eleojo23:


Is it really full hd?

Does it have "audio out" or earphone port?

I believe it has a power adapter too, right?

saint2ace:


Can it be connected in series?

JUO:
100ah/12v lithium battery available
Maximum charge current 50A
Maximum discharge current 50A
Maximum charge voltage 14.8v
low voltage disconnect 10v
Series connection: yes
Parallel connection: yes
over 3000 on cycle at 80% DOD
Weight 13kg
Cell: 32650
Price 170k
080-987-337-09

NairaBaba:
Setup with Siemens LOGO 8

The PLC takes analog inputs; Panel voltage,controllers
Current and battery voltage as 0-10v .

Panel voltage,controllers Current and battery voltage are converted to 0-10v by voltage and current transmitters, which can be read by PLC.


The Programmable logic controller gives you endless
Process variables ( Solar panel voltage and current, battery voltage, solar panel power production) control while minimising hardwares such as relays, contactors, switches etc. PLC makes changes to Solar set-up easy and flexible as changes are made in the PLC software . PlC are primarily for industrial control but there are relatively cheap PlCs in the market for home automation.

post=93230407:

80a Fangpusun 150k
60a Fangpusun 125k
3.5kw/48v XTM 460k
5.5kw/48 XTH 930K

ebocoms:
Good day,

Please I need Fangpusun VE. Direct to USB cable. Any vendor who has it in stock should please leave his contact.

Thank you.

JUO:
80a Fangpusun 150k
60a Fangpusun 125k
3.5kw/48v XTM 460k
5.5kw/48 XTH 930K
080-987-337-09

Dkev:


Can it be connected in series(for 24v) or is there a 24v version? There seems to be a tiny lcd screen on the battery, what does that display?

JUO:
80a Fangpusun 150k
60a Fangpusun 125k
3.5kw/48v XTM 460k
5.5kw/48 XTH 930K

JUO:
Variable charger 40A
2v-17v price 45k

JUO:
100ah/12v lithium battery available
Maximum charge current 50A
Maximum discharge current 50A
Maximum charge voltage 14.8v
low voltage disconnect 10v
over 3000 on cycle at 80% DOD
Weight 13kg
Cell: 32650
Price 170k

ceaser:


Abeg, which decoder dey chop 30 watts? Na those old type of decoders Una dey use?

Except it's DSTV PVR decoder which I believe won't even fully gulp more than 15w to 20w consumption, most other decoders are in the range of 3 watts, 4 watts

If your 43 inch TV has energy saving option and you get it activated, you can end up with lower consumption of between 40 watts to 45 watts.

GeorgeD1:


Lolz. Bros, na your lithium batteries i go come carry as replacement

GeorgeD1:

Lolz. Go ahead bro. Nothing do u

ojeysky:


Lol that's understandable, as to BMS you mean your 12v BMS is over 100k?

ojeysky:


Depending on charging source, at 3.45v can get the battery full.....you were probably already at over 90% when you stopped. The charging current would have tapered down if you allowed it a few more minutes. Just curious why did you stop? Were you doing the charging without BMS?

spartacus11:


Wow thats nice was it 4 of the battery you connected in series or it was above 4??

ojeysky:


Yeah since it's still new you will get a little above capacity (say 110AH) just for a few cycle. Trust me it was almost full by the time you started the test

spartacus11:


Wow this thing sweet , 1274Wh is it the juice you have used out of the system? Yes
I am in love with this

Please which meter is this that is displaying the battery and usage info