can't remember the voc... I bought it from Techland solar.

So far, I've gotten 1.7kw instantenous harvest (not as much as i was expecting), but I made a mistake of telling my installer to split the panels at different side of the roofs (2 at the front and 3 by the side) I later read this could affect yield because of diff temperature and lighting...

I don't know if I've used a separate mppt, I would be getting more yield... however, I'm satisfied with the current yield because it cover my needs at the moment.

I have no source to see what my daily harvest is..

TechGeek777:


Nice setup though.

Is this your model -> HF2430S80-H?

What's the No Load Power Consumption?

Is this your model -> HF2430S80-H?

Yes

What's the No Load Power Consumption?

Approximately 45w

TechGeek777:


Nice one, thanks for update.

Did you connect all the listed Appliances at same time?

Did you also connect the inverter to earth system/grounding?

Are you batteries Lead or LIFEPO4?

My battery is a Lifepo4, I do connect fridge and freezer while pumping at noon.

My setup is 24v. 5*550w Canadian solar panels, and my battery is 228ah (24v pack) lithium.

I didn't do the connections myself, I have a close relative installer who did that. But I believe he connected earthing wire to the inverter, and it's the one made for the mains (even though I'm not connected to mains anymore, I'm fully offgrid).

TechGeek777:


Hello bro, do you mind sharing your experience with your SRNE hybrid inverter?

Hi boss, the inverter is working great. No issue whatsoever.

I'm using it to power my freezer and fridge (not inverters ones), 0.75 interdab submersible pump (during the day), lighting, fans, laptop and other small stuffs. However, I haven't gone over 50% load capacity yet since I've gotten it.

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I boyght 2 mi band 7 from anonymousey, and he delivers. I also like his customers service as he constantly helped track the package till it got to me. Kudos!

DOVgadgets:
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This particular model was gotten on Saturday from a vendor from Nairaland and I kid you not
The packaging is impressive
Sound quality is awesome and yes
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I’d score this headset a solid 8.5/10
Price is good,sound is amazing and lastly it can last for 7-8 hours on a single charge (I confirmed)
And uses a usb type c(included in the box)

I just got one too from @ceenachi, he has a great customer service and went out of his way to deliver the headphone to me... The headphone sounds good as well and I like the packaging.

samir101ng:


The JiaBaida BMS has an 8S version. If you are in doubt about the version you need, you can message the seller directly to guide you on the specific model that you need to select before making payment. The active balance function is meant to keep your cells balanced and spreads the cells voltage from high voltage cells to low voltage cells. This function occurs over a period of days as you actively cycle your cells. This is not the same as top balancing new cells before connecting them to a BMS and starting to use it.

Top balancing a cell depends on a lot of variables chief among them being that the internal resistance of your batteries are closely matched as possible. Another is that your cells pull the full capacity of their name plate 280ah should pull 280ah or higher not 220ah. To be sincere with you, most of the people i know and even i will recommend taking the time and top balancing your cells well with an external charger before commissioning them. Even with Lead Acid batteries. This is because the cells arrive at a lower state of charge (30%) and charging them to full saves you a lot of headache in the future. You can go ahead and couple the cells together and charge them with the BMS with the expectation that the active balancer will smoothen things over time but why take the risk of a runaway cell voltage bringing your system down.

Thank you so much for the in depth explanation... Fully comprehend it now. Stay blessed

samir101ng:


Daly BMS is a good BMS brand and affordable. Another two brands you can check out also is Jiabaida & Jikon BMS both on AliExpress. They come with active balancers and are in use by many DIY enthusiasts on this thread. I however prefer the Jiabaida (JBD) for its use by multiple OEMS like OverKill BMS https://overkillsolar.com/ who customize it further and update the software.

After in depth research, I've gone for the JBD. I realise I could just ask the JBD CS on aliexpress questions I might have bothering the bms installation.
Total ordering cost = $84

samir101ng:


Daly BMS is a good BMS brand and affordable. Another two brands you can check out also is Jiabaida & Jikon BMS both on AliExpress. They come with active balancers and are in use by many DIY enthusiasts on this thread. I however prefer the Jiabaida (JBD) for its use by multiple OEMS like OverKill BMS https://overkillsolar.com/ who customize it further and update the software.

Thank you boss. This Jiabaida (JBD) BMS looks complex (but interesting) to me compared to Daly. What's really confusing is the number of wires that came with it. The Daly for example came with the right amount of cable mouth (8s = 8 pieces of cable to attach to the battery) which seems pretty straightforward. I am expecting a 24v battery setup which will use a BMS 8s, where will the rest of the wires go assuming I'm using a JDB BMS? I have attached a screenshot of the wire that I'm referring to.

Additionally, does the balancer that comes with the JBD means I won't need to worry about my Cells not having a balanced charge out of the box, meaning that once I use JBD bms, it will balance them automatically, and I won't have to worry about looking to balance the cells before setting them up?

Kindly enlighten me on these... Thanks!

Edited: Also boss, from the little research I've carried out, I want to ask if it's necessary to top balance the lifepo4 cells when you buy them from 3.2v to let's say 3.5-3.6v?
Would the output performance became worse overtime if I didn't?

Because I noticed that to top balance a battery, you need a power source that needs to run for hours (if not days depending on the cell capacity you have), set to a certain amps, and I noticed that this needs to be done by someone that knows what they are doing in order not to fry the battery by overcharging them.

Some videos I watched even claimed that the active top balancer that comes with bms is not entirely reliable...

@ojesky
@valto
Kindly help share your thoughts on this.

Thanks

samir101ng:


Your welcome .

Glad to hear it worked out. You can add a wifi dongle to the inverter for remote monitoring & communication later as an upgrade.

Try and get those Yingli panels from their office since its been confirmed to be in stock. You won't regret it. Hope you get a very good 100A BMS for your LifeP04 batteries. Don't forget to use rated breakers and surge protection in the install of your inverter. Also, let it be properly grounded and connected to your earth system to avoid surge/lightning strikes that can damage your system.

Hi boss, is this BMS brand okay?

I'm planning to buy all this small stuffs before getting the panels next month.

samir101ng:
Yingli Panels

Head Office: 58, Opebi Rd., Ikeja, Lagos
Tel: +234-809-231-9709 +234-809-231-9708
E-mail: nigeria@yingli.com
Alaba Branch:
BP7/8, G/F., Bonic Plaza, Opp. MTN Office, Ojo Rd.,
Alaba, Lagos Tel: +234-810-465-1242 +234-806-568-3487

I hope this information is still correct. You may wish to make further inquiries.

Just seeing this... Thanks

samir101ng:


Your welcome .

Glad to hear it worked out. You can add a wifi dongle to the inverter for remote monitoring & communication later as an upgrade.

Try and get those Yingli panels from their office since its been confirmed to be in stock. You won't regret it. Hope you get a very good 100A BMS for your LifeP04 batteries. Don't forget to use rated breakers and surge protection in the install of your inverter. Also, let it be properly grounded and connected to your earth system to avoid surge/lightning strikes that can damage your system.

Thank you for all the great insights you listed above boss, I really appreciate them. Concerning the panels, I couldn't find any official contact info about the Yingli distributors online when I use Google search. Kindly help share it if you have it. I want to ask them about the prices and see may be I will be buying the panels in small quanties of 2 pieces or more depending on my pocket each month. Thanks once again...

ojeysky:


Can you share specification of the inverter? Are you sure it's hybrid inverter?

It is according to the manual and the pdf doc I got.

***Nairaland is reducing the quality of the pictures***

ojeysky:


Let us know if the inverter sells for 200k but I doubt that

The price is #235k for the 3.3kva, and I've gotten it today as I was made aware that the price will be going up soon anytime from tomorrow.

thanks for the recommendation... @ samir101ng

samir101ng:


I will recommend you get a 24v 3.5kva SRNE Hybrid inverter with a built-in MPPT (150v). A 3.5kva should be able to handle all your current & future loads (deep freezer) and with a built-in MPPT saves you the cost of buying a separate charge controller. SRNE is also a good brand with an authorized dealer in Lagos for your warranty issues. But dollar prices are going up so you may need to adjust your budget a little. Contact Mr Ugo below for a quote. For solar panels, i recommend you get Yingli solar panels from their dealer in Lagos. A 380W or 450W panel should be okay for your setup (8 pieces). Yingli solar panels are budget friendly and far more reliable than those nameless chinese panels that are flooding the market.

https://www.srnesolar.com/

HM Solar Co Ltd
10b Prince Jude Nwabueze Street, Greenfield Estate,
Ago Palace Way, Isolo, Lagos, Nigeria
Olive Estate, Alhaji Ganiyu Olaiya Street, off navy gate
Satellite Town, Lagos
+2348034490636
+2347040329474
+2349050884061
hmsolarcoltd@gmail.com

Thank you boss... �� I will contact him.

ojeysky:


Good start you can either run 12v in Parallel (cheapest route) if your inverter supports lithium charging or you get a 24v inverter and run your cells in 24v....all the best

Thank you boss, I'm planning to setup a 24v system with the batteries, so I know I will need to buy a new 24v inverter. The problem is that I don't know which brand of inverter to buy yet that is not too expensive but reliable (the Microtek I bought developed fault within 6 months of usage) and the capacity that's ideal for my setup... Also whether to buy inverter first or be buying panels one by one.

Might I add that I currently have #200k to invest this month towards the project, so I want to invest it wisely... Thank you

I hail and thank all the bosses in the house, and I appreciate the immense effort of everyone helping we the newbies.

I currently have a 12v setup, which includes:
2 x 100ah lead acid
4 x 100w panels
12v 1050 microtek inverter (it doesn't charge with grid anymore, only from solar panels. It used to charge from both source when it was first installed last year Oct).

Now, I planning to upgrade, and people around me said the battery is the first component that one needs to acquire, so I ordered 8 pieces of CATL130ah from Alibaba which I'm expecting to be delivered around Dec/January.

I plan to be getting the other materials needed little by little because funds are not readily available. I need help on what to focus on getting next which is very important and can help with my system.

And I also need the best setup recommendation to get the optimum output functionality from the batteries. I currently have a load of around 1020 watts: (1 TV, 1 fridge, 1 laptop, 1 ps4, 2 qasa rechargeable fans, 1 OX fan (rated 150w) and several light bulbs (security light included)) and I hope to get a freezer in the future.

I'm planning to buy all components one by one (depending on my financial capability) and then call an installer to help with it as my knowledge is not enough to DIY at the moment.

Thank you...

Dozieson:


Corolla is supposed to do 550-600km with full tank

I'm missing a lot then...

SamuelLoch:



All these mechanics wey get sense pass vehicle designers. Abeg, go for the default design of the vehicle o. At the end of the day, na your pocket go lose weight, their own go add weight

Alright boss, thanks a lot.

2special:
you supposed say " You will do that" not " I will try and do that"

Okay baba, I will do that

GAZZUZZ:


kindly buy a complete fuel pump assy that came with your car.

What you have currently done is installed a fuel pump and bypassed the fuel pressure regulator.


This will.be my last response .

I will try and do that. Thank you for your time

Hello bosses in the house, my fuel pump went bad in February, and my rewire changed it. My rewire did not replace the entire fuel pump back then, just the main engine (that round iron silver thing).

After the fix, I noticed that the car sometimes takes like 2 cranks before it starts, and I was told may be my battery is on the verge of giving up (that was the battery that was in the car when I bought it as tokunbo this Jan), alas, I bought a new battery, but the issue still persist once in a while.

Fast forward to last month, the car jerked roughly, and lose acceleration while on speed. I called the rewire and he confirmed the fuel pump is gone as it doesn't supply fuel to the engine.

Now he suggested that I shouldn't use the fuel pump that came with the car, that they are the short type and are quick to develop faults, instead I should get a tokunbo variant that is long which is for camry or some Toyota brand/model like that (I know mechanics and anyone with experience would understand what I'm trying to say). So I obliged, and he fixed that into the car, and the car now starts immediately I turn the ignition (so it was the fuel pump that causes those cranking all along and not the battery as the rewire guy suggested).

My issue now is that I noticed the car consumes fuel than usual. I will attach a screenshot of my ODO meter before and after a roughly 24km distance. At the rate the car consumes fuel, I doubt I can average the 350-400km per 50+ ltrs(the full tank) that I see some people boast of with corolla 03-07.

So I am here to table it to my ogas who might have a better understanding of what is going on.. Or may be I'm just been paranoid with the fuel consumption thing.

I humbly await your suggestions.

Thank you.

cc GAZZUZZ

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