₦airaland Forum

Topper33:
Guys, Please what are your take on this:

So i have been following this tread for some time and from poplular recommendations to others , I was convinced and then I ordered and received a 3.2kwh battery from a buider on this forum. The delivery was fast, no delays. Although the set did not come with any accessories, no baterries cable etc . This was as stated by the builder. ....(only the battery box in a plastic build with a small bms screen and a button). All as advertised. So no issues there. This setup cost #550k (delivery inclusive). All i got in addition was the waybill receipt

The truth is, my friend who ordered for a 26.5v(100Ah) itel 2.5kwh battery, received theirs yesterday:
To my supprise, the itel battery Bank alone was 2.5 to 3 times heavier than mine, the setup was built in a solid steel housing case, has 3 internet communication ports, and 3 other advanced looking ports. Came with ALL the comm ports cables, also came with two 20 mm solid +/- battery cables , 3 year warrenty card, thick steel wall brackets, metallic wall screws, some addtional bolts and nuts and many more.
And all this cost #481k (including delivery fee).

Now I know why people crave the itel battery pack.

Although I have to say I over expected much for mine, but the person i bought mine from did not give me the kind of attention(as a first time customer as i would have wanted) the response sometimes was quite slow (had to literally push for any information with response coming anything it comes) no step by step on how to do much. I had to ask about value to set for bulk and float etc, Had to push and ask or most times google some stuff on my own. (I am not saying the seller did anything wrong o) but sincerly I dont think I may patronise the person in the future.I like my business partners to be approacheable irrespective of the value or amount involved in the trade......(my choice)

So, the itel on the other had virtually a full hands on manual that explains EVERYTHING you can do, clearly defined warranty card and many more quality of life stuffs you know.....

Although, I for one became a bit skeptical about the build i received (when i recall the itel heavy weight and quality) but everytime i checked the jk bms app, i showed all the cells adds up to 3.2kwh (see image). Even still, my mind still tells me I should have gone with the Itel due to its solid built, wall handing capability, solid customer and aftersales support, the quality of work and support it has.
(I thought going for "3.2kwh" was better than "2.5kwh" so i had to stop my initial itel order for the local build).

Its well sha


Forgive me for my long epistle...Just wanted to air my thoughts man.

Thanks Guys

Dabss:
Put your price sir.

capnies:
How much for the 7.6kwjh 24v

Drgreatone:
Definitely not the ivem series?

AmazingG007:
Wow! Thanks for the update…that means 5kva felicity inverter I’m being offering might be fake

BlueRayDick:
It's not the figures, it's the terms I don't understand. Maybe if he can use normal plain English to tell me what N-type biracial and the other terms mean, I will understand.

It's not "biracial" o. It's "bifacial". Like it has solar cells (those blue/black squares you see on the panels) installed on both faces of the panel, as opposed to one. That way, it can capture more sunlight.

N-type, in plainsman English, is a more energy efficient type of panel than it's counterpart, the P-type.

AmazingG007:
Thank you boss…what I’m being offered are brand new felicity products and I got another link and this are the prices
5kva felicity inverter for 450,000
5kwh felicity lithium battery for 900,000
570w jinko panel 110,000….are the prices fair enough or I can get a better price and again the felicity product is it reliable ??….I appreciate your contributions sir’s

lavylilly:
Hope it money talk

Mercisharelove:
You playing too much. Get serious or you will constitute your brain to be playful

helinues:
So you have been working for years, saving for years and decided to buy a brand new Ferrari, are you not going to test drive it before paying?

qtguru:
1. Consistency I've been on Upwork since it was odes, it's just recently I started getting traction.
2. Profile optimization, I bought a course from RemoteOliver on Twitter it was like 4 usd, you have to clean up your profile.
3. Portfolio matters alot, the better your portfolio, the higher your chances.
4. Niche skill, no point finding gigs with the only skill you know, you have to upskill
5. Good communication and over delivering, once I take up a project, I usually handle the direction myself without requiring input from the owner