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Drgreatone:
Felicity has a large share of the market and as such u wud expect slightly more complaints compared to other brands esp with poorly done installations. I'm using the 5kva ivem series and its serving well and I can speak same for others I used it for. Only ish is its slightly expensive than its peers but then 5yrs of warranty aint beans (warranty doesnt cover lightening damage though which I found out painfully)

How does one avoid lightning damage. Never knew it was a thing till I started researching

Happy Sunday
Please at the price point of the Haisic 25.6v 7.2kwh battery (about 850k), is that the best option available? Or is there a better deal. Please i need your candid advice. What options are best for that price point for a 25.6v battery pack?

You can DIY your way through the fan noise of your inverter by buying a simple fan controller with temperature sensor for less than $3



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEKg6Xs5dWQ&t

dollarnaira:
This is almost same fan in the new model of "old" version fan of PowMr cc (aluminum body). That fan is brushless; no noise.

even their inverter is quite too. Fan comes on and off at intervals. Na just service center I dey try locate in case of emergency

Collione:
You may be right. To be honest I don't know so much. I have a 1kva transformer inverter that I'm currently using. It was connected so poorly but yet it's so rugged 5 years running. Maybe it's sentiment or fear. I'm just worried that if I use my pumping machine or air fryer the high frequency inverter won't handle it. I was considering Felicity hybrid high frequency but I'm not seeing good reviews as for growatt it looks sophisticated and I'm worried a lot of installers can't program it. Before I started this journey I planned to get felicity products only but now it seems to be the least reliable.

Get your HF inverter, ensure it's protected and enjoy. They've come a long way and it's the future. I have used both LF and HF, anyday am still picking HF. They are equally reliable.
That's my SMS HF inverter delivering loads close to its full rated capacity. Another advantage, they are efficient in inverting DC to AC.

Peterlove11:
Get your HF inverter, ensure it's protected and enjoy. They've come a long way and it's the future. I have used both LF and HF, anyday am still picking HF. They are equally reliable.
That's my SMS HF inverter delivering loads close to its full rated capacity. Another advantage, they are efficient in inverting DC to AC.

10KVA?

mctfopt:
10KVA?

Yes

Peterlove11:
Yes

That's interesting.

R & D do pay off.

Just like the mono and poly technology, the HF inverter makers are closely bridging that gap with LF inverters that it's now a blur.

iraybuju:
How much ??

65,000.. sorry for the last response

favouredbymercy:
Happy Sunday
Please at the price point of the Haisic 25.6v 7.2kwh battery (about 850k), is that the best option available? Or is there a better deal. Please i need your candid advice. What options are best for that price point for a 25.6v battery pack?

Good day, please I need help here, thanks

Peterlove11:
Get your HF inverter, ensure it's protected and enjoy. They've come a long way and it's the future. I have used both LF and HF, anyday am still picking HF. They are equally reliable.
That's my SMS HF inverter delivering loads close to its full rated capacity. Another advantage, they are efficient in inverting DC to AC.

This is insightful. I'll pick a HF inverter instead. Thanks so much

favouredbymercy:
Happy Sunday
Please at the price point of the Haisic 25.6v 7.2kwh battery (about 850k), is that the best option available? Or is there a better deal. Please i need your candid advice. What options are best for that price point for a 25.6v battery pack?

Good morning
Please I need help on this ☝️, to help my decision. Thanks for your reply.

Price-wise, there is no better deal. Functionality wise (Bluetooth monitor, etc), you may want to check Valtech or Mrreed

favouredbymercy:
Good morning
Please I need help on this ☝️, to help my decision. Thanks for your reply.

FEGEITOK:
Never ever got more than 1.3kW from a possible total of 2.1kW.

Today I understood why.

1 of the 3 panels was not connected.

I have gotten 6mm wire to sort it out.

I totally recommend FY panels.

Will get more ASAP given that the test results are so good

Around 12 noon yesterday I turned on my 2 horsepower non inverter AC and the panel production immediately hit 1kW, when I tried that before I would see around 600 watts or 700 watts.

I have a nother set of panels hooked directly to the inverter.

The 2.1kW is connected to a standalone charge controller and the same batteries.

Will try again with the panels hooked to the inverter switched off.

@FEGEITOK where do they sell these and how much?

Looks like its Tier 1?

FEGEITOK:
Incoming 700watts FY solar Panels

funken:
@FEGEITOK where do they sell these and how much?

Looks like its Tier 1?

As far as I'm concerned it is Tier 1, I got each panel at 147,000.

At that time 580 watts Jinko was 175,000.

From Kougar.

I'm glad I did.

I have always been a Jinko guy.

I'm now an FY guy

Good day everyone, please I’m looking for a good installer in Warri. Kindly indicate if you are an installer in Warri or recommend me one

Please does anyone know about this controller. I want to change the battery setting parameters but it has a password. I already asked the person who sold it he has no ideal about the password. It will work very well with acid batteries but now I have lithium. Your input is appreciated.

maxed out the controller. I need a more powerful controller, any recommmendations?

iraybuju:
Please does anyone know about this controller. I want to change the battery setting parameters but it has a password. I already asked the person who sold it he has no ideal about the password. It will work very well with acid batteries but now I have lithium. Your input is appreciated.

The Yohako inverter I have uses 12345. My experience is that quite a number of Chinese electronics use easy to remember default passwords. Try 0000 or 1111 erc

durodee:
The Yohako inverter I have uses 12345. My experience is that quite a number of Chinese electronics use easy to remember default passwords. Try 0000 or 1111 erc

The problem is that it doesn’t even show the numbers so I can input, if I press down or up arrow key it shows I’m imputing something but I can’t see what going in nor do I know what I am pressing, it just shows asterisk blind figures so I don’t know what’s going in

kewhos:
Good day everyone, please I’m looking for a good installer in Warri. Kindly indicate if you are an installer in Warri or recommend me one

send me a DM

jstemmanex:
Price-wise, there is no better deal. Functionality wise (Bluetooth monitor, etc), you may want to check Valtech or Mrreed

thanks for the mention.

FEGEITOK:
maxed out the controller. I need a more powerful controller, any recommmendations?

you need a hybrid inverter

iraybuju:
Please does anyone know about this controller. I want to change the battery setting parameters but it has a password. I already asked the person who sold it he has no ideal about the password. It will work very well with acid batteries but now I have lithium. Your input is appreciated.

Password
press down button 3 times
Press up button 3 times
Then press enter button.