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Good day guys! Anybody in the house with 24v BLS? Costs? Seems my batteries are feeling the" change" on going in the country! ![]() |
GeorgeD1:Oga GeorgeD1! Most welcome!! We no even see your tail light..................... ![]() |
Thanks Bros, I now know I have a lot of work to do. My generator in the outhouse got hit too with the AVR damaged, thankfully that was easy to replace. earthrealm: |
[quote author=abunafiu post=48631368]the chief marketer. A friend who became a brother . very aggressive in marketing. "abeg do transfer quick make I do ur weighbil sharply". "abeg call me make we talk, I no get time for all your whatsapp wahala.. abeg send the money". it pays to be good sir frankie. proud of you bro .[/quot Kai ! My brother, you are describing the Kiekie I know, walahi!!!! ![]() |
chris81964:I hardly use the inverter, but about a few days ago I conected it to an old battery to test the battery. I didnt disconect the batt thereafter but inverter was switched off and in the middle of the room and NOT CONNECTED TO ANYTHING. There was just a loud bang with bright flash of light within the house. The inverter started smoking with that wierd light on . My main inverter ( 2.4KW HYBRID) which was in use at the time of the lightning strike of course died a natural death. My auxilliary inverter Sukham 1.4kva also connected to its own battery bank beside the main inverter was spared and thats what I am using now. I had 2 CC working at that time and both continued as if nothing happened. My beef is the issue of the small inverter. Paradoxically I thought this specific house was not thunder prone and i had only an earthing system in place. |
I am now thouroughly confused. I had a lightning strike again today. MY SUKHAM 12V INVERTER ATTACHED TO A BATTERY BUT NOT SWITCHED ON OR CONNECTED TO THE HOUSE IN ANY FORM CAUGHT FIRE!!! IT WAS A COMPLETE STAND ALONE SYSTEM, REDUNDANT AND NOT IN USE IN ANY FORM. What to do now o ![]() ![]()
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whyx06:What ?? ? Are you guys sure you saw a real doctor or maybe you were not sure off exactly what was done for your sister? Kindly let your sister be seen in a big hospital with specialists in women care as soon as possible. |
ElPhoche:The stupid parents most likely never took the child for surgery when the thing was small but quick to show a visiting doctor! Also see conlusion: no local expertise! Insult upon injury!! Like you rightly said a lot of such surgeries take place in Nigeria daily and I am sure also in Ghana. The parents must have sensed the visiting doctor was a bit daft sha and it seems they were right! |
![]() Na small small I reach this level o! By the way, the systems are not all for domestic use and I still get plenty plenty Ogas for this forum. zeestone99: |
temizeee:I have 2. One with pwm 50amp and another with 60amp mppt. I have a total of 4.5kw panels of Mono 1.53kw, poly 1.04kw and thin films 2.0kw. Five inverters of one 5kw, two 2.4kw, one 1.4kva and one 800va (my backup ), all pure sine wave. Two 60amp 24v external chargers. Three mppt CCs that are alive and well- one 60amp and two 30amp minus the hybrids. |
Thanks! I will surely do some research. Right now I am surely scared of a third occurrence. bigrovar: |
bigrovar:It was. That was the 2nd time in about one year. Initially depended on the house grouding but after the first episode, I decided to reground the whole house AND the solar system separately (making 2 for house and 3rd for the solar setup). I also bought the Midnight solar thunder arrestors (ac/dc) but unfortunately delayed connecting it until this last episode. I have since connected the DC arrestor BUT made sure no grid (AC) connection to my inverter at all. So there is now two parallel system in the house and not automatic changeover. I have external charger connected to Gen only.
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DUNKA:Though I have 2 flooded batteries, they are not connected to that system. Kindly see the picture of the batteries I connected below. 6 as 24v.
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temizeee:Thanks Bro! I thought you've abandoned me! ![]() You know I was into Hybrid system even before I got my first solar panel, so I just switched to hybrid setup for the time being. See instantaneous yield below.
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badaru1:My apologies if I pass myself across as a Guru. I bought two of them with the intention of using them as bulk chargers and I had never tried using them otherwise; I have never attempted to verify the full capabilities neither do I have the technical know-how to do so. They were bought used and never came with spec sheet. I am happy with the performance for what I bought them for and like I said before, I will rather have this charger than nothing. |
chris81964:I got it off/ through a friend as left over from a project. Contacted him recently for a friend on this forum. He claimed the panels he has now are not from the same manufacturer but a German company. Efficiency said to be better. Panels 140w @ 70 -75v range. He was not with the exact specifications where he was.Price is high 49k @ 350/watt. He claimed dollar wahala. My system was thunderstruck a few weeks back and my EP solar 60amps MPPT cc was damaged . My measurements prior to the incident was encouraging. I generated 1.1kw by 10.31am despite the day being a bit cloudy. I am presently using an hybrid system which only calculates instantaneous yield and not total harvest. The performance seems OK but I don't have actual figures.
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[quote author=Gadaffii post=47249828]Hello Doctor I was recently exposed. Please can I get a PEP drug in a pharmacy. Does it have side effects: Also what is the cost estimate, someone mentioned 50,000 per week. Thank you as u respond.[/byquote] Pls report in any big/ government hospital near you immediately. Treatment should be free and the earlier the better! |
DMerciful:I think a fuller explanation will be of help. This type of charger is a bulk charger and has its use. I use it 4hours a day connected to a 24v 600amp setup with the rest of the charging done by my 1400w solar panels on 60amp MPPT CC. To use that charger only or use it without good monitoring is extremely dangerous for you batteries. To leave your batteries empty /drained for long is also bad. I will rather have this than nothing. |
http://www.solar-electric.com/deep-cycle-battery-faq.html This site gives a lot of background info! |
adanny01:Na wah o! I humbly doff my hat!! |
Chukzyfcb:I will attempt to answer this. I have a business that must have power supply 24/7. This is my 6th year and 10th generator (6 petrol, 4 diesel including two 3.5kva, one 5.5 Lister and the biggest is a 15kva diesel.) About a year ago I installed a 5kva inverter coupled to 4 deep cycle batteries and 1.4kw solar panels. This decision I have not regretted as I will analyse below. First: The CHEAPEST power source in Nigeria is the National grid (Nepa of Old) BUT this is almost always unreliable for business. Secondly: A good business centre should run from 8am to 6pm or even 8pm if in a school area, increasing the fuel use by 50%. Thirdly: For his power need he will have to get a bigger gen set than a 2.8kva!!!! Otherwise the generator will be dead in 3 months carrying that load for 8 hours a day. A 5kva gen is more realistic. Finally: the worth of anything you purchase is more meaningful is considered over a reasonable lifespan. So my calculations will be based over 3 years of usage since the common deep cycle batteries in Nigeria's lifespan is 3 years . Now to calculations: Gen 5kva petrol :130-150,000 Fuel@150/L X15L/dayX300 working days per year X 3 years = 2,025,000 Maintenance cost (oil/servicing/parts)@ 50,000X 3= 150,000 Total = @ 2,325,000 That is 2.3 million to provide NOISY power for 12 hours. //////////////////////////////////////////////// Now to solar - inverter set up that can last for 24 hours or more of heavy usage. 5kva pure sine wave inverter : 200,000 2 X 60amp charge controllers : 200,000 12X 250w Mono solar panels@ 60k: 720,000 8 X 12v 200amp deep cycle batteries : 640,000 Installation costs/ accessories @ 200,000 Total : 1,960,000 That means for the generator person to enjoy 24/7 power over the first 3 years, he will pay 2.3 million X 2 =4.6million compared to solar setup of @ 2 million with change. Since solar panels can last 25 years or more, the cost benefits keep accumulating yearly. The only component that you need to change as efficiency reduces is the batteries. The ONLY negative of solar - inverter power system is the INITIAL cost of purchase and installation. After that comes the enjoyment!! |
adanny01:Might be supplying some medical equipments like a CT scan. Power failure highly undesirable! |
xreakz:Basically your panels charge your batteries through the charge controller. What determines the power you get at a given time is the capacity of your inverter and the volume of juice (current) the batteries can supply to it to do its work! Your panel sizing now determines how quickly you can replace the current being drained from the batteries. |
examhall:Kudos!!!! Please how much were the mobile ponds and where did you get them? Thanks |
seggexco:What you have is called Aquagenic (water caused) pruiritus. Kindly google on it. All the best! |
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purity22:You possibly had a form of urinary tract infection. kindly check this site for more details http://patient.info/health/cystitis-urine-infection-in-women . |
painedbro:Bros, I think you need to cool down ! it seems to me that you are more worried about the having the STD than having symptoms really suggestive of one!! Please calm down before you are SCAMMED by HUNGRY people into taking drugs that will HARM you than HELP you. !!! |
Panzerfaust:That picture must be just after he died BEFORE the embalming process. |

