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jFrankNorfleet:
Earlier in the day I picked up yohako DC ceiling fan

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how is the experience boss. I currently use a century dc standing fan and to be honest the current of the air isn't as great as ac fan even at higher speed

codemaster2much:
how is the experience boss. I currently use a century dc standing fan and to be honest the current of the air isn't as great as ac fan even at higher speed

You can try qasa

codemaster2much:
how is the experience boss. I currently use a century dc standing fan and to be honest the current of the air isn't as great as ac fan even at higher speed

use qasa,

I use qasa dc standing and ceiling fan. The breeze is mad.

oloet:
Easiest way I can think of right now is to shunt your busbar with a dc WiFi shunt meter.

I quite agree, thanks for your suggestion.

Aii.. Will ask the customer to snap and send me the pics... Got it around January this yr.. Bur things come fall short for the guy, so we started selling the things gotten one after the other.. Until the panels left.. Last week he called me again that make i help him sell the panels as well..

hoover420:
Okay, This looks like a very reasonable option if you were in Lagos. Secondly, I don’t know how fast you want to let go of the panel because I’ll just have to sell this new 585 watt to afford it. Though it won’t be a problem for me, it just depends on your own timing and patience. Meanwhile can you take a picture of the properties of the panel so gurus in the house can help me ascertain if it would work for this my lazy Haisic inverter?

micxwell:
Same set-up with 4pcs of 615w panels. Battery charges full around 10am.

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Boss how is your system keeping up with this weather at the moment?

codemaster2much:
how is the experience boss. I currently use a century dc standing fan and to be honest the current of the air isn't as great as ac fan even at higher speed

I'm yet to install it boss but it was recommended by a gamehouse owner who's using it and had no complains so far

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It is also very energy efficient, consuming less than 7w to power itself, so your batteries will last longer on it.

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Iinnov8:
If you need a stand-alone inverter with amazing power at good price, then consider the 3000w Pure Sine Wave Easun Inverter for 94,000

Peak power is 3000w, and continuous power is 1500w.

This inverter can power home appliances such as fans, washing machine, deep freezer, blender, pressing iron, microwave, toasting machine, and even a 0.5hp pumping machine and inductive electric cooker, as long as the total power pull at a time does not exceed 1400w

It is also very energy efficient, consuming less than 7w to power itself, so your batteries will last longer on it.

Most importantly, we provide after-sales support through repair services and even Swap programmes. T&Cs apply

Visit our dedicated thread to read testimonies and feedbacks about the inverter:

https://www.nairaland.com/7833852/3000w-easun-pure-sine-wave




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL9R254qXFA&t=20s

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Haykay2001:
Aii.. Will ask the customer to snap and send me the pics... Got it around January this yr.. Bur things come fall short for the guy, so we started selling the things gotten one after the other.. Until the panels left.. Last week he called me again that make i help him sell the panels as well..

Okay kindly keep me updated, will like to know how much he is willing to let go of the panel

Hi, good morning all. I'm using a 12v 130ah sunfit gel battery. Please at what voltage should I consider that the battery is 50% discharge?

jp130:
Hi, good morning all. I'm using a 12v 130ah sunfit gel battery. Please at what voltage should I consider that the battery is 50% discharge?

12.0V

jp130:
Hi, good morning all. I'm using a 12v 130ah sunfit gel battery. Please at what voltage should I consider that the battery is 50% discharge?

Google “12V gel battery state of charge chart”.

jp130:
Hi, good morning all. I'm using a 12v 130ah sunfit gel battery. Please at what voltage should I consider that the battery is 50% discharge?

12.2v but if you could try not to even allow it get past 12.4v better.

Much better reading the voltage when no load is connected and not charging. With load, it could appear lower than it ought be

fuckboys:
use qasa,

I use qasa dc standing and ceiling fan. The breeze is mad.

Can you post the model you use for both ceiling and standing fans?

Bankyshinani:
You can try qasa

Which particular model boss man, someone can buy the proper one or avoid fake

No probs. whenever you are ready, let me know.

hoover420:
Okay kindly keep me updated, will like to know how much he is willing to let go of the panel

Good morning all. Please is there anyone dealing with replacement inverter boards here?
Many thanks!

codemaster2much:
how is the experience boss. I currently use a century dc standing fan and to be honest the current of the air isn't as great as ac fan even at higher speed

my own century dc standing fan dey blow like mad ooo.. it's those old version and I converted using a lithium battery with it though.. don't mind the tape I use to cover the light..I no like make e too dey show for night

Bryanluke:
my own century dc standing fan dey blow like mad ooo.. it's those old version and I converted using a lithium battery with it though.. don't mind the tape I use to cover the light..I no like make e too dey show for night

A lot of new items nowAdays get as dem be despite costing more.

prince4pro2:
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Boss how is your system keeping up with this weather at the moment?

My system is doing fine even with the weather.

Bryanluke:
my own century dc standing fan dey blow like mad ooo.. it's those old version and I converted using a lithium battery with it though.. don't mind the tape I use to cover the light..I no like make e too dey show for night

How much did the battery cost?

How much should one budget for something like this?

If I recall heavenlybang also did the conversion.

How much you spend Sir?

FEGEITOK:
How much did the battery cost?

How much should one budget for something like this?

If I recall heavenlybang also did the conversion.

How much you spend Sir?

are you using a century fan too. For my own setup the guy that build for me, did 12v 14ah for me . I think he collected 25k or more. I don forget sha..

Omo the battery dey serve like mad, he no off easily, unlike the useless lead acid battery

Bryanluke:
are you using a century fan too. For my own setup the guy that build for me, did 12v 14ah for me . I think he collected 25k or more. I don forget sha..

Omo the battery dey serve like mad, he no off easily, unlike the useless lead acid battery

I'm using QASA but it has the same problem since it uses a lead acid battery

Bryanluke:
are you using a century fan too. For my own setup the guy that build for me, did 12v 14ah for me . I think he collected 25k or more. I don forget sha..

Omo the battery dey serve like mad, he no off easily, unlike the useless lead acid battery

Just so you know, issue with those FANs ain't entirely a battery chemistry issue BUT mostly battery capacity.

One of the sweet things of Lithium chemistry is more Amps per kg hence the size of a 12v 20AH leadAcid battery would always be physically much bigger than an equivalent for Lithium based battery.

Now add the required charge time between both chemistries and you quickly understand what's going on.

My neigbours would find your comment funny because He would swear the 3 fans they using could last over 4 days on no charge at all despite the fact their leadAcid battery (12v 200AH) is what He already wanted to sell off to aboki as scrap.

Me nko, I use similar though mine are still very much in good condition. Funny enough, I only suggested it and He blindly agreed I set it up for him.

But then again, for those who don't already use leadAcid battery, and not using Solar, or require much mobility, Lithium battery remains their best bet ELSE just go buy any WEAK leadAcid battery of at least 100AH and be done with it