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dollarnaira:
625w bifacial available.
Ikorodu.

620w mono is super outrageous but available too.

Please what is the best price for 625w bifacial. Also do you have 60A mppt charge controller. Also the pice

drdru99:
Please what is the best price for 625w bifacial. Also do you have 60A mppt charge controller. Also the pice

130k bifacial
Iinnov sells powmr 60a

Who has 3000watts sachet inverter for sale. Used

Gshems:
Who has 3000watts sachet inverter for sale. Used

How much u take dey find am?

dollarnaira:
How much u take dey find am?

Small money. But give me your price make we negotiate

Omo ehh, turning off your inverter for few minutes does a lot of wonders oh.

It improves the mppt performance, clears some error codes and reduces fan noise.

fuckboys:
Omo ehh, turning off your inverter for few minutes does a lot of wonders oh.

It improves the mppt performance, clears some error codes and reduces fan noise.

Also, when last did u dust all fans?

dollarnaira:
Also, when last did u dust all fans?

I've never done that, I juts tuned off my inverter for 5mins today and back on since after installation March this year. That's 9months working round the clock.

fuckboys:
I've never done that, I juts tuned off my inverter for 5mins today and back on since after installation March this year. That's 9months working round the clock.

Try peep into your fan bro.
It is an important part that should not be neglected. Dust on fan blades affect cooling-- your inverter fan and all regular fans especially this dusty time.

dollarnaira:
Try peep into your fan bro.
It is an important part that should not be neglected. Dust on fan blades affect cooling-- your inverter fan and all regular fans especially this dusty time.

okay I’ll take a look, I’d have to turn it off again for that. Thanks chief.

fuckboys:
okay I’ll take a look, I’d have to turn it off again for that. Thanks chief.

It’s important to dust the air vents , clean the dust filters and fan blades once in 3 months for better performance and efficiency of your hybrid inverter.

ojeysky:
They make good products and I know someone that used their inverter. I used their 10kva stabiliser and it's very solid

Where did you buy the A&E stabiliser?

Xanderone:
So I don't wanna make another terrible error, this time with a central stabilizer. I may need to get one anytime as I was able to secure a prepaid meter that has for a while been installed but not used cos it had some error codes which made me unable to load a key change code and credit. The issue has been resolved. So I discovered the voltage supply is a terrible regular 160v and seldom 180v.

I did some searches and saw Prag, A&E dunamis models (10kva) and another funny name like this (Jor-El) 😁 as in Karl Kent name.

Anyways experienced users should kindly provide some info.

• Which models are tested and trusted? Few days ago, I pulled out about 4 units from storage that I last used about 6 years ago and realised they can't seem to handle the 160v input.

• How durable are these things? I read one of the reviews on Konga where a buyer cursed that the Jor-El he bought didn't last more than 6 months and it stopped working.

• How good are they in protecting appliances? My appliances have been safest on solar for many years now but foraging back into NEPA means I may be courting damage to these appliances from overvoltages, undervoltages and fluctuations.

• Any other questions that I may have missed but that experienced users know will also be welcome.

Thanks as always.

NB: I assume 10kva may suffice for loads which I anticipate may max to around 4kva with future upgrades/addition of appliances.

I also do not intend to hook my inverter AC charging unit to anything NEPA under any conditions whatsoever. It should continue to use the solar charging abeg, to avoid stories that touch.

I've however thought about installing an automatic rapid changeover switch to handle the change from inverter to NEPA whenever the latter gets the seizure brain waves to provide supply.

Hi

please which brand did you end up buying? i want to buy, unfortunately the APEX i saw on jumia is out of stock and over here our light is below 70V

obinna37:
thanks,I finally bought the A&E dunamis 5kva

Please where did you buy the A&E 5kva??

ibietela2:
Where did you buy the A&E stabiliser?

Bought from AZ global in 2018. He can be reached at +234 810 387 4511

Gshems:
Who has 3000watts sachet inverter for sale. Used

Please I also need a used 3000w pure sine wave Satchet inverter.

all types of REAL pure sine wave sachet inverter available at affordable prices

Trippledots:
Just saw a notification that you emailed me, but I can't see anything in my mail. Whatsup?

Sorry for the late response Chief. I no too dey check Nairaland like before again. Na just now I see your response.

Yeah, wanted to see if we could negotiate on the one you had so I can test it out before ordering the 14 I needed.

But no issues boss, I don sort am out. Thanks for the recommendation. I really appreciate it 🙏🙏

Hello house, please
I have 12v system with two 200ah lp04 lithium batteries(400ah), 60ah mppt cc, 40ah mppt cc

Load
Inverter friendly fridge
Inverter friendly 45inches LED tv
70w ceiling fan and standing fan
75w speaker

How many solar panels do I seriously need to charge the battery FULLY while keeping the loads running during the day?

Valto:
all types of REAL pure sine wave sachet inverter available at affordable prices

How much is the 3000watts 12v boss?

Pwithmey:
How much is the 3000watts 12v boss?

99k

Deluxe8000:
Hello house, please
I have 12v system with two 200ah lp04 lithium batteries(400ah), 60ah mppt cc, 40ah mppt cc

Load
Inverter friendly fridge
Inverter friendly 45inches LED tv
70w ceiling fan and standing fan
75w speaker

How many solar panels do I seriously need to charge the battery FULLY while keeping the loads running during the day?

A lot of times, especially in your situation, your charge controller dictates the limits which is often about maximum of 800w for solar panel. Anything more than that, at same voltage, your charge cotnroller either clips off the excesses (in form of heat) or experiences stress that either shortens it's usable life or causes immediate damage.

Deluxe8000:
Hello house, please
I have 12v system with two 200ah lp04 lithium batteries(400ah), 60ah mppt cc, 40ah mppt cc

Load
Inverter friendly fridge
Inverter friendly 45inches LED tv
70w ceiling fan and standing fan
75w speaker

How many solar panels do I seriously need to charge the battery FULLY while keeping the loads running during the day?

Poorly designed system. Could've just gone 24v and saved yourself a ton of money and stress.

You have a max of 100a worth of charging. Effectively about 1350w at most, and that means you're running your controllers at max capacity all the time.

What I would do, really, is connect those batteries in series, then buy a 24v inverter.

bassdow:
A lot of times, especially in your situation, your charge controller dictates the limits which is often about maximum of 800w for solar panel. Anything more than that, at same voltage, your charge cotnroller either clips off the excesses (in form of heat) or experiences stress that either shortens it's usable life or causes immediate damage.

You are right.

From a user point of view, I will charge the batteries separately, connect one to Jinko 715W panel - 60a mppt and the second to Jinko 520W panel - 40a mppt.

I will use a charge over to use 1 battery (with 60a) during the day and another (with 40a) during the night.

HeavenlyBang:
Poorly designed system. Could've just gone 24v and saved yourself a ton of money and stress.

You have a max of 100a worth of charging. Effectively about 1350w at most, and that means you're running your controllers at max capacity all the time.

What I would do, really, is connect those batteries in series, then buy a 24v inverter.

isn't it funny when you guys support certain things, then turn around and make comments such as above.

ReCall it was one of your comments or so that I said something that was immediately spoken against. Me kukuma just keep mute. If una like, make una run 3.2v system come use inverter boost am to 240v e no concern me.

We need understand when we share certain unCommon information which doesn't apply to , chances of it being abused exists. Certain information ought to be used by professionals on sight based on project requirements.

HawkTuahGirl:
You are right.

From a user point of view, I will charge the batteries separately, connect one to Jinko 715W panel - 60a mppt and the second to Jinko 520W panel - 40a mppt.

I will use a charge over to use 1 battery (with 60a) during the day and another (with 40a) during the night.

Are you @Deluxe8000

Deluxe8000:
Hello house, please
I have 12v system with two 200ah lp04 lithium batteries(400ah), 60ah mppt cc, 40ah mppt cc

Load
Inverter friendly fridge
Inverter friendly 45inches LED tv
70w ceiling fan and standing fan
75w speaker

How many solar panels do I seriously need to charge the battery FULLY while keeping the loads running during the day?

hmmm, charging this huge battery on 12v? That's a lot of heat o.

Best is series those batteries and run a 24v system.

4pcs of 450w panels is okay.

HawkTuahGirl:
You are right.

From a user point of view, I will charge the batteries separately, connect one to Jinko 715W panel - 60a mppt and the second to Jinko 520W panel - 40a mppt.

I will use a charge over to use 1 battery (with 60a) during the day and another (with 40a) during the night.

you really don't need the 2 charge cotnorllers, the 60amps is more than enough for both batteries. If you must use a changeOver, then let it to switch the batteries, not controllers

I have a 12v 100ah joykoo lifepo4 for sale. Used for 1 month

bassdow:
isn't it funny when you guys support certain things, then turn around and make comments such as above.

ReCall it was one of your comments or so that I said something that was immediately spoken against. Me kukuma just keep mute. If una like, make una run 3.2v system come use inverter boost am to 240v e no concern me.

We need understand when we share certain unCommon information which doesn't apply to , chances of it being abused exists. Certain information ought to be used by professionals on sight based on project requirements.

There are perfectly fine 12v systems that would meet the demands of most people.

That has nothing to do with the fact this his system in particular was poorly designed, I'm not sure I get your point really. Obviously when you're getting into higher wattages, it makes no sense to use 12v.

Both points aren't mutually exclusive.