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5. Hw much is your 1500w & 2000w inverter? I have 1200W for 25k and 2000W for 45k without external charger. The external will depend on the light situation in your area. Thanks |
4. Is your inverter wt charger & auto switch? Or charger is bought separate? Yes with in built 3 stage intelligent charger and auto switch. |
2. If I hv 1500w inverter wt 200ah deep cycle battery, hw long (average no. of hrs) wil it last for: 1 unit x 21" TV 1 unit x decoder 1 unit x laptop 2 units x ceiling fan 8 units x bulb of 60w each A 1500W Inverter using a single 12V 200ah deep cycle battery Total battery watthr is 12V x 200ah equals 2400W Your inverter is not designed to drain the battery completely, assuming you only have 1800W usable battery watthours. Your total load stated above is about 800W. This means that your Inverter should work for 3hours. Take note, when using inverter, its not expected that all the above mentioned load will all be ON at thesame time so if well managed you can have like 6hours or more out of the battery. Thanks I will respond to the other questions later, once again, thanks. |
1. What diff. is there btw 1500w & 2000w inverter? What can 2000w do dat 1500w will nt be able 2 do? Enlighten d house. Literally, your question is like asking the difference between N1500 and N2000. Everyone knows that N2000 will purchase more goods than N1500 but technically, a 2000W inverter has a greater load carrying capacity than a 1500W inverter. Assuming in my house, i have an Electric Iron rated 1000W, a fridge rated 200W and Ceiling fan rated 50W. My total load becomes 1250W. A fridge will require 2.5times the rated watt to start, this means a fridge will need 500W to start. If your inverter is 1500W, its not possible for you to be using your Iron and still put on the fridge, the inverter will shut down on overload but the 2000W inverter will pick all your load at the same time. Hope this answers your question and thanks for your interest. |
feflo: Solar Cable |
1.2kw at Ajah Total cost 94k
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1.2kw Inverter at ketu Total cost 95k
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2Kw Inverter Installation at Ogudu using four fairly new batteries Total cost - N165k
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Previous Installation and price 2kw Inverter installation at Ajah. Total cost - N180k
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Solar Cable High quality wire is a key factor for your system. choosing the lowest cost wire usually result in systems that are inefficient. For solar current, high grade solar wire is the best option. We sell pure copper solar wire, encased in a rubber sheathing.The rubber sheathing on solar wire protects against electrical shock in damp conditions and prevents damage from outdoor elements and the sun. Batteries How much power does a battery hold? True deep cycle batteries contain Watts, AMPS and Volts. Viewing the label on a battery, we can see how many volts and amps a battery contains. By multiplying the VOLTS times the AMPS we can estimate how many WATTS of power that battery holds. VOLTS x AMPS = WATTS PER BATTERY 6 Volt Battery x 250 AMPS = 1,500 Watts 12 Volt Battery x 100 AMPS = 1,200 Watts Using Solar to Charge a Battery The big question – How long will it take to charge a battery? If a battery holds about 1,200 watts of power. It would probably take a 100 watt solar panel about twelve hours to charge that battery from empty to full. In comparison it would probably take a 50 watt solar panel about twenty four hours to charge that same battery from empty to full. The above was culled from solarpenny.com |
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feflo: For more contact FEMI on 08023662352 and 08165304602 |
ceejay80s: Ì need 30AH or 50AH deep cycle batteryThe minimum ah I have is 100ah and is 25k each |
cccimisioluwa: what is the cost of 200ah200ah is 52k as stated above, I have VIL, MHB and ROYCEE batteries and the guarantee on them is 6months. Thanks for your enquiries. |
Total Installation cost for the 1.2kw is 95k. Breakdown 12v 200ah battery (brandnew) - 52k 1.2kw power inverter - 25k Installation & transport - 18k
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arbitrage: Thanks for feedback but here above is the question I asked beforeI have stopped bringing in the 8000W because it has no in built charger and getting an external charger is becoming extremely difficult for me. Thanks |
Total Installation cost for the 1.2kw is 95k. Breakdown 12v 200ah battery (brandnew) - 52k 1.2kw power inverter - 25k Installation & transport - 18k
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Total Installation cost for the 1.2kw is 95k. Breakdown 12v 200ah battery (brandnew) - 52k 1.2kw power inverter - 25k Installation & transport - 18k
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Total Installation cost for the 1.2kw is 95k. Breakdown 12v 200ah battery (brandnew) - 52k 1.2kw power inverter - 25k Installation & transport - 18k
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Total Installation cost for the 1.2kw is 95k. Breakdown 12v 200ah battery (brandnew) - 52k 1.2kw power inverter - 25k Installation & transport - 18k
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1.2kw Inverter Installation done over the weekend at ketu
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alldruns1: Alright, d explanation is now clear. Hoping 2 see d pic shortly. |
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alldruns1: Are u referring 2 d point where u plug in appliances on d inverter e.g. TV, fan, etc? If yes, does it mean it serves dual purposes? As in, u plug in your tv there & u also charge wt Nepa light frm there? Like I'm nt getting something clear.... Pls clarify.The inverter has two ends, the front and the back end. The front end is where you plug your loads, that is the output AC power of the inverter. The other end which is the back end where you connect the positive and the negative cables coming from your battery. That back end also has an AC supply receptacle where your supply from utility or generator is plugged in. Its the same power cable used in computers and some electronics. I cannot upload the pix now cos I'm using my phone, I can only promise to do before the close of work today. Thanks so much. |
Thanks for your interest and questions alldruns1: 1. Is d auto change-over a separate item frm d power inverter itself or inbuilt.1. The auto changeover is built into the inverter. 2. The end that contains the DC cables (I.e + & - ), also has an AC socket receptacle where the incoming AC supply is plugged. It might not be clear due to the orientation of the camera. I will try and upload another pix clearly showing this. Once again thanks. |
feflo: “If you cannot do great things, do small things in a great way.” |
feflo: for more info call FEMI on 08023662352, 08165304602 |
feflo: PWM Controllers: |
PWM Controllers: A FET switch is used, under control of some algorithm, to rapidly connect a power source, to a battery. The switch "makes" and "breaks" many times a second, to control the charge. (Pulse Width Modulation) When the battery is quite low, the FET switch is ON, and the panels are connected directly to the battery, and since PC panels are a "current source" their voltage drops (or is pulled low to the battery voltage) and some power is lost, depending on the difference of the Vpmax of the solar, and the present voltage of the batteries. PV voltage - Battery voltage = Difference x Amps = Lost wattage Note if the array was a 200W array, amps would be 11.11Aa 18V @ 11.11A = 200watts Assuming the voltage of the battery is 12.2V, then the power loss will be 18V PV - 12.2V battery = 5.8V @ 11.11amps = 64.438W lost So a 200W panel array will only give 135W of power to the battery
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feflo: For more contact FEMI on 08023662352 and 08165304602 |
arbitrage: You didn't answer my question in the past, earlier up in your thread here but I hope you will do this time. Is this power inverter better or advisable than going for pure sine wave inverter?Sorry if I didn't answer your question in the past, its definitely an error of omission. Pure sine wave inverters are the most advanced form of inverters, so in terms of performance they are fairly better than modified sine wave. Note that they are pretty pricey and that's why modified sine wave remains the most common inverter. If money is not an issue, I'll advise pure sine wave but if otherwise, modified. Hope that answers your question and thanks so much for interest. |
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