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Connect the cooker to an AVR panels set your desired watt

fuckboys:
they both are already faster than gas cooking that's already fast enough.

I prefer the lower consumption of 1800w over the 2200w, cos I won't be around the kitchen all the time telling the household to lower the cooking Watts.

If there was even the one of 1000w, I would have gone for it.

osayuwamwen:
1000watt for any food once it start boiling you can reduce to 800watt or to even 300watt depending on what you are cooker but 1000watt max for anything even if na stone 😁 one thing I don't like about maxi induction cooker is that from 800watt u can't reduce 500watt except to 300watt the watt are from 120watt 300watt 800watt 1000watt 1300watt 1600watt 1800watt 2100watt

It's exactly same with the midea I use.

120w is keep warm on midea

Was at solaris surge alaba office today.... Nice customer service.. dat ur deriy 5kwa battery was u dey use for shop dey enter my eyes ohh..

cyif2003:
Was at solaris surge alaba office today.... Nice customer service.. dat ur deriy 5kwa battery was u dey use for shop dey enter my eyes ohh..

...but you were at their office today na

Bankyshinani:
Please, I need someone to give me settings for my new 4.5kwh battery from valto?

😂
But Why not ask Valto himself?

Allem:
For over a year now, I no sabi how much Dem dey sell gas. I use these two and yes I think we discussed this topic too like around August last year

Wow, exactly my kitchen set up, one maxi induction cooker, one Dayo induction cooker and funny enough, that same silver crest blender

Where can I buy the Dayo induction cooker cheaper with a pot?

Where can I buy the Dayo induction cooker cheaper with a pot in Lagos

Deluxe8000:
Where can I buy the Dayo induction cooker cheaper with a pot in Lagos

on their website

Deluxe8000:
Where can I buy the Dayo induction cooker cheaper with a pot in Lagos

Konga it's 23,079

Settled for the 800w settings on Dayo.
3 cups of rice get cooked in 40mins.
The way naija dey go so, one need this as normal usage and gas as backup.

Thanks to those who opened our eyes to these.
The Maxi guy and Dayo guys.

zenith4biz:
Konga it's 23,079

I have ordered for it with 3k delivery.
Expecting the delivery soon. Thanks.
Though I still need the biggest pot the cooktop can handle for boiling water in large quantities like 20L of water.

Can you share the link, I'm seeing 46k on konga

Deluxe8000:
I have ordered for it with 3k delivery.
Expecting the delivery soon. Thanks.
Though I still need the biggest pot the cooktop can handle for boiling water in large quantities like 20L of water.

dollarnaira:
Settled for the 800w settings on Dayo.
3 cups of rice get cooked in 40mins.
The way naija dey go so, one need this as normal usage and gas as backup.

Thanks to those who opened our eyes to these.
The Maxi guy and Dayo guys.

Yes o. Gas is now my back up to be used only in emergency cases.

The Dayo obviously has smaller coil hence heating is more focused on the center point rather than evenly spread. Also there's a learning curve to it, u go first burn food small 😂.

I used two other 330w panels in series because my cable is 2.5mm it still didn't charge it properly. Do I need to change the cable?

AyobamiOluwole:
You are undercharging it.
Buy 2 more panels of the same brand and watts, and connect the 3 of them in parallel (still Ok for your 40Amps).

But your wire needs to be thicker (at least 6mm cable).

This is d same time it will take gas.

Diff is one will buy gas, d oda will use d sun.

dollarnaira:
Settled for the 800w settings on Dayo.
3 cups of rice get cooked in 40mins.
The way naija dey go so, one need this as normal usage and gas as backup.

Thanks to those who opened our eyes to these.
The Maxi guy and Dayo guys.

cyif2003:
This is d same time it will take gas.

Diff is one will buy gas, d oda will use d sun.

Even if it took 1hrs, it is free.
This is at 800w , 1000w short.

Unfaized:
Yes o. Gas is now my back up to be used only in emergency cases.

The Dayo obviously has smaller coil hence heating is more focused on the center point rather than evenly spread. Also there's a learning curve to it, u go first burn food small 😂.

The follow come pot is just for boiling anything without oil. A better cooking up ahead. Anyways thanks for the boost. Now, I can cook and boil with my 12v.

cyif2003:
Was at solaris surge alaba office today.... Nice customer service.. dat ur deriy 5kwa battery was u dey use for shop dey enter my eyes ohh..

Thanks boss for your patronage
Enjoy your investment!!!

Deriy no try sha, they stopped bringing that model for a while now, there is new model of it coming soon sha..

EMuyi1:
I used two other 330w panels in series because my cable is 2.5mm it still didn't charge it properly. Do I need to change the cable?

Yeah. You need to change the cable. I told you 6mm at least. Your 3 panels now gives off about 30Amps. 6mm of should carry such current without resistance.

It’s expensive, but it’s best for the best result you want.

all types of smart battery chargers now available 10v-92v 20A adjustable
12v 30A
24v 20A
48v 10A & 15A
60v 10A and 15A
72v 10A and 15A
0V-15V 60A and 100A adjustable
0v-60v 40A adjustable

Pls my current 8 pcs 250w panels are connected in 4s2p with a 6mm cable.

Can I safely connect all in series with same cable without having to upgrade to a 10mm

dollarnaira:
Settled for the 800w settings on Dayo.
3 cups of rice get cooked in 40mins.
The way naija dey go so, one need this as normal usage and gas as backup.

Thanks to those who opened our eyes to these.
The Maxi guy and Dayo guys.

hi chief, did you use the follow come pot and did all the part of the rice got cooked evenly

dollarnaira:

The follow come pot is just for boiling anything without oil. A better cooking up ahead. Anyways thanks for the boost. Now, I can cook and boil with my 12v.

Are you able to use it with a 12v inverter?

Valto:
all types of smart battery chargers now available 10v-92v 20A adjustable
12v 30A
24v 20A
48v 10A & 15A
60v 10A and 15A
72v 10A and 15A
0V-15V 60A and 100A adjustable
0v-60v 40A adjustable

12v 30a how much,

codemaster2much:
Are you able to use it with a 12v inverter?

Super Yes

codemaster2much:
hi chief, did you use the follow come pot and did all the part of the rice got cooked evenly

YES but with 2 or 3 times partial stirring.
My next por search will be thicker with a little surface area short than this. Nonetheless, it worth every penny. Warming soup from freezer is magical though with a different mini container.

EMuyi1:
I used two other 330w panels in series because my cable is 2.5mm it still didn't charge it properly. Do I need to change the cable?

Now you see why we mostly recommend between 6mm and mostly 10mm as minimum. Now you have to spend money buying what you already got just because you have quickly outGrown the thickness.

Hopefully others are learning. Let your minimum always be 10mm even if you and/or your professional belives you only need 1mm.

Hopefully @EMuyi1 doesn't live on ground floor of a 3 storeyed building

AyobamiOluwole:
Yeah. You need to change the cable. I told you 6mm at least. Your 3 panels now gives off about 30Amps. 6mm of should carry such current without resistance.

It’s expensive, but it’s best for the best result you want.

He's even better off with that Aluminium that looks like copper . He just needs it much thicker. You know a lot of these solar panels even doesn't really come with Pure copper cables.
And I'm not refering to the NEPA cable Ooo

OP should make 10mm the minimum else He/She fit still have a reason to upGrade tomorrow

But then again, if it were 48v or 24v system, thickness wouldn't be this high