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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

spartacus11:
U be business man, u go sell na make i put ur money together first

Or na Idaboski go settle our matter

essegis:
Thanks for this. This has gone a long way answering my question. But how many panels do you think he combined together to achieve this kinda output.

essegis:
Hello GeorgeD1,

After this your post I went hunting for the Morningstar CC that offers 200A and could not find. Could you please educate us on how you achieved the 190A showing on your screen? A lot of us are willing to learn.

While at it what's your cable size for such an amperage. Thanks. I'm also interested in the number and rating of panels that can give above 10kw instantaneous.

spartacus11:
Ok so we will deal on the lifepo4 battery

spartacus11:
The Battery or the BMS?

spartacus11:
4pcs of the Battery 3.2*4=12.8V

How much for the BMS