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forsaleitem:
REQUEST

Tribe: Yoruba
Age: mid 30
Occupation: Working (Self Business)
Location: Ogun state

Needs a man between the ages of 32yrs & above for serious relationship that will leads to marriage. Interested man must be Yoruba, lives in Ogun state, working class & God fearing

WhatsApp 09081577626

forsaleitem:
REQUEST

Tribe: Igbo
Age: mid 20s
Occupation: Working
Location: Lagos

Needs a man between the ages of 26 - 35yrs for serious relationship that will leads to marriage. Interested man must be Igbo, working class & God fearing

WhatsApp 09081577626

Hero2t:
It should work. My 80watts fridge draws about 600W when the compressor is starting which is well within the operating parameters of your inverter. But have you considered getting a 1.5kva inverter instead of a bedside fridge? You can sell this, add money, and buy a bigger one. That way you can take advantage of your current fridge's bigger capacity.

Hero2t:
I don't have any recommendations. The most ideal would probably be a model that uses an inverter compressor. I haven't used one personally but I have heard folks who do say that they don't have surge. The compressor gradually ramps up.

The 60w hisense should work too.

Hero2t:
It should work. My 80watts fridge draws about 600W when the compressor is starting which is well within the operating parameters of your inverter. But have you considered getting a 1.5kva inverter instead of a bedside fridge? You can sell this, add money, and buy a bigger one. That way you can take advantage of your current fridge's bigger capacity.

Hero2t:
It should work. My 80watts fridge draws about 600W when the compressor is starting which is well within the operating parameters of your inverter. But have you considered getting a 1.5kva inverter instead of a bedside fridge? You can sell this, add money, and buy a bigger one. That way you can take advantage of your current fridge's bigger capacity.

Hero2t:
I checked the model on jumia and saw the surge as 1200W. It can't carry the 152W fridge.

Hero2t:
Any fridge that consumes under 60W should be okay. Go to a show room and check for what is available within that range.

What is the surge capacity of your inverter by the way?

edlion57:
Mud pot refrigerator

psucc:
Good afternoon Sir,
Please I am in a srict budget. I need a system that will charge my laptop 90w (preferably, in the daytime), then tv(dell monitor), at least 5 lighting points (will change all bulbs to 5w) and decoder.
All items for at least 3-5hours in the evening.
Fan can wait.
My budget is very low.like how much will that take

Obnoxious2001:
This is quite normal.
For batteries to charge, u need a voltage higher than the batteries voltage, so I can attribute it to the extra voltage from solar panel.

Please try to charge the batteries full before using them after the previous incident.

That aside, weather has been bad for sometime now, for the first time my 12v system off on me....

Good job you are doing keep it up

Obnoxious2001:
You DIY nice.
However your connection seem to be the problem.

Please go back and reconfigure it.
+ve of panel 1 to +ve of panel 2 and vice versa.

While doing this, please try to measure the voltage of the panels individually.

Obnoxious2001:
You DIY nice.
However your connection seem to be the problem.

Please go back and reconfigure it.
+ve of panel 1 to +ve of panel 2 and vice versa.

While doing this, please try to measure the voltage of the panels individually.

Obnoxious2001:
I can't use the bars to tell what's happening.
The voltage will make it easier.

How did u know the connection of the solar panels.

Obnoxious2001:
Yes it is