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Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by chadbasin: 10:07pm On Jul 02
bassdow:
Longi if you get the right one BUT still, they both have their uniqueNess.
Aha! Longi has it, then.

Thanks for your inputs. Longi all the way!
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Prince3030: 10:12pm On Jul 02
Has anyone come across the brand eenovance
Both thier batteries and inverters
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by bassdow: 10:20pm On Jul 02
Prince3030:
Has anyone come across the brand eenovance
Both thier batteries and inverters
Let's await the exPlorers. the name gan sef speaks a lot
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by bassdow: 10:23pm On Jul 02
chadbasin:
Aha! Longi has it, then.

Thanks for your inputs. Longi all the way!
Once again, don't forget say na popular brands dem dey easily fake. Be sure you know how to identify the quality real ones or have a trusted dealer. This applies to almost all things.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Whytehandy: 10:27pm On Jul 02
bassdow:
Kindly do understand that an induction cooker's technology differs completely froma regular cooker. Enter market buy any Good enough quality one New / USEd. So long it's an induction cooker, it's energy efficiency would always be much better
Okay, thanks
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Prince3030: 10:34pm On Jul 02
Has anyone come across eenovance battery or inver
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Bryanluke: 6:48am On Jul 03
twinskenny:
Yesterday installations @ obanikoro Lagos

6kva deye inverter

10kwh deye lithium battery


5 no of 620w jinko panels


You need great carefulness installing panels on a slate roof.. delicate
I swear I'm afraid installing this on my roof... my landlord sef told me he saw online that solar panel dey burn house chaii . Is it true house?

Also, pls I wanna ask isn't this a flat roof, I heard some people said it can be placed on it directly without using that rack
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by mctfopt: 7:34am On Jul 03
Bryanluke:
I swear I'm afraid installing this on my roof... my landlord sef told me he saw online that solar panel dey burn house chaii . Is it true house?

Also, pls I wanna ask isn't this a flat roof, I heard some people said it can be placed on it directly without using that rack
Electricity can burn down a house, too.

So can the gas used for cooking.

And so can the petrol that people keep in their homes to power these noisy generators.

Many have died from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by keeping a generator too close to their sleeping quarters.

Yet, every day, people use these things.
One thing is guaranteed: if anything is misused, you stand a chance of it becoming fatal.

One tablet of paracetamol is fine for that occasional headache, but if you take 20 at once, you already know what's going to happen.

If you get professional to handle your installation, you'd be fine.

Una president dey use one in Aso Rock...Aso Rock last time I checked is not on 🔥
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by NSEstudent: 7:36am On Jul 03
mctfopt:
If you buy the cheapo. Have been using mine for more than 4 years now with no issue.

Buy a good brand, don't cheap out and you are good.

Recently upgraded mine this year. Same result.

Don't just buy cheaply made one.

The pot cover of my recent purchase weighs 1.62kg
No be steam punk be this? Bought mine 110k about 2 years ago. I used to use it often but sparingly these days as it has been overtaken by Ninja Foodi.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Prince3030: 8:58am On Jul 03
bassdow:
Let's await the exPlorers. the name gan sef speaks a lot
Someone i know got it. Let me be observing😅
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by mctfopt: 9:46am On Jul 03
NSEstudent:
No be steam punk be this? Bought mine 110k about 2 years ago. I used to use it often but sparingly these days as it has been overtaken by Ninja Foodi.
Well, I still prefer using gas to cook, since cooking is over in minutes grin
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by bassdow: 10:54am On Jul 03
mctfopt:
Electricity can burn down a house, too.

So can the gas used for cooking.

And so can the petrol that people keep in their homes to power these noisy generators.

Many have died from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by keeping a generator too close to their sleeping quarters.

Yet, every day, people use these things.
One thing is guaranteed: if anything is misused, you stand a chance of it becoming fatal.

One tablet of paracetamol is fine for that occasional headache, but if you take 20 at once, you already know what's going to happen.

If you get professional to handle your installation, you'd be fine.

Una president dey use one in Aso Rock...Aso Rock last time I checked is not on 🔥
Nice response
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by bassdow: 11:05am On Jul 03
Bryanluke:
I swear I'm afraid installing this on my roof... my landlord sef told me he saw online that solar panel dey burn house chaii . Is it true house?

Also, pls I wanna ask isn't this a flat roof, I heard some people said it can be placed on it directly without using that rack
Solar panel related fire mostly would happen from those using high voltage setUp and that's if not done well. When I say DC is wicked, that's what I mean. AC would diconnect easily during issues the moment it sparks enough (thanks to the physics involved) BUT DC has no Zero point hence would just continue going except the conductor on that section glows enough to burn / melt away breaking the connection.

Once again, those doing high voltage setUps needs be careful especially when not using quality MC4 connectors or just twisting wires together.

Some DIY improvisations are meant for those doing small scale; not those doing something big.

As for placing the solar panel directly on the roof without anything to hold it; that's very dangerous because it would stay but wind / breeze can throw it away and you need not be told the danger when it lands on anything including humans or cars or whatever.

if you can't afford mounting accessories, get one who can use binding wire well enough and the binding wire shouldn't be exposed so it doesn't rust overTime.

If it's a decking, with edges that act like shallow walls, then you could keep them without support though still not 100% adviced as situations could differ
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by NSEstudent: 11:12am On Jul 03
mctfopt:
Well, I still prefer using gas to cook, since cooking is over in minutes grin
Why would you prefer gas though when you have enough storage and or solar power for it?
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by favouredbymercy: 11:57am On Jul 03
NSEstudent:
Why would you prefer gas though when you have enough storage and or solar power for it?
The talk surprise me huh. I dey plan 100% Sun soonest by Gods grace.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Gshems: 2:08pm On Jul 03
No one will. My gas is resting. Only used when we want to cook multiple foods like rice and plantain in the morning . The induction cooker go cook the rice, gas go fry plantain
NSEstudent:
Why would you prefer gas though when you have enough storage and or solar power for it?
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by NSEstudent: 2:47pm On Jul 03
Gshems:
No one will. My gas is resting. Only used when we want to cook multiple foods like rice and plantain in the morning . The induction cooker go cook the rice, gas go fry plantain
Well, he said he does. I just want to know his reason.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by bassdow: 3:03pm On Jul 03
Gshems:
No one will. My gas is resting. Only used when we want to cook multiple foods like rice and plantain in the morning . The induction cooker go cook the rice, gas go fry plantain
still if you got the storage / capacity, buy an additional induction cooker so while one coks the rice, the other fries the plantain. mayBe you even buy more should in case you wanna cook multiple pots at same time
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Gshems: 3:52pm On Jul 03
bassdow:
still if you got the storage / capacity, buy an additional induction cooker so while one coks the rice, the other fries the plantain. mayBe you even buy more should in case you wanna cook multiple pots at same time
I no get capacity and storage ó. My battery is 4kw
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by bassdow: 4:34pm On Jul 03
Gshems:
I no get capacity and storage ó. My battery is 4kw
Lemme speak like typical African/Nigerian

You would get Capacity in Jesus name
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Gshems: 5:19pm On Jul 03
Amen
bassdow:
Lemme speak like typical African/Nigerian

You would get Capacity in Jesus name
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by justasitis: 5:35pm On Jul 03
Gshems:
No one will. My gas is resting. Only used when we want to cook multiple foods like rice and plantain in the morning . The induction cooker go cook the rice, gas go fry plantain
Next time you can go for double infrared cooker if you have high battery capacity. Something like this

Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by bassdow: 6:16pm On Jul 03
justasitis:
Next time you can go for double infrared cooker if you have high battery capacity. Something like this
I suggest those who haven't bought should go for double burner even if they think they don't need one as they can easily leave one of them switched off while using the other.

Alternatively, in spirit on redundancy, kukuma buy 2 separate ones so should 1 go bad for whatever reason, you ain't left stranded
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Bryanluke: 6:29pm On Jul 03
bassdow:
Solar panel related fire mostly would happen from those using high voltage setUp and that's if not done well. When I say DC is wicked, that's what I mean. AC would diconnect easily during issues the moment it sparks enough (thanks to the physics involved) BUT DC has no Zero point hence would just continue going except the conductor on that section glows enough to burn / melt away breaking the connection.

Once again, those doing high voltage setUps needs be careful especially when not using quality MC4 connectors or just twisting wires together.

Some DIY improvisations are meant for those doing small scale; not those doing something big.

As for placing the solar panel directly on the roof without anything to hold it; that's very dangerous because it would stay but wind / breeze can throw it away and you need not be told the danger when it lands on anything including humans or cars or whatever.

if you can't afford mounting accessories, get one who can use binding wire well enough and the binding wire shouldn't be exposed so it doesn't rust overTime.

If it's a decking, with edges that act like shallow walls, then you could keep them without support though still not 100% adviced as situations could differ
thanks.. I'm using the binding wire above. I'm on a band A & not using an heavy setup as we do have light and however I'm even thinking of going off grid as my wife and children comes back from shop at 9pm and that's the time we use light, watch TV for an hour and go to bed to sleep with Fan only.

However you talked about the binding wire, if it rust does that mean it'll cut off after a while if it rust .

Lastly, with Just light and Tv I should be able to off grid for night TV, 10w bulb & dc fan usage overnight while everybody goes out in the morning while attached it to a 18v 200w(2 pcs) cux I only have Bsc pwm controller already kept aside

Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Mrreed(m): 6:30pm On Jul 03
The difference isn't significant
OgogoroFreak:
infrared consumes more energy than induction
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Mrreed(m): 6:35pm On Jul 03
To use this simultaneously, it is better to replace your kitchen socket with a changeover or properly rated breaker. Otherwise, you might be replacing socket occasionally
justasitis:
Next time you can go for double infrared cooker if you have high battery capacity. Something like this
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Amovingman: 7:40pm On Jul 03
Be careful of bryanluke aka Stephen ayantoye on this thread

He's looking for a way to scam people's on this thread

Don't say I didn't warn you oooo
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by smallsmall: 8:08pm On Jul 03
Bryanluke:
thanks.. I'm using the binding wire above. I'm on a band A & not using an heavy setup as we do have light and however I'm even thinking of going off grid as my wife and children comes back from shop at 9pm and that's the time we use light, watch TV for an hour and go to bed to sleep with Fan only.

However you talked about the binding wire, if it rust does that mean it'll cut off after a while if it rust .

Lastly, with Just light and Tv I should be able to off grid for night TV, 10w bulb & dc fan usage overnight while everybody goes out in the morning while attached it to a 18v 200w(2 pcs) cux I only have Bsc pwm controller already kept aside
Try and use stainless steel wire (the shiny, silver one).
That one will not rust.
Also, l will advise against putting your Solar Panels directly on any iron/aluminum roofing sheet.
Try and get the Aluminum railing, you can go to any Aluminum Village to buy it directly. They use it as Window Profile and it is far-far cheaper from such places.
Safe comes first and above any other thing, let us not take too much fire risk, so we can have rest of mind.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by iraybuju: 8:23pm On Jul 03
Mrreed:
To use this simultaneously, it is better to replace your kitchen socket with a changeover or properly rated breaker. Otherwise, you might be replacing socket occasionally
It’s not a matter of “might”!he will definitely keep changing it
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Bryanluke: 8:41pm On Jul 03
smallsmall:
Try and use stainless steel wire (the shiny, silver one).
That one will not rust.
Also, l will advise against putting your Solar Panels directly on any iron/aluminum roofing sheet.
Try and get the Aluminum railing, you can go to any Aluminum Village to buy it directly. They use it as Window Profile and it is far-far cheaper from such places.
Safe comes first and above any other thing, let us not take too much fire risk, so we can have rest of mind.
can you share the sample of the binding wire you talking about and also I'm not putting it on aluminium or iron roof. It's a slate roof like i said earlier
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Bryanluke:
smallsmall:
Try and use stainless steel wire (the shiny, silver one).
That one will not rust.
Also, l will advise against putting your Solar Panels directly on any iron/aluminum roofing sheet.
Try and get the Aluminum railing, you can go to any Aluminum Village to buy it directly. They use it as Window Profile and it is far-far cheaper from such places.
Safe comes first and above any other thing, let us not take too much fire risk, so we can have rest of mind.
I saw this installed on aluminium roof. I'm not sure this person used rail on this 2pcs of 200w panel. But my own roof is slate

Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by bassdow: 8:54pm On Jul 03
Mrreed:
To use this simultaneously, it is better to replace your kitchen socket with a changeover or properly rated breaker. Otherwise, you might be replacing socket occasionally
Actually I just tell people to use those sockets with round holes and they should buy it tokunbo. Or just tell the seller it's for big electric cooker. You over paint a big picture so they get what you mean and compromise less.

Also should use minimum of 4mm AC wire though would suggest 6mm or higher
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