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temizeee:
i thinks those panels are 24v 200 watt right?

temizeee:
does the 60A mppt goes for 60k? will need 1 piecies of 60A mppt
do u av 30A/45A mppt? if yes i will need 1 too.name d price
will need abt 10 pieces of 200 watt panels

temizeee:
feflo do u av 60 amp 24v cc? do you av solar panels also? state d price.thanks

Pakingzzz:
Please how many months guarantee does your locally made inverters have?

makavele:
Good quote, but the solar system is a little bit high ohh. quick questions for you:
With your above configuration, can i literally yank my electric wires off the pole and say goodbye to PHCN.
Cos normally, PHCN only gives us power for just about 3 days in a whole week . . .

During the day, can this config enable me use the inverter while charging it at the same time?
Or i have to switch it off to charge it well?

How long will it take the solar system to charge the batteries from zero to full? if i am not charging with a generator !

makavele:
Good quote, but the solar system is a little bit high ohh. quick questions for you:
With your above configuration, can i literally yank my electric wires off the pole and say goodbye to PHCN.
Cos normally, PHCN only gives us power for just about 3 days in a whole week . . .

During the day, can this config enable me use the inverter while charging it at the same time?
Or i have to switch it off to charge it well?

How long will it take the solar system to charge the batteries from zero to full? if i am not charging with a generator !

You definitely cannot yank off utility with this, solar to me has no end point but this is a very good starting point, with this you will comfortably sleep with your fans working every day (if well managed), you will also watch TV and keep your lights on and also do some blending.
You can use it during the day while charging.
No inverter will allow you use your battery to zero point but this arrangement will give your battery bank enough juice to see you through the night.

Many Thanks

makavele:
Good quote, but the solar system is a little bit high ohh. quick questions for you:
With your above configuration, can i literally yank my electric wires off the pole and say goodbye to PHCN.
Cos normally, PHCN only gives us power for just about 3 days in a whole week . . .

During the day, can this config enable me use the inverter while charging it at the same time?
Or i have to switch it off to charge it well?

How long will it take the solar system to charge the batteries from zero to full? if i am not charging with a generator !

You definitely cannot yank off utility with this, solar to me has no end point but this is a very good starting point, with this you will comfortably sleep with your fans working every day (if well managed), you will also watch TV and keep your lights on and also do some blending.
You can use it during the day while charging.
No inverter will allow you use your battery to zero point but this arrangement will give your battery bank enough juice to see you through the night.

Many Thanks

makavele:
i once visited a friend who uses an inverter and i could see that while using it, his TV set has some wavy lines (sometin like electrical noise)
i guess that's as a result of the M S Wave, if i am not mistaken ?

makavele:
pls quote for a system that would power :

2 units of 32" LCD TV
1 dstv decoder
1 refrigerator (optional)
10 energy saving bulbs ( 5 will be intermittent ; 5 will remain permanently on)
1 home theatre system
2 fans
1 laptop

system will be charged with PCHN and/or SOLAR PANELS . . so pls what amount of solar watts would be needed
to charge the above . . ? and how long it would take to charge from zero to full . .

thanks.

makavele:
lest i forget . .

what's d diff. btwn. your modified sine wave ;

and

the pure sine wave models ?

obosirow:
Thanks for the info. Can the 300w go cheaper?