SolarEngr:
49. 19th December, 2022. 10KVA, 20KWH Lithium Battery Grid & Solar Powered Inverter System Installation at Megamond Estate, Lekki County, Lagos.
This project cost #6M as at then.

Recipient: Was reffered by a Nairalander who we worked for( A 5KVA, 10KWH Lithium Battery plan @ #3.5M as at then.) in November.

Check out the review of this system in the video below

https://youtu.be/iOQzYq3_Yp0

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Hello... I can see you are doing some marvelous work here.

What can 600k get me? I will like to use it on:
1. 150w TV and 80w TV ( most likely won't be on simultaneously)
2. Hisense Inverter AC (1.5hrs power)
3. 5 lighting points but they won't be on simultaneously.( All energy saving bulbs)
4. Home theater 68.9w
5. PS4 slim
6. I will have to get those 10w fans. Maybe 2

Thanks for your anticipated response

SolarEngr:


Not at all.
The panel is not Tokunbo but a new mono perc panel
The Battery is a top brand not the usual.

I'm sure you understand better now, and thanks for your contribution, much appreciated

By the way have you heard of Trojan battery?
It cost 2 times the price of a normal tubular battery, though less in capacity .

There are a lot of products out there, that when you are given quotation, you will be dumbfounded, but the price worth it.

Meanwhile, Trojan is the best battery in the market now, but how many people can afford it?

Imagine a 1KVA plan at #700K because you want to use Trojan battery

Yeah, I know about different battery prices and all, and that you are using a new PV panel. But, looking at that setup an180w panel on a 100ah battery if you observe proper DoD on the battery discharge will likely not give that amount of backup hours quoted for the appliances stated... If you now take into consideration system efficiencies, cable losses, etc it gets worse.

I'll keep following anyway, maybe I'm not getting something right.

So I created a second account, so I can keep you all updated.

We've been working tremendously on our YouTube channel, I will drop some links so you can watch reviews of some of our plans, also subscribe as we will also give tips on Solar System Installation optimization.

SolarEngr:
49. 19th December, 2022. 10KVA, 20KWH Lithium Battery Grid & Solar Powered Inverter System Installation at Megamond Estate, Lekki County, Lagos.
This project cost #6M as at then.

Recipient: Was reffered by a Nairalander who we worked for( A 5KVA, 10KWH Lithium Battery plan @ #3.5M as at then.) in November.

Watch the making of this system.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UH7k4nbANOY

Check out the Review of this 1KVA Solar and Grid Powered Inverter System.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Fh0KKs0br7I

Check out this Review of 5KVA Solar and Grid Powered Inverter System


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ8em4FuchU

SolarEngr:


This is what #550K can get you.

I will chat you up on whatsapp

SolarEngr:
Election break is over, let's get back to business

Good News to prospective clients from far away (East, South South and North) that are intrested in our small plans (Less than ₦1M) ...

Before the just conclude Election, a client contacted us all the way from Uyo, he made payment for our 1KVA plan, we sent the goods on Tuesday but delivery was delayed till today (Monday) because of the election activities.

To cut cost of transportation, we asked him to get a professional Electrician, who will do every bit of the installation at our order through video call, plus our tutorial videos.

However, he had the system installed by a professional and with our guidance.

61. March 20 2023. 1KVA Solar and Grid powered Inverter System Installation at Uyo.

Recipient: A young man with passion for well being.

Check customer review of this system
We got you covered all over Nigeria

62. March 21 2023. 1KVA Grid powered Inverter System Installation at Iwaya Lagos.

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Recipient: a Leading Food company, KIAKIA foods, at 1 of their many Kiosks, no NEPA light needed, other kiosk to follow soon.[/qzuote]

I would suggest you use quality materials for customers.
How would you use a battery like prudent?
Secondly, i think you show tell customer shirtcomings.
I saw a modified sinewave inverter here.
Thridly: 60watt load would not give 8 hours backup. Never!!
Did you put into consideration losses, DOD.?