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bodeface:
Thanks to @iheanyi4u for your comment, @Protein0 your pricing noted, I understand you are a dealer and wouldn't want to condemn any of your product, but to every Xiaomist in the house, help a newbie Xiaomi phones has a lot of variety and can be very confusing, help out on this, appreciate all.

bodeface:
Good Morning House.

A newbie is asking, assuming the cost is not a challenge which of the Xiaomi phone will you go for (or is the best)?

What is the best budget (Cost effective in relations to all round performance) Xiaomi Phone?

Also, please name three top dealers in this forum which delivers problem free and at a good rate for Xiaomi Phone purchases.

Appreciate all responses [/size][size=8pt]

onatisi:
Available

DMerciful:
My rèco is to go for 2*3 configuration so that combined Voc is 84V. Use 16mm cable or more for ur installation. Doing 3*2 will give u Voc of 126V and for a 24v system, the pull down voltage will be too much so as kiekie1 said, this is best for 48v system. Cheers

mcTrinity:
price?

mcTrinity:
price?

mcTrinity:
Good day house
please, I need Solar world panel or suntech... nothing less than 300w
price please...
thanks
cheers

chris81964:
Send an email to ksolaiya@atlanticwastepower.com tell him Dr Solar sent you. What load are you running on the inverter.

bodeface:
Hello house,
Anyone with experience on Schneider product should help out on this;

Schneider Conext SW4024 Inverter tripping on F49 fault (DC Over Voltage), the battery bank is a set of eight nos of 200AH wired for 24VDC, I have monitored the charging voltage while the inverter is charging not to exceed 26.1VDC and the battery bank voltage sitting pretty at about 24.8VDC, however once the utility power is applied to the inverter after charging for about 2-3 mins will trip on F49 fault.

Has anyone experienced this before? Appreciate all comments

bodeface:
Hello house,
Anyone with experience on Schneider product should help out on this;

Schneider Conext SW4024 Inverter tripping on F49 fault (DC Over Voltage), the battery bank is a set of eight nos of 200AH wired for 24VDC, I have monitored the charging voltage while the inverter is charging not to exceed 26.1VDC and the battery bank voltage sitting pretty at about 24.8VDC, however once the utility power is applied to the inverter after charging for about 2-3 mins will trip on F49 fault.

Has anyone experienced this before? Appreciate all comments

Barezzi:
Dunno if you got any answers to this, but none to the best of my professional knowledge.
I'm presently constructing one to carry my 24 panels. When i'm done with the upgrades, i'll post pics.

What's your experience so far with the Schneider inverter/accessories?

bodeface:
Hello Team,
Is there anyone / marketer that has got the Schneider Conext system Control Panel (SCP) for XW+/ SW (865-1050-01) for best price before I look outside of the group, kindly revert with your price.

harveyspec:
www.d2h.ng

they seem to be distributors for amaron batteries

DMerciful:
See my response below

bodeface:
Team DIY,

I am monitoring and inspecting my proposed site for the solar panel installation and these questions arise, I need the expert advice;

1. I observed that the area where I am proposing to install has the shadow of electric wire line (small line shadow) and small portion of the electric pole shadow that pass through the place around 2:45pm (Note I have limited space to install)

2. Whats the maximum distance between the Solar panels and the Charge controller, also between the charge controller and the battery or as long the cable are properly sized it doesn't matter?

3. Is it compulsory to install the surge controller with every installation, if so what type is cheaper and effective, where could i source this, for the combiner box must it be OEM type or can one get one locally or fabricate or is there a make shift type that could be used as I do not see so much specialty in combiner box as it looks like a small DB could be used for combining.

4. If I have two banks of battery 48VDC, 4 X 200Ah with two independent 3.5KVA inverters to each bank and I want a single PV system to charge the two banks, is it possible and if possible how will the battery configuration / connection be, also from calculation and experience what wattage of PV panels will be able to effectively charge the two bank together.

Thanks team for all help.

bodeface:
Team,
I am trying to lookup the Yachi / Yahsun and Yingli solar panel brands on the internet, I am just trying to lookup these China brands to compare with all these well know European brands,
I was able to find the Yingli website but I couldn't find any website for Yachi / Yahsun brand, I know that many people has used it and a dealer on this forum is selling these unit, can anyone who has used these unit comment on this brand, I will appreciate a link to the manufacturer website also.

babaegun:
Check out this comparison.

Saipro:
No such thing as a best, as your requirements and application would determine utility.

For the commercial versions:

- Xantrex followed up from Trace and is pretty good. Perhaps the cheapest of the lot.
- MorningStar MPPT is touted as having the best DC-DC converters (their SureSine inverter is literally unbeatable in efficiency, sorry for digressing)
- Magnum is touted as having the highest amps output. New firmware upgrades keep improving performance. Lots of input from Outback and Midnite (as developers).
- Outback is largely the brainchild of the guys who developed Xantrex. Lots of improvements and tons of new features.
- Midnite. The self-acclaimed industry standard. Has a few features not seen in others. Guys who developed the Outback went on to start Midnite. Pretty pricy too.
- Then there's SMA, odd one out of the top players but pretty nifty too. Prefers to work alone. Or be boss when working with others.

That's the evolution. Also, pricing tends to follow the ordering in the list. Where MorningStar excels at DC-DC conversion, Outback and Midnite excel at tracking the maximum power point. You decide which is more important to you (I prefer tracking here because of the rapidly changing insolation levels from cloud cover interference).

PS: You are most unlikely to fully utilise the potential of either Outback (FM series) or Midnite (Classic series) charge controllers. What are you really looking for (asides reputation and stability)?

DMerciful:
Are you a DIY guy? If no, contact any of the installers on the forum to avoid costly mistake.....see my signature

bodeface:
To the Solar Gurus in the house,
Good Morning All!
I have been following this thread for awhile and am fascinated with testimonies from those who have upgraded to RE.
I am looking at upgrading my 3.5KW, 200AH, 48V inverter system to solar since power utility company has gone on strike (LOL) in my area, can you kindly advice number of solar panels and charge controller size that will charge the system perfectly, I understand that best performing devices are not the most costly at times, kindly advice the brand and the model (solar panel & CC & others) that is cheap but yet powerful (tested and trusted) and other things I might need for the Upgrade.
Thanks to all, do have a great Sunday!

DMerciful:
Are you a DIY guy? If no, contact any of the installers on the forum to avoid costly mistake.....see my signature