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Zoha99:
Please guys I’m new here. I’ve ready about 50 pages or so and I’ve seen the discussions about lithium batteries which I am trying to get. From experience please which would you recommend valto (seen many recommendations here) or vestwoods ( recommended by a friend)

Zoha99:
Please guys I’m new here. I’ve ready about 50 pages or so and I’ve seen the discussions about lithium batteries which I am trying to get. From experience please which would you recommend valto (seen many recommendations here) or vestwoods ( recommended by a friend)

Zoha99:
Please guys I’m new here. I’ve ready about 50 pages or so and I’ve seen the discussions about lithium batteries which I am trying to get. From experience please which would you recommend valto (seen many recommendations here) or vestwoods ( recommended by a friend)

clevermugu:
as a business minded person , will u invest your 1.9m on a lower quality hithuim and wait for 3months to arrive, when u can get an Eve for 2.2m in naija instantly.

fuckboys:
You're capping rubbish, even a business minded person knows 200k is a lot of money. And average Nigerian doesn't even care about all these big names yall throw.
He only care about his battery run time and cost effectiveness that's all.

Dam5reey1:
JOYKOO + Haisic..

12V 100AH.. BT APP monitoring
12V 1.2KW with 60A CC inbuilt.. and 60 AC charger

Best budget combo... Under 500k

mctfopt:
Combo looks good for a beginner and low budget peeps.

Please what's the inbuilt controller PV voltage specs of the inverter?

fuckboys:
You're capping rubbish, even a business minded person knows 200k is a lot of money. And average Nigerian doesn't even care about all these big names yall throw.
He only care about his battery run time and cost effectiveness that's all.

Dam5reey1:
60A..1000w 18-100V MPPT VOC 125..
I will be testing it with 2 units of 590w panels

bassdow:
...but 12-volts system are often costly. Plus You need thicker cables.

Would suggest if going for 12-volts system, to ensure the inverter is at least a Dual volt type (i.e having support for both 12v , 24v, 48v)

ajabani4allah:
I never knew there are inverters that support this. Pls can you give names of some inverter branda that that produce this?

fuckboys:
You're capping rubbish, even a business minded person knows 200k is a lot of money. And average Nigerian doesn't even care about all these big names yall throw.
He only care about his battery run time and cost effectiveness that's all.

bassdow:
All brands have such.
Just so we are clear, what i meant is, there are inVerters that supports multiple voltages e.g 12-volts / 24-volts / 48-volts.
So it's often better you go with one that supports more than 1 voltage e.g 12-volt / 24-volts OR 24-volt / 48-volt OR 12-volts / 24-volts / 48-volts.

That way, your major (or only) reason for upgrading your INVERTER wouldn't be because it does not support your battery configuration.

Same applies to Charge Controllers

bassdow:
All brands have such.
Just so we are clear, what i meant is, there are inVerters that supports multiple voltages e.g 12-volts / 24-volts / 48-volts.
So it's often better you go with one that supports more than 1 voltage e.g 12-volt / 24-volts OR 24-volt / 48-volt OR 12-volts / 24-volts / 48-volts.

That way, your major (or only) reason for upgrading your INVERTER wouldn't be because it does not support your battery configuration.

Same applies to Charge Controllers

AndroBlaze:
Please share examples as I've also been looking for this kind of inverter for years.

To make it clear, what I am seeing from your posts suggests that their are inverters that can support different voltages of batteries at the same time i.e. 12v battery and 24v battery supported by the same inverter?

bassdow:
Not at same time BUT say, you either use 12-volts battery, or 24-volts battery or ...

It's not so Common (especially for non industrial models) probably because People don't think far enough to cause them to ask for such BUT e dey. Some have switches you could use in Selecting the desired Input Voltage, some are automatic (like most charge controllers).

Alternatively, should you happen to know any technician (must not be a Solar engineer) who knows their onion enough, they could even help you make the alteration.
I'm sorry but personally, I am no longer available for such work except it's ma personal stuff. I no too get play Time like I used to. We tend to have less time as we grow older.

Like I tend to tell people, except you think outside the box, you wouldn't see or know things even when they're right in front of you.

Now wey I don talk am, not like it's the first time I am saying or suggesting such; Just that you seem to be the very first person to force me into elaborating more, Hopefully we would slowly start seeing more of them in the corn3

AndroBlaze:
But you stated clearly in your other post that all brands have these kind of inverters....I'm just interested in any example as I have been looking for this type of inverter for years and came to the conclusion that's its not profitable to produce an inverter that can take take different input voltages from batteries as their is clearly a market for it if it existed.

AndroBlaze:
But you stated clearly in your other post that all brands have these kind of inverters....I'm just interested in any example as I have been looking for this type of inverter for years and came to the conclusion that's its not profitable to produce an inverter that can take take different input voltages from batteries as their is clearly a market for it if it existed.

AndroBlaze:
Please share examples as I've also been looking for this kind of inverter for years.

To make it clear, what I am seeing from your posts suggests that their are inverters that can support different voltages of batteries at the same time i.e. 12v battery and 24v battery supported by the same inverter?

bassdow:
As for examples, abeg try use Google.

either way, here's one https://me3energy.ng/victron-multiplus-inverter-12v-24v-48v-800w

Let me use google and find some more. But if you waka well for market, e dey or use Alibaba dem

Update: A google search gave me the following:
1. https://www. jumia .com.ng/catalog/?q=12V+24V+48V+Inverter
2. https://www.alibaba.com/trade/search?SearchText=Hybrid+Solar+Inverter+12V+24V+48V
3. https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-Hybrid-Solar-Inverter-12V-24V-48V.html?g=y&SearchText=Hybrid+Solar+Inverter+12V+24V+48V&attr=10031-4160379%2C10022-4159956
4. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008285242051.html


Funny enough, a lot of so called SELLERs would tell you inverters don't work that way. Probably because their knowledge is limited

Mrreed:
There are inverters with dual voltages but the tech is still not mainstream.

bassdow:
As for examples, abeg try use Google.

either way, here's one https://me3energy.ng/victron-multiplus-inverter-12v-24v-48v-800w

Let me use google and find some more. But if you waka well for market, e dey or use Alibaba dem

Update: A google search gave me the following:
1. https://www. jumia .com.ng/catalog/?q=12V+24V+48V+Inverter
2. https://www.alibaba.com/trade/search?SearchText=Hybrid+Solar+Inverter+12V+24V+48V
3. https://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-Hybrid-Solar-Inverter-12V-24V-48V.html?g=y&SearchText=Hybrid+Solar+Inverter+12V+24V+48V&attr=10031-4160379%2C10022-4159956
4. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008285242051.html


Funny enough, a lot of so called SELLERs would tell you inverters don't work that way. Probably because their knowledge is limited

saint2ace:
Link to this please

AndroBlaze:
Thanks for the examples given, but none of the clickable examples are inverters that accept more than one input voltage.

I was really interested in the Victron (as if anyone could do it, it would be them) but after checking their site and reading the manual it's clear that whatever model of the Multiplus you buy, it only accepts one input voltage.

Same with the aliexpress links you sent that I was able to check.

saint2ace:
Please don't do this, you're confusing a lot of people with this narrative, most manufacturers include all voltage ranges in ads cos apart from the voltage and capacity differential every other component is the same, so they use the 12v/ 24v/ 36v/ 48v narrative at a stretch to explain the specs of the inverters, most of the top brands like victron have a wider voltage range but it's still an either/or.
Except you can show me a new tech that can do this (apart from solar charge controllers), I'll be inclined to disagree with your narrative. Cheers

bassdow:
Look well. A lot of the links I shared are what I said. I wouldn't say so if I haven't used such, or know about them.

It's even on Jumia sef. Make una google abeg, or waka enter market.


Google gave me the below:
Here are some inverter brands known for supporting multiple voltages:

Victron Energy

SMA Solar

SolaX

Sungrow

Fronius

bassdow:
You mistaken. If only you could calm down and use the internet intelligently, you would confirm what I say.

Anyway sha, I am neither here to show Off, or act ITK.

The thread is mostly for adverts, sprinkled with a few DIY like talks hence no need me stressing ma sef.

Something wey even technician fit help you convert / add sef.

Me don close mouth for this topic abeg

Obnoxious2001:
You go make the guy cry .

Haykay2001:
You get any of their engineer number abeg.. Or anyone you can direct me to that have their contact... Na una way they lag they enjoy all this service center pass.. We way they other part go they need make contact with them before coming down to lag...