makavele:


Contact JUO.
I bought that exact type off him and it has been working flawlessly;
for power transfer for my refrigerators between inverter power and grid power.
Just know that the transfer isn't as fast as an inverter;
so expect the device(s) to go off during switching.

NiyiOmoIyunade:
If you are electronics savvy you can wire up your own transfer switch similar to the below picture - all you need is that black beefy contactor (LC1D25008 - but in your case you pick one suitably rated for your loads and duty cycle) and some lengths of wire and you are good to go.

I can repost a wiring diagram if you want. All the more fun for you as this is a DIY focused thread.

But I must ask why you want to use an automatic transfer switch between your mains and inverter? The standard wiring protocol in Naija is to have your inverter in between the Mains and your Inverter loads, this way Inverter powers the loads when there is no mains and the inbuilt transfer switch in the inverter case transfers the loads to mains whenever mains is available.

So what exactly are you trying to do with an external transfer switch?

Trippledots:


Hi, anyone pls?

NiyiOmoIyunade:
If you are electronics savvy you can wire up your own transfer switch similar to the below picture - all you need is that black beefy contactor (LC1D25008 - but in your case you pick one suitably rated for your loads and duty cycle) and some lengths of wire and you are good to go.

I can repost a wiring diagram if you want. All the more fun for you as this is a DIY focused thread.

But I must ask why you want to use an automatic transfer switch between your mains and inverter? The standard wiring protocol in Naija is to have your inverter in between the Mains and your Inverter loads, this way Inverter powers the loads when there is no mains and the inbuilt transfer switch in the inverter case transfers the loads to mains whenever mains is available.

So what exactly are you trying to do with an external transfer switch?

Trippledots:


Really? I actually want something a bit snappy in transfer. Thanks for the response.

MegaMKO:


Good morning,

I will love to have the guy's contact too.

Thanks

hardywaltz:
Good day house
Please how reliable are flame solar panels.
Pls I want to buy 250w mono just want to be sure

Barezzi:
Special thanks to Zeestone for an exceptional job.

BEFORE:
* 16 325w Solarworld panels in 2S8P configuration (5200Wp)
* 4 sets of Prosolar direct roof mounts
* Very steep roof

AFTER:
* Changed the panel config from 2S8P to 3S5P (4875Wp)
* Installed adjustable front and back legs to keep the panels horizontal

After reconfiguration, i now see peak power of over 4.4kw.
Pics coming soon...

MegaMKO:


Good morning,

I will love to have the guy's contact too.

Thanks

kiekie1:
HURRY !!!

Bluegate 1kva 12v (fairly new) pure sinewave power inverter with DC LED meter attached for battery monitoring. Recently upgraded in an office. Neatly used with front nylon protection seal & board has never been worked on !
FEATURES;
-Selectable 10/20a charge current
-Pure sinewave inverter
-ups/inverter selectable mode
-Safety DC breaker for wrong polarity
-Improvised LCD battery volt meter
-wide input range(120-280vac) for phcn & generator charging
APPLICATION;
-For home use
-For office use
-For CCTV surveillance use
-Poultry farm use etc ..

Price: N30,000


Bluegate 2.4kva 24v fairly used power inverter
Intelligent long time mode
Fully digitized microprocessor controlled
Wide input voltage window
Energy saving function with UPS green mode
Short circuit and overload protection
Cold start
Intelligent battery management
Compatible with generators
SMD technology
Frequency rating: 50Hz
Voltage range[Input]: Inverter mode: 120-300VAC/ UPS mode: 145-285VAC
Phase: Single phase
Frequency range: 38 - 70Hz
Output Power:1200W
(Battery mode): 220VAC+10%
Frequency (Utility mode):same as utility
(Battery mode): 50Hz+1Hz
Waveform (Utility mode):Tracking utility
(Battery mode): sine wave
Power Factor:0.8
Protection: Overload/short circuit/overheat
Transfer time: 6ms
N25,000

Fairly new USA morningstar tristar 60a solar controller working perfectly .. N35,000 SOLD

Fairly used SEC 250a made in UK inverter battery...N65,000 4 units left

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Barezzi:
Special thanks to Zeestone for an exceptional job.

BEFORE:
* 16 325w Solarworld panels in 2S8P configuration (5200Wp)
* 4 sets of Prosolar direct roof mounts
* Very steep roof

AFTER:
* Changed the panel config from 2S8P to 3S5P (4875Wp)
* Installed adjustable front and back legs to keep the panels horizontal

After reconfiguration, i now see peak power of over 4.4kw.
Pics coming soon...

makavele:


CC: Pranil

kiekie1:


Hailings Bossman !

peaceland:
Good morning house.
Please I need help.
Have a problem with my solar inverter system.
Last Sunday came home in the night with the batteries fully discharged (red battery light on inverter) as I left a bulb on for 2 days security reasons.
I suspect my batteries may be weak. Almost 2 years now.
However since then its been a challenge getting the system charged via solar, charges with gen (phcn unfaithful this week).
My questions are:
1. How can I know if the issue is with the solar panels or charge controller or batteries.
2. The inverter is supposed to prevent deep discharge, could it have failed?.
Sorry a total novice in inverter terms but I noticed this morning on the epver charge controller the sign shows power leaving battery to bulb but no sign of power entering.
Will snap and attach for clarity. Kindly help a novice brother.
Thanks
Additional: moon sign by the left of the charge controller meanwhile sun is up now!

greatchris3:


Two things are involved:
1. Either your panels is damaged or
2. It's disconnected from the charge controller

makavele:


CC: Pranil

Barezzi:
Special thanks to Zeestone for an exceptional job.
BEFORE:
* 16 325w Solarworld panels in 2S8P configuration (5200Wp)
* 4 sets of Prosolar direct roof mounts
* Very steep roof
AFTER:
* Changed the panel config from 2S8P to 3S5P (4875Wp)
* Installed adjustable front and back legs to keep the panels horizontal
After reconfiguration, i now see peak power of over 4.4kw.
Pics coming soon...

GeorgeD1:
all,
midnite solar classic mppt 150 charge controller for sale.
less than one month used, it's as good as new still in it's original
packaging.

reason for sale: used for comparison test performance with tristar mppt 60
and subsequently uninstalled and repacked with no issues.

fixed price; 200k

ring me up or watsapp: 08087187505

NiyiOmoIyunade:
I just smiled with joy. This is the best review ever

bigrovar:


Fan boy

NiyiOmoIyunade:
I agree

But in one scenario, the Midnite proved so stellar that it was returned to it's box to rest and be sold off in another scenario, I have a brand new MorningStar spare which I am keeping and extremely unwilling to sell just in case the rainy day comes and I need it.

But more seriously though, I wish the MorningStar folks would make an 80a or 100a version, that would be something to see.