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Finished testing the battery and its ok, I bought a 10watts fan from the battery seller yesterday and used it to test on how long the 42ah battery will power it and I wasn't disappointed ,after I have fully charged the battery, I disconnected all other batteries from my ups and connected the recently bought 12v 42ah battery to the ups and powered the 10watts fan from 6pm yesterday the fan was still on till 6am this morning , sincerely, the fan was awesome, e just dey blow cold breeze for my body as light no dey till dis morning, I am now fully satisfied with both battery and fan, I will connect the 42ah battery with my other 76ah battery in parallel connection

If u be person wey dey always feel heat , this fan above is best for u, its only 10watts and its the latest model to those former, this on blow breeze pass all those former ones,u can actually hang the fan in any position, I don't sell, u can go to shop H1 in oshodi or call the same guy that sold the 12v 42ah battery to me , he has it, he even has fullriver 12v 200ah battery but na money wey I no get , I for like get the battery

ceejay80s:
If u be person wey dey always feel heat , this fan above is best for u, its only 10watts and its the latest model to those former, this on blow breeze pass all those former ones, I don't sell, u can go to shop H1 in oshodi or call the same guy that sold the 12v 42ah battery to me , he has it, he even has fullriver 12v 200ah battery but na money wey I no get , I for like get the battery

hw much for the fan and 42ah battery, pls

thanx

ceejay80s:
Do u know that by adding distilled water to ur battery ,will make ur battery perfom better and last longer? I mean distilled water and not tap water or bottled table water or well water, one of my batteries used to malfunction, but after adding distilled water to it, its now ok and performing better,

do not add tap water or bottled table water or well water to it, they contain chemicals that will damage ur battery, I don't know if u one can get distilled water in nigerian stores ,but in Europe and US ,u can actually walk into a store and buy one, u can also use water dropping out from an airconditioner

I'm very curious to find out how you add distilled water in a supposedly sealed maintenance free batteries.

Enlightened me if it's not such a bother

ceejay80s:
If u be person wey dey always feel heat , this fan above is best for u, its only 10watts and its the latest model to those former, this on blow breeze pass all those former ones, I don't sell, u can go to shop H1 in oshodi or call the same guy that sold the 12v 42ah battery to me , he has it, he even has fullriver 12v 200ah battery but na money wey I no get , I for like get the battery

How much is he selling the bolded?

Im2Busy2Bother:


How much is he selling the bolded?

He said 25k, but u need to call him and negotiate with him , I don't think 25k is his final price, or u can go to his shop at oshodi to inspect, he also has 100ah deepcycle batteries but not full river product

makavele:


hw much for the fan and 42ah battery, pls

thanx

I bought the 42ah battery for 6k but its used and working perfect, the 10watts fan is brand new he sold it to me for 1,800naira

ceejay80s:

I bought the 42ah battery for 6k but its used and working perfect, the 10watts fan is brand new he sold it to me for 1,800naira

Thnx, u too much !!!

Im2Busy2Bother:


I'm very curious to find out how you add distilled water in a supposedly sealed maintenance free batteries.

Enlightened me if it's not such a bother

There's this six round covers on top of batteries, open all round cvers with a safety pin, u will see another rubber cover in each of those six holes, carefully remove the rubbers and add distilled water in each of the battery holes, do not fill distilled water it to the top ,just make sure the water is atleast above the plates inside the battery, when u are done , cover the with rubbers and also with the round top cover , now charge the battery with an automatic battery charcer, don't take it to battery chargers, their charger will damage ur battery, use ur inverter battery charger or an automatic battery charger (check page 1 and 2)
U can google the internet on how to make distilled water,there are different ways but this my portable indoor ac na him easy for me pass, another method is rain water and another method is by boiling water and putting a glass bowl in the water u are boiling bla bla bla....this method na long story, for more info pls ask google on how to make distilled water

ceejay80s:

He said 25k, but u need to call him and negotiate with him , I don't think 25k is his final price, or u can go to his shop at oshodi to inspect, he also has 100ah deepcycle batteries but not full river product

Thanks a lot. Are these batteries brand new?

ceejay80s:

There's this six round covers on top of batteries, open all round cvers with a safety pin, u will see another rubber cover in each of those six holes, carefully remove the rubbers and add distilled water in each of the battery holes, do not fill distilled water it to the top ,just make sure the water is atleast above the plates inside the battery, when u are done , cover the with rubbers and also with the round top cover , now charge the battery with an automatic battery charcer, don't take it to battery chargers, their charger will damage ur battery, use ur inverter battery charger or an automatic battery charger (check page 1 and 2)
U can google the internet on how to make distilled water,there are different ways but this my portable indoor ac na him easy for me pass, another method is rain water and another method is by boiling water and putting a glass bowl in the water u are boiling bla bla bla....this method na long story, for more info pls ask google on how to make distilled water

See attached pic of a friend's 200AH battery where exactly can one open?

Im2Busy2Bother:


Thanks a lot. Are these batteries brand new?

No, but call him to verify

Im2Busy2Bother:



See attached pic of a friend's 200AH battery where exactly can one open?

Ur picture is not clear

ceejay80s:

Ur picture is not clear

Ok. The original pic is not that clear sha. Thanks for your time anyways

My batteries are up for sale, they are working perfectly, I just saw a 12v 175ah and I need to buy that battery, so if u are interested call me or whatsapp my mtn line 07032659200, 08028789799 ,

FULLRiver 12v 40ah for 6k last
PANASonic 12v 42ah for 6k last
GARCIA. 12v 18ah for 3500 last

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ceejay80s:
My batteries are up for sale, they are working perfectly, I just saw a 12v 175ah and I need to buy that battery, so if u are interested call me or whatsapp my mtn line 07032659200, 08028789799 ,

FULLRiver 12v 40ah for 6k last
PANASonic 12v 42ah for 6k last
GARCIA. 12v 18ah for 3500 last

Sorry guys, its no longer for sale, I changed my mind

@ceejay, in a ups, there is dis device called 'boser' pls correct me if the spelling is wrong, that make noise inside the ups, circular in nature with a hole in the center, is it advisable to block the sound?

ceejay80s:

I bought the 42ah battery for 6k but its used and working perfect, the 10watts fan is brand new he sold it to me for 1,800naira

I need to test the fan. Can you give me the seller's contact?

Pharyn:



I need to test the fan. Can you give me the seller's contact?

The same guy that sold 12v 42ah battery to me, shop H1 at oshodi main market. The fan dey blow well but e no dey rotate,its just 10watts and e dey cover places and u even fit put adjust am to any angle

ceejay80s:

(08033086907)

ceejay80s:

The same guy that sold 12v 42ah battery to me, shop H1 at oshodi main market. The fan dey blow well but e no dey rotate,its just 10watts and e dey cover places and u even fit put adjust am to any angle

Thanks.

Mathias2015:
@ceejay, in a ups, there is dis device called 'boser' pls correct me if the spelling is wrong, that make noise inside the ups, circular in nature with a hole in the center, is it advisable to block the sound?

Yes u can block the sound and make the beeping sound lesser by covering the top of that beeper with paper tape or as we dey call am black cellotape or u can remover the top cover of the beeper and the sound will stop , like I said before, my own ups will only beep 17 times when u put it on and then stop beeping until ur battery is weak, then it starts beeping again ,that's when I know my battery is weak and I switch off my TV and then the ups, some ups will beep continuously, so if u are getting a ups , make sure u buy my type, mine is the latest model bluegate , I think the latest model mecury too does same, just make sure they put it on and u make sure it beeps 17 times and then stops beeping , but leave am if e just dey beep till eternity ,
The beeper is doing a good job by notifying u when ur battery Is weak ,so u know when to shut down, no allow ur battery die all the time like dat on ur ups or else u go dey buy new battery all the time.

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All you people intimidating me with electrical and electronics just remember there is God ooooo. I've read the whole thread but I just can't figure all dox years of WAEC physics any longer Cox biochemistry took them away. Lols
Oga ceejay you try well, this is my question
If I'm to get a 200aH battery, what are the other things needed and their cost implications? What will be it's output power? How long will it take to charge? Thanks

Infinitikoncept:
All you people intimidating me with electrical and electronics just remember there is God ooooo. I've read the whole thread but I just can't figure all dox years of WAEC physics any longer Cox biochemistry took them away. Lols
Oga ceejay you try well, this is my question
If I'm to get a 200aH battery, what are the other things needed and their cost implications? What will be it's output power? How long will it take to charge? Thanks

All u need is a 650ups and a smart charger, the battery seller has 200 and 175ah fullriver battery, he said his 200ah is 25k and 175ah is 28k, I believe the 175ah is more expensive because its very slim, the smart charger is 7k and u can get a used working 650ups for 1500naira, charging a 200ah battery shouldn't take more than 3-4hr because the smart charger has settings for 40ah battery and bellow,80ah-100ah and 120ah-200ah settings, just don't overload it ,u will definitely enjoy it

ceejay80s:

All u need is a 650ups and a smart charger, the battery seller has 200 and 175ah fullriver battery, he said his 200ah is 25k and 175ah is 28k, I believe the 175ah is more expensive because its very slim, the smart charger is 7k and u can get a used working 650ups for 1500naira, charging a 200ah battery shouldn't take more than 3-4hr because the smart charger has settings for 40ah battery and bellow,80ah-100ah and 120ah-200ah settings, just don't overload it ,u will definitely enjoy it

its best to charge your batteries at the lowest amp possible (anywhere between 10-15 amps max) . . charging a 200aH battery to full status in 4 hours is "quick charge" (ie. 50 A per hr) which should only be used for emergencies . . . else, your batteries would be toast under 1yr

makavele:


its best to charge your batteries at the lowest amp possible (anywhere between 10-15 amps max) . . charging a 200aH battery to full status in 4 hours is "quick charge" (ie. 50 A per hr) which should only be used for emergencies . . . else, your batteries would be toast under 1yr

It's like I'll go and enrol for electrical class again ooo. But how com we have turbo charging in mobile phone chargers? Or they are different scenarios

Infinitikoncept:

It's like I'll go and enrol for electrical class again ooo. But how com we have turbo charging in mobile phone chargers? Or they are different scenarios

batteries for Mobile phone are Li-on ( or Lithium-ion ) classified while car batteries or deep-cycle batts. are
Lead-acid batteries made from Lead and seperated plates of Lead-dioxide in 32% sulfuric acid and 62% water
as u can see , these kinds of batteries deserve extra care . . . as they are very harmful, they can electrocute you
and the acid is very corrosive . . . in contrast to mobile phone batteries

More reading:

We generally do not recommend fast chargers for the following reasons:

Fast charging of the batteries does not do the battery much good and will reduce the overall life of the battery as well as the number of cycles that the battery can be charged.

If you refer to the article called How to get the best performance out of a rechargeable battery it mentions that batteries need to be charged and discharged around 3-5 times for them to be at their best. The chemicals within the battery need to completely mix so that the battery performs at it's optimum level. The rapid fast charging will shorten the overall performance and life of the battery, as they do not like harsh discharging or heat.

Wherever possible we would suggest using a smart or intelligent charger with an inbuilt microprocessor as this will ensure that the battery is being charged at a suitable rate with no compromise on performance or life span.

The advantage of a fast charger is primarily that the charge time is significantly shorter than a standard charge. This may suit certain professions or individuals who may need a quick turn around on their batteries.]

http://rechargeablebatteries.co.uk/

makavele:


its best to charge your batteries at the lowest amp possible (anywhere between 10-15 amps max) . . charging a 200aH battery to full status in 4 hours is "quick charge" (ie. 50 A per hr) which should only be used for emergencies . . . else, your batteries would be toast under 1yr

Yes u are right but it depends on how long u have used the battery, after fully charged, if u have powered ur appliance for e.g 1hr, u might probably need to charge the battery for 1hr+ or less to get fully charged again, My smart charger is 20amp, I have seen 30amp and 50amp charger.
Check the photo below , my smart charger is 20amp but there's setting for 40ah and below batteries, there's 80-100ah settings and there's 120ah and above settings,
E.g-- if u have a 40ah battery, all u need to do is turn the settings down to 40ah, check the pic below,then u will understand, u can use a 20amp or 30amp charger , try and google it, even the oyibo whites use 30amp with no problem, just make sure its a smart charger and not a locally made ones

ceejay80s:

Yes u are right but it depends on how long u have used the battery, after fully charged, if u have powered ur appliance for e.g 1hr, u might probably need to charge the battery for 1hr+ or less to get fully charged again, My smart charger is 20amp, I have seen 30amp and 50amp charger.
Check the photo below , my smart charger is 20amp but there's setting for 40ah and below batteries, there's 80-100ah settings and there's 120ah and above settings,
E.g-- if u have a 40ah battery, all u need to do is turn the settings down to 40ah, check the pic below,then u will understand, u can use a 20amp or 30amp charger , try and google it, even the oyibo whites use 30amp with no problem, just make sure its a smart charger and not a locally made ones

I understand, but let it be known that since u rock an intelli-charger ,. once u turn the knob to the battery type, it's no longer fast-charge..
cos i believe ur smart charges goes through 3/4 - phase charging . . 4 i think . . if i am not mistaken

makavele:


I understand, but let it be known that since u rock an intelli-charger ,. once u turn the knob to the battery type, it's no longer fast-charge..
cos i believe ur smart charges goes through 3/4 - phase charging . . 4 i think . . if i am not mistaken

Yes, mine is 3 phase