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Otidayor28:
Pls where can I get my washing machine repaired

Am interested in this as well

kaze4blues:
I got the code from the site.

But the radio keeps displaying "error" each time I entered it.

I hope you know it generates 2 codes, use the first and if it does not work, try to second. Not both

ojeysky:
Yeah I have reached him. Thanks

So I got the SMS flood light from @Justcallmenuel, the stuff is cool....I love the concept, the inbuilt battery is a Lifepo4 and comes with 2x25w panel all for 30. I recommend it for anyone looking for an affordable floodlight.

onegentleguy:
Not Champion breweries... not PZ Sir !!
However, both asset are underpriced though.

Regards

So can you now reveal the one you referred to Chairman

DrAwo:
Have you looked at their H1 2020 result released this morning?

O'boy seplat result bad gan o.....80% loss in profit compared to same period last year......this covid really hit oil companies o.....or could it be mismanagement? I notice they have a new leadership now

IYGEAL:
Well, the guy will do it for me lol

What do you think about that Triron3210 from Epever?

Not used it before but Epever is a good product

dinyelutochukwu:
OGG has just given everyone assignment
I can bet it's not champion breweries though.

You go loose money if you bet on that as I think it's likely the case, else PZ

BullBearMkt:
...I use investing.com & tradingview.com (this require subscription)

I stopped using investing when it got me confused on dividends pay off Zenith. Morningstar has more reliable data, I should note that some of them are premium

futurenix:
Not sure Batteryless is the right description if it's the one I know. They are hybrid inverters than can be used without battery just incase you can't afford batteries at the time but you will only enjoy electricity as long as the sun is up there.

If u eventually refill ur pocket, you can buy ur qty of batteries and connect to it for storage and its usage after sundown.

Except the one referred to is not this type anyway.

Batteryless is a feature on the inverter and they are usually high PV hybrid inverters

IYGEAL:
It's already in 16v. The inverters I currently own are 12v. Maybe the battery should be made to be 12v. I plan to get Epever Triron3210 MPPT SCC

That will be your best option assuming you can easily decommission a few cells

ceaser:
I believe Justcallmenuel will have something for you. He is a vendor and he is also on this thread.

Yeah I have reached him. Thanks

Folks, I need a good budget friendly solar powered outdoor flood light. Any recommendation I beg?

IYGEAL:
That's why I'm trying to get an appropriate SSC as I learnt some have that capability - an MPPT, preferably.

If you have 2 of them and can put in series to form 24v then you can try certain MPP variants GK or the new PIP Max as they charge up to 33v

mank1234:
Mppsolar introduces new axpert MAX inverter (7.2kW 48V and 3.6kW 24V):
WiFi monitoring instead of bluetooth.
Retains features of GK in addition to paralleling kit built in (up to 6 units).
7.2kW is with 2 - 4kw mppt Cc (8kW) and retails for $930.

Goodnews to those who have been yarning for parallel support on the GK. A 15w increase in no load consumption for the 3kva but with an increased capacity is a good trade off. Only if they introduced a generic Lithium charging profile would have made this a big deal for me....the timer charging is an interesting feature though.
That said, men the 48v option is a beast! and it also has a lower MPPT range starting from 80v, that's so cool. If I have a 48v deployment it will certainly be a choice inverter

As usual MPP rocks!!

Trippledots:
Would make dust gather and crust on components close to it. When humid conditions arise these dusts can be substrate for water to condense on and help rust iron parts or even cause shuts.

Y'all want to be careful with such direction of airstream sir.

Yeah you are right but it's more applicable to a typically dusty area, personally I resolved that a periodic maintenance to remove any little dust (once in a year or 2 years) is a better devil than having my components heat up unnecessarily.

That said, the possible dust was the reason I suggested an external fan for folks whose environment is prone to significant dust and humidity.

IYGEAL:
Please house, I have a battery someone set up for me, it was made of ordinary cells (the types found in power banks and laptops). It is 16 volts. I used it with both suoer and luminous Inverters and it worked well and also lasted well.

I want to continue using this battery. Meanwhile, my problem is that it only charges very only when I charge it with AC power.

I have 4 pieces of 150W mono panels, arranged in parallel - which I normally use to charge my Amaron Quanta 200ah battery, with Raggie PWM 12V controller. This controller apparently cannot charge the 16v battery as it can only read a maximum of 14.8 (which only shows up when it has fully charged a 12v battery while the sun is blazing). For the 16v battery, even when it is dead, it still reads maximum on the controller.

I heard there are controllers which enable the user access to determine the battery voltage. I want to buy mppt controller, and I have seen Phoenix, Epever Triron series and a few others I can't recall.

I need an advice from experienced house members.

Thanks in advance.

If it's possible to modify the the cells by reducing it from 16v it might be better because getting an appropriate inverter/charger will be a challenge

pluto09:
Those third party analysts and sites could be misleading.
Always crosscheck whatever you see elsewhere with data on NSE website and company annual financial reports

Yes indeed that's my resolve. Thanks

Folks using MPP hybrids, you may want to flip your inverter fan to blow inwards if you've not already done so or get an external one. It keeps the system cool, better performance and with less overall fan noise

lancee:
If they pay 35k .. Maybe Gtb do same


Zee .. 30k/ 35k .. Gtb .. 30k/35k.. Uba ..20k /15k .. Access 20k/25k

Amen o....na prayer point remain now

IYGEAL:
You wan argue about interim dividend? E be like say you never tey for the market

What they showed you was the total dividend paid for the year. It's the sum of the interim dividend and final dividend.

No I no wan argue,I just wan know and yes I never tey with following up actively on the market, I just see the alerts in the past without much attention to the technicalities.

Thanks for your response though I will say that the figures for 2018 and 2017 are different for march/April and August. I hope you won't say it's arguement but an attempt to understand why it is so.

Tvegas:
Interim dividend was 30k
Final dividend was 2.50.
Total dividend was 2.80

Interim dividend is paid in September, Final dividend is paid in March.

The information on investing is misleading then.... As it suggests that 2.80 was paid twice; in march and September

ojeysky:
Lithium BMS with Bluetooth of various series, balancers, bus bars and lithium chargers still available

Still available

ukay2:
Cautious optimism is better Sir.

30k like last year is what am expecting

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Please o, how does this work.... Am checking historical data and it seem zenith paid N2.8k in march and September 2019, so where does the 30k come from?

RabbiDoracle:
Zenith should pay 35kobo abeg.

This will be a cushion to the hardship caused to shareholders by the covid.

Make dem increase ham I beg o

yinkacrown:
Hello Everyone,

Please how do I go about it if I want to change my stockbroker?

I am currently trading with one and not happy at all.

Sign up with a new broker of your choice with your CHN and ask them to do a merger for you

DexterousOne:
To be very Frank

Even tho what you said is credible


I dont see naira returning to 360...

The price may (will) come down

But the days of N360 is gone

Days of anything below 400 is gone, at least not under current administration

generalstingz:
S.A

You didn't indicate it was for sale and no price tag

NiyiOmoIyunade:
@Ojeysky - people in Naija generally buy what they see available and sellers too generally sell whatever products move well - matching circuit breaker and other devices to the intended purpose is strictly the passtime of the well informed.

Just three weeks ago or so, I was at a client's where their ATS guy (says he was Schneider trained) said that the 'circuit breaker' he had installed would protect the house from line voltage surges from the supply transformer. Of course I told him we could put this to the test as I had a variac/auto-transformer setup to generate from 150v to over 300v for my equipment calibration (I was gonna explode a couple of incandescent bulbs with voltage above 280v)

He quickly back tracked and later put an SPD and a AVS/AVR upstream of the loads.

The key parameter with a circuit breaker is to match the amps rating to your application. It is typical to size up to 125% of maximum current you expect to pass to avoid nuisance tripping. Too much headroom e.g 63A breaker used where you needed 32A and that breaker will never trip to protect the circuit except in case of severe faults e.g short circuit.

For voltage rating of a circuit breaker you need to ensure your application voltage is well within the circuit breaker's operating voltage range so if your application calls for 145v then the breaker must be rated for at least 145v - some upwards headroom at least 10% is desirable. A 250v rated breaker would work in a 145v circuit but you shouldn't use a 90v rated breaker in that same 145v circuit else it may misbehave.

Thanks a lot for the education, can only happen from a few minds such as Sir NiyiOmoIyunade

Just one more thing as I have not been able to find a 250v locally either does it mean it's still fine if I get 500v with an appropriate current rating?

kiekie1:
Wrong assumption ! Cheer's

It's okay if you term a logical reasoning that way, but if you care to educate, then you may want to explain why low VDC users would go for high voltage breakers instead of going for one that meets their CC max voltage

kiekie1:
Your demand isn't under general demand ! You feel voltage won't work for you but will work since under safe amps if interested tho .. Cheer's

I would have thought that the lower voltage breakers will be what should be in "general demand" since many people use low VOC CC. It's strange that people will use a 500v breaker on a 145v CC

simydan:
Have some sets of this still in transit but loading soon!
600V 63A

Naa I need something with 120v or max 140v. Similar to attached. The inverter it's to be used on is 145v max

kiekie1:
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Meets current requirement but not voltage