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durodee:
A point in time in my life before I went the Lithium way. I felt like a king with these Monbat batteries o. My first set of good rated batteries bought brand new .They served well and were graciously retired.

isnigeriadead:
i dont have honest review of consumption now since have disabled my monitoring meter long ago. All i know now is i can use my AC with all other average load of 300w till daybreak with my 12.5kwh lithuim pack.

durodee:
A point in time in my life before I went the Lithium way. I felt like a king with these Monbat batteries o. My first set of good rated batteries bought brand new .They served well and were graciously retired.

toscotech:
Powmr 60a
for sale

140k

negotiable

still available

kristien4:
Please can i have the contact of the repairer..

durodee:
A point in time in my life before I went the Lithium way. I felt like a king with these Monbat batteries o. My first set of good rated batteries bought brand new .They served well and were graciously retired.

dollarnaira:
Location?

emma2002:
Lagos.

CreepyBlackpool:
Hello everyone.

Please I was given this quotation for a 3.5kva set up.
I want to know if these are the appropriate equipments for the setup.


2 x 220 ah tashatubularbattery
4 x 400 watts tashaenergy panel
1 x 60 amps tashaenergy solarchargecontroller
6mm solardc cablepermetre
Battery rack
Trunking pipe, aluminum rails, nails and accessories
SPDs, breakers, changeover switch and AC cables
1 x 3.5 kva Viltransformerbased inverter

Are the solar panels enough to fully charge the batteries in a day?
Is a 3.5kva inverter okay for 2 220ah batteries abi it's too much?
Would it be better to use a hybrid inverter?
What would you add and what would you remove please

Dam5reey:
2 x 220 ah tashatubularbattery
4 x 400 watts tashaenergy panel
[s] 1 x 60 amps tashaenergy solarchargecontroller[/s]
6mm solardc cablepermetre
Battery rack
Trunking pipe, aluminum rails, nails and accessories
SPDs, breakers, changeover switch and AC cables
1 x 3.5 kva Viltransformerbased inverter

For the price of Tasha Tubular with 50% DOD..
Buy LFP batteries, 24V 100AH. ~600K
for the Price of inverter and charge controller
Buy Hybrid 3.6KW with inbuild MPPT ~350K
Maintain the 4x 400w panel will will charge your batteries full daily if your average usage is 5KWH.

CreepyBlackpool:
Thank you very much.
How many hours of use can I get from the 100ah lfp battery, if fully charged and on a, let's say, 600-800w load

Dam5reey:
Buy Hybrid 3.6KW with inbuild MPPT ~350K

osayuwamwen:
Lighting killed my inverter and Felicity controller last night, am so pained

Amador1:
UPDATE
Still haven’t gotten a valuable response from the Jos guy. Since I dropped off the battery at vgc, I’m still waiting for him to let me know what needs to be fixed. I called him yesterday morning, he said I should allow him call the guy I dropped off the battery with and he would call me back but he is yet to call back since yesterday morning. I even messaged him in the evening as well but no response as usual.

CreepyBlackpool:
Thank you very much.
How many hours of use can I get from the 100ah lfp battery, if fully charged and on a, let's say, 600-800w load

jonescosmos:
10mm PV Cables for such a small unit? Honestly? Why do this?. You will loos energy bro.
The most practical wire for solar panels is PV1-F 750V-1000V Anti-Stretch Shielded Outdoor solar cable, this cable is most common in 4mm2 and 6mm2. A very rough rule of thumb is for arrays of less than 20A can use 4mm2, and 20A or larger should use 6mm2. If a larger size is required, it is recommended to run twice from the array to the solar controller.

Valto:
available... 12v 20A lifepo4 lithium battery charger 45k.

Keemie:
Whats the name of the charger can I see a picture of it

gadgetplanetng:
Please where can I get this?

I want to connect 8 550W panels to a 5kw hybrid

Also if anyone can do a neat installation in Port Harcourt would appreciate.

Amador1:
FINAL UPDATE
At long last, I got my battery back yesterday evening. The bms had to be changed and now the battery is currently working as it should. I just hope the issue doesn’t arise again.

Dam5reey:
Chai, you initially plan to use a 600w load on Tasha.
~3 hours to 4 hours, you can use up to 90% DOD on LFP.

brightk:
dm me

earthrealm:
wow, since then?...did you pay for the bms replacement yourself?. why did it take this long?