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Kindly provide pictures of your spec sheet if a comparison is done between this and your Charge controller, it will need 18V - Vmp from your panels to drive itself or charge battery, - "potential difference" Having 12V from your battery may not provide much power as expected while feeding it from panels directly will give you the needed results A 450W - 600W I.e. 150W x 4 pcs will give you needed power at early morning, late evening and cloudy days, than when just using 150W x 2 Polaris1: |
The batteries looking sleek in the rack, more power ewizard1: |
Okay, I do not know of this regarding growatt three operations ojtech8291: |
Approximately 245k without the installer service charge Note: Just inverter & Battery (L.A) You can even thin down the cost more if you procure major accessories/equipment yourself I.e. if knowledgeable about R.E toxicbrain: |
What do you mean by " 3 phase shift" ![]() ojtech8291: |
@en0uwem Sorry you still going through the hassle of your installation, though thought it was all solved with a recommendation you got earlier from a member here. Here are some possible problems causing your system to not perform as expected. 1. Your panels - a recent run into your panel series bought by a client & from our field test it is shown to produce 77% at peak for short intervals of high sun intensity and operates averagely between 45%-55% or lower in normal to poor solar irradiance Also your panels could have been placed at a wrong angle and unfavorable angle or they are placed that They don't harvest the sun well due to how the sun pass over them 2. Energy storage & energy going into it - From aforementioned, panel performance let's say your 4.2kWp operates @60% I.e. 2.52KWp for 4 sun hours equal 10KWh From control test of your 7.5KWh felicity battery, tested by members here your 150Ah is (120Ah@48V) x 2 pieces = 11.5KWh of energy storage but because you run day time loads, assuming Let's say from 8am - 5pm equals to 4KWh of energy usage Generated energy - energy used = remaining energy in storage 10KWh - 4KWh = 6KWh Remaining energy / storage capacity = 6KWh / 11.5KWh You have 52% of energy left in battery by sundown, from your previous posts you are mostly left with three bars of battery 3. Inverter - While kartel is a good product its transformer based build makes it a power hugger, draining your battery even when on idle power and even more to feed its internal components when running other loads as said by a member in previous posts, if you can try using a transformerless inverter like Growatt, Deye, Axpert with a year to two year warranty you can monitor in real time your energy usage and consumption keeping you ahead of the curve Conclusion You will need to spend a little more to upgrade and perfect your system with the right equipment and you should have rest from there on. I can help you have a look at your installation remotely via DUO or Whatsapp, just get some basic handy tools like screw driver, a clear camera and a good network
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What configuration do you have presently and how many panels stevebond007: |
This would be a pretty hard task, you can handle the purchase professionally With agreed terms of return if the battery fails and test under extreme conditions under usage when installed to be sure it is still ok numericalguy: |
Yes, by over sizing the panels by 150-160% of the max. PV input wattage stevebond007: |
We buy spent deep cycle lead acid batteries for recycling As a pro installer or DIY RE home user, kindly reach out to get your battery swapped for a rebate 200Ah - 21,000 150Ah - 14,000 100Ah - 10,000 We also do a nationwide pick-up We are a phone call away, contact on signature |
Though the 1M is quite expensive but I guess his looking to install an early streamer, which is mostly use to cover for sensitive equipment area(offices and all), but nothing bad having your home covered by an early streamer Indelec Lightning arrester. Niyiomolyunade helped showed me the basic information, which we installed for a customer recently, but if you consider such arrester as Indelec as against the conventional "Trident" types, you need to have enough to cover the cost hiidee: |
A distress sale of Growatt 6KVA 48V a friend called yesterday that he bought for a project and it wasn't approved and in need of cash urgently Price: 560,000 If interested kindly call me ... Contact on signature Location of inverter: Abuja but his ready to send to buyers location |
Working on something for my mifi using coaxial and a few rudimentary science, I will give a feedback if swift still browse free cris83: |
I will be more concern with what type of fish you targeting with those tiny gill nets you have ... Up the size of your net for only the big fish ... Leave the small ones mak them grow yungrylex00: |
I think famicare is modified sine wave inverter but I am not 100% sure just like the mercury inverter using two battery Deluxe8000: |
I fancy your balancer, please tell me more on how it works and it that a batrium display you posted? ewizard1: |
Is there a way you can open the inside for it to be seen for all and your connection methods can be explain to you ajabani4allah: |
Kindly provide pictures, if available en0uwem: |
Having check your recent comments, your loads are within a minimal range (600 - 1200W) battery should charge well, though panels could have being more Your panels may be averaging 2KW - 3.6KW instaneously on ideal cases I.e. if they are all installed on a single plane I.e. one side of your roof From my own POV I suspect your panels are installed on different side of the roof, dragging and shifting the power points of power via the charge controller. If you can provide pictures just ascertain this point, Also, lastly to note is that I pray and hope that your panels are not a "refurbished,used,tokunbo,UK used" solar panels .... If that is the case then that is another angle to look at things from. en0uwem: |
Since your budget is tight, it is advice to that you do away with your AC to allow for a moderate size inverter and energy storage(battery) needed On an average you should be needing a 1.5KVA inverter 24V ( two battery) system with say up to 1.5KW of PV array, a 40A MPPT charge controller to go with it and other installation accessories A budget of 750,000 - 950,000 will suffice You can contact me via signature, if need be for more clarification limsycutey: |
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Thanks for the insight on the residential but it is more of a factory setup with roughly up to 100mx100m space Any idea of a good seller you can recommend? That also sell the counter NiyiOmoIyunade: |
Good day Guys, Anyone with a DC SURGE PROTECTION DEVICE of 120V - 200VDC MAX. ALSO what is the best Indelec lighting protection at the moment, with a counter too I presume? |
Looking at you, one kin as you just dey mention Pi3 .... That thing is 45k minimum now ... ![]() netotse: |
Never install it before, but I have seen it used and pics sent to me. isangjohnson: |
If to make things more clear, 1. If fans are OX consider changing them to DC ones 2. Those tape LED sometimes are power guzzlers once seen one used for signage of just three LED use up to 12W and they were daisy chained ... Know the power of your tape light 3. Your TV wattage 4. Total number of lights and how many you want on at a given time 5. CFL i.e. energy savers are different from LED bulbs, kindly note With the above, I am sure many others will give you their own inputs too. Passion8: |
Yes oo, That's why you keep them away from your sensitive equipments temizeee: |
I understand you are trying to cut cost and all but have you tried saving up for the GX devices, a VENUS with no display will go a long way especially forbyour home automation, the options you mentioned earlier will only give a temporary solution netotse: |
Attached the price below ceaser: |
Check previous pages, a member advertise something like this eliteweb: |
Car battery with electrolyte or seal deep cycle ones ceaser: |
590,000 Jdesigns: |
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