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Dageek:
Please drop your contact, I need to buy some things from you

Obnoxious2001:
Am just curious, why do most battery within Nigeria all stop at 48v and not 96v.

Most commercial/industrial setups might require higher voltages, but due this low voltage limitations implementation and design might be rigorous

HeavenlyBang:
Where are the 96v inverters?

HeavenlyBang:
This is 24kw of inverters, I suppose? Why exactly does a residential building need this much power.

brightk:
hmm n de tend to balance well. Do u monitor the individual 12v batteries

HeavenlyBang:
This is 24kw of inverters, I suppose? Why exactly does a residential building need this much power.

HeavenlyBang:
This is 24kw of inverters, I suppose? Why exactly does a residential building need this much power.

HeavenlyBang:
This is 24kw of inverters, I suppose? Why exactly does a residential building need this much power.

mctfopt:
ACs, water heaters

My guy's home total load is 22kw if everything is on
Just a small duplex.

So I can understand 24kw inverter.

Juror:
If I am not mistaken, That's 40kW not 24kW.

temi4fash:
this is a lot of Load o.

He would probably be needing a personal transformer as per regulations

mctfopt:
ACs, water heaters

My guy's home total load is 22kw if everything is on
Just a small duplex.

So I can understand 24kw inverter.

AndroBlaze:
He's commenting about the inverters not the battery backup.

I must admit I find it surprising someone in their personal capacity, in this day and age, would need to switch on so much simultaneously....he must have either a really big mansion or a large family.

Collione:
Hi guys. Been asking some questions for the last few days and some or most have not been responded to. I apologise if it has been a lot but I'm a novice who wants to upgrade from a 1kva to a 3.5 or 5kva and I really need help. I'm definitely using lithium batteries and 5 units of 550watts Canadia panels and the whole shibang but what I can't figure out is the inverter itself. My current 1kva is transformer based and has been very reliable never had a hiccup (Sinergy brand) but realistically transformer inverters are expensive and my installer mentioned that he doesn't have much confidence in hybrid inverters but would prefer a non hybrid paired with a charge controller. My question is this . Can a high voltage inverter take the same load as a low voltage. I mostly need it for ironing clothes with is around 1700watt and boiling water 1500watt , microwave and air fryer 1100 watt each with a 1hp AC which I'll purchase down the line. these are my daily useable. My Second question is can a 3.5kva inverter take the same load

Juror:
The inverters is what I mentioned their capacities too, they should be 10kW each.

Collione:
Hi guys. Been asking some questions for the last few days and some or most have not been responded to. I apologise if it has been a lot but I'm a novice who wants to upgrade from a 1kva to a 3.5 or 5kva and I really need help. I'm definitely using lithium batteries and 5 units of 550watts Canadia panels and the whole shibang but what I can't figure out is the inverter itself. My current 1kva is transformer based and has been very reliable never had a hiccup (Sinergy brand) but realistically transformer inverters are expensive and my installer mentioned that he doesn't have much confidence in hybrid inverters but would prefer a non hybrid paired with a charge controller. My question is this . Can a high voltage inverter take the same load as a low voltage. I mostly need it for ironing clothes with is around 1700watt and boiling water 1500watt , microwave and air fryer 1100 watt each with a 1hp AC which I'll purchase down the line. these are my daily useable. My Second question is can a 3.5kva inverter take the same load

Collione:
Hi guys. Been asking some questions for the last few days and some or most have not been responded to. I apologise if it has been a lot but I'm a novice who wants to upgrade from a 1kva to a 3.5 or 5kva and I really need help. I'm definitely using lithium batteries and 5 units of 550watts Canadia panels and the whole shibang but what I can't figure out is the inverter itself. My current 1kva is transformer based and has been very reliable never had a hiccup (Sinergy brand) but realistically transformer inverters are expensive and my installer mentioned that he doesn't have much confidence in hybrid inverters but would prefer a non hybrid paired with a charge controller. My question is this . Can a high voltage inverter take the same load as a low voltage. I mostly need it for ironing clothes with is around 1700watt and boiling water 1500watt , microwave and air fryer 1100 watt each with a 1hp AC which I'll purchase down the line. these are my daily useable. My Second question is can a 3.5kva inverter take the same load

favouredbymercy:
All these you have said without a budget still has no bearing. Because at the end of the day, what you can afford is what you can afford. Woth these your stated load, your inverter should start from 5kw upwards. What is your budget last last?

AndroBlaze:
Budget is very important like the person above said and will probably dictate your choice at the end of the day.

I can see why your installer is recommending not going with hybrid seeing the pattern of use you have described, but the truth is hybrids have come a long way now and people who think like him are stuck in the past.

In short, the advantage of the kind of setup he has recommended to you is that it is more flexible and if anything goes wrong with either the transformer based inverter or the external controller, it will be easier to get fixed in general. Thus it will be easier for him to meet and service your needs. However you are likely to spend more purchasing both separately unless you buy used products.

Mention your budget first though and people will properly advise you.

HeavenlyBang:
Picture from a 3.3Kw inverter. 01 fault code is just because my low voltage alarm was set to ~24.5v.

That's for a load test, though. I generally keep my inverter at max of ~1.7kw otherwise, but it's just to show you that it's doable.

You can also consider a 5kw inverter in a 48v setup so you have more headway.

Collione:
I was actually looking down on 3.5kva cos of my load but I'm glad it's doable I'm considering it based on my budget atm

Collione:
My budget is 2M I can do slightly more depending on the circumstance

HeavenlyBang:
Picture from a 3.3Kw inverter. 01 fault code is just because my low voltage alarm was set to ~24.5v.

That's for a load test, though. I generally keep my inverter at max of ~1.7kw otherwise, but it's just to show you that it's doable.

You can also consider a 5kw inverter in a 48v setup so you have more headway.

brightk:
this na srne

AndroBlaze:
Is this the budget for only the inverter and the possible external controller? If not, please state what you want to spend on that alone.

Collione:
My budget is 400k for a hybrid inverter 5kva 48v. Originally my installer quoted me 395k for a 5kva 48v felicity hybrid inverter but if just been worried because it's high frequency. I also got information from someone who told me to try blue power inverter that it's hybrid transformer based but I don't know anything about the product

dollarnaira:
Please I need real users of regular energy efficient microwave and air fryer.
Recommendations pls.

mctfopt:
I use Hisense airfryer.

Wattage fluctuates between 1300w to 1600w based on set temperature.

Since the maximum I usually have it on, at a time, is 17 minutes, I'm not that bothered.