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clevermugu:
offcourse he will enjoy , even people that buy SMS cheaper 15kwh enjoys too.we are talking about time frame and availability here. stop comparing ready goods,with 3months pre-order goods, if u know your way around Alibaba, u can get exact hithuim pack from other Chinese suppliers at less than 1.5m , FYI ,their eve pack is 2.350m,when it can be gotten far cheaper instantly in naija.

swagifted:
bros what i am telling you Is that even if the battery is already in Nigeria, if as a seller you tell Nigerians that you have 2 options... That you have hithium for 1.8M....but its pay and wait 3 months.... And option 2 you have EVE for 2.2m pay and pick up now...... You will see that hithium go sell like fire... How many people shop for their whole system at once? Most people buy inverter first.... After some months they come buy battery.... Even as they buy the battery sef na after a week they see money buy breakers and cables.... They begin use am with nepa.... Months later money for panels come enter.... Small small they add second battery....

HeavenlyBang:
Instead of doing "you can", how about you actually say how it can be done.

Na person carry the Deriy batteries come here, since then e just be like say e dey vex some people.

If you have an update on how to make solar cheaper for people, then share and quit meaningless tirades. I no dey understand this thread sometimes.

swagifted:
Bro, you can book deriy battery with 50 percent down payment and pick up the battery when it arrives Nigeria.... At no extra interest....i referred my friend and thats how he got it... Gave him more time to hustle the remaining money... Even the 40 batteries i want now... She say i just need to pay only 3 percent and should pay the rest when it arrives Nigeria...I don't think i will say no if somebody in Nigeria offers me something similar

HeavenlyBang:
Instead of doing "you can", how about you actually say how it can be done.

Na person carry the Deriy batteries come here, since then e just be like say e dey vex some people.

If you have an update on how to make solar cheaper for people, then share and quit meaningless tirades. I no dey understand this thread sometimes.

dollarnaira:
Cloudy sky, Lagos.
Mppt vs Pwm users

HeavenlyBang:
Instead of doing "you can", how about you actually say how it can be done.

Na person carry the Deriy batteries come here, since then e just be like say e dey vex some people.

If you have an update on how to make solar cheaper for people, then share and quit meaningless tirades. I no dey understand this thread sometimes.

oloet:
Mention my name with your full chest, stop going through the corners 🤣🤣🤣

HeavenlyBang:
Spot on. I don't really understand some of the agenda here.

One say na just 200k difference. How much is minimum wage?

Then all the talk about Hithium and Eve and whatnot. Lmao, even Cworth's obvious Grade B batteries are an excellent deal for plenty of people. 180k for Cworth Grade B vs 300k for Powmr Grade A is a very easy choice for most people.

omotoda:
Bros ,as in you get it shey! We are after cheaper solar alternatives.Shikena!.People are just something else.Someone gave us cheaper and quality alternatives people are exhibiting hate up and down.Who here will sell 25.6v 2.5kw for #384k? Yet that's Deriy's price. In fact I got mine for #358,500 before the dollar Tate moved and they had to do price adjustment. And its doing great.J also have Vakto's 2.5kw ,doing great also.The aim is let's get cheaper alternatives and everyone can make their choice.

ValtechEnergy:
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Jk 3.2inch LCD display
125A 2pole DC circuit breaker
200A pure copper battery terminals
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price. 1.250m /1.4m

dayjavoo:
Hello everyone, my neighborhood recently got downgraded from Band A to Band B and the power situation is bad. I would like to setup an urgent backup.
My energy needs are minimal;

I just want to be able to keep the internet (fiber) running, charge my phones & laptops, use fan & use lightbulbs. Maybe use the fridge (and tv) with it occasionally. In fact, I don’t expect my instantaneous power draw to ever exceed 300w as it’s essentially just a backup and I can save my major power demands for the grid.

What are the most cost effective recommendations as I did not plan for this and I’m on a budget. I may not use panels for now as charging the batteries & regular grid usage on Band B are still around 70% less than band A so I don’t mind for now. The focus is power as petrol is simply unaffordable at the moment

swagifted:
baba... One guy i installed that hithium battery for... Not even the EVE... He is enjoying his battery so good that he wants to order 40 pieces of that battery....that is 12 million naira gap right there.. At distributors price there is up to 16 million naira gap.... You think say na 1 or 2 pieces them do use do "business minded"....

HeavenlyBang:
Instead of doing "you can", how about you actually say how it can be done.

Na person carry the Deriy batteries come here, since then e just be like say e dey vex some people.

If you have an update on how to make solar cheaper for people, then share and quit meaningless tirades. I no dey understand this thread sometimes.

dollarnaira:
Cloudy sky, Lagos.
Mppt vs Pwm users

bassdow:
Saying you're on Budget, without stating a range means nothing because na where you Maximum end, another person Maximum start. In other words, Your Maximum is Less than someOne else Minimum.

Now to respond blindly to your comment, Regards the appliances and devices you listed, excluding the Fridge, a Tokunbo UPS (Costs less than 15,000 naira), 2pcs of 300 Watts Solar panels, 1 or 2 pcs of 12volts 200Ah Tubular / Lithium battery.
if you can't source for quality Lithium batteries, please respect yourself and buy Tubular or Normal Deep cell battery.
You could even buy a Used battery sef and it would serve you, so long you don't buy rubbish.

Add a New / Used charge controller. PWM should be Okay here.

As for cable, Normal NEPA cable I often speak about is enough.

bassdow:
Shey Una dey see why Government no wan gree say Poverty dey for we Land.

Iinnov8:
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seunlayi:
I bought the 24v of this red beast....I mistakenly switched on my 1hp surface pumping machine and it started pumping, it was moment later I realised that I was on inverter....I pumped water that served till the next day sha....... The inverter is highly recommended.... Don't be deceived by the small size.... It pure sine wave output.

Those who recommended the powermr charge controller and the powermr 1280 lifepo4 battery put me on the right part

dayjavoo:
Thank you for your response. I'm looking to spend as little as possible to ensure continuous power for wifi, a DC fan, charging of mobile devices and maybe light bulbs. I would like for the inverter to be able to power a 55 inch smart tv or a Hisense fridge (150w and 90w) respectively. Not for active use but just in case either of those need to be used on the backup. What are my options

dayjavoo:
Thank you for your response. I'm looking to spend as little as possible to ensure continuous power for wifi, a DC fan, charging of mobile devices and maybe light bulbs. I would like for the inverter to be able to power a 55 inch smart tv or a Hisense fridge (150w and 90w) respectively. Not for active use but just in case either of those need to be used on the backup. What are my options

Haykay2001:
You can never go wrong if you are here.... Only if you choose to ignore ppls input... For here we go give you option A to D then you choose..☺️

bassdow:
vS those with PWM branded as MPPT

Ahyjo:
Pls is it normal for a 185W panel to have voltage of 40V?