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Hi. I've been using solar for 9 months now, I'm living in a place in Nigeria were there's no Electricity we usually get 10hr/month and most of the time 0hr/month, though The state govt said they're working on fixing the electricity but uptill know nothing has changed.
I decide to go solar,
i bought 2 100ah battery, 180watts panel × 3, 2000watts solar inverter, 60A charge controller. I called an engineer for installation. Everything is working fine. I just want to hear from someone who has been using solar in Nigeria of his experience. And i also need an advise on upgrading my setup to include pressing iron/electric cooker.

Solacemk:
Hi. I've been using solar for 9 months now, I'm living in a place in Nigeria were there's no Electricity we usually get 10hr/month and most of the time 0hr/month, though The state govt said they're working on fixing the electricity but uptill know nothing has changed.
I decide to go solar,
i bought 2 100ah battery, 180watts panel × 3, 2000watts solar inverter, 60A charge controller. I called an engineer for installation. Everything is working fine. I just want to hear from someone who has been using solar in Nigeria of his experience. And i also need an advise on upgrading my setup to include pressing iron/electric cooker.

Bros, how much did this cost you ??
And how long does this last and what do you power it with ?
Thanks.

oldienavie:
Bros, how much did this cost you ??
And how long does this last and what do you power it with ?
Thanks.

Almost 300k I'm not with the receipt right now, but price of the equipments will differ frm one place to another.
I'm running it 24hrs.
2 30watts fan
1 150 watts fridge running for 5-6hrs a day.
1 computer
The remaining na 5watts led lights × 10
And phones/Tabs. That's all.

Solacemk:
Almost 300k I'm not with the receipt right now, but price of the equipments will differ frm one place to another.
I'm running it 24hrs.
2 30watts fan
1 150 watts fridge running for 5-6hrs a day.
1 computer
The remaining na 5watts led lights × 10
And phones/Tabs. That's all.

Thank you for your response.

oldienavie:
Thank you for your response.

No problem

Solacemk:
Almost 300k I'm not with the receipt right now, but price of the equipments will differ frm one place to another.
I'm running it 24hrs.
2 30watts fan
1 150 watts fridge running for 5-6hrs a day.
1 computer
The remaining na 5watts led lights × 10
And phones/Tabs. That's all.

Please can you post pictures of the 150W fridge or the name?

keeper303:
Please can you post pictures of the 150W fridge or the name?

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