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spartacus11:


I need this ohhh but i am not in Lagos

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omotoda:


Transformer is better.More efficient, does not spoil easily due to power cuts!!!

.....Alright. so it's advisable to get transformer inverter based on durability. Any examples of gud transformer inverters

jimazjito:



Please, the details below (with photos attached) show what my Solar System comprises of;

Battery: 12v 100ah (GBM deep cycle battery) 1 piece

Solar Panels: 100watts (2 pieces)

Inverter: 1000w

CC: 30A (PMW)

Please what should the values for the float voltage, discharge disconnect value and the discharge stop value?
Thanks

The float voltage should be between 13.5-13.6v. This particular battery rests at 12.7v after full charge. Set low voltage disconnect to 12.1v.

I have a unit of this brand of battery and these settings have been working well for it for almost a year now. The only thing is that the resting voltage has dropped to 12.6v maybe due to sulphation . It's a cheap brand anyway. I used it for heavy loads initially but now, It is dedicated to only light loads while my AGM handles the heavy stuffs. I suggest you don't overload it so you can use it for at least 2 years.

Peterlove11:
.....Alright. so it's advisable to get transformer inverter based on durability. Any examples of gud transformer inverters

Luminous,Safe power, Mopower,Sukam,etc

Please where can I get a good smart battery charger

12/24v 20-40A

olaolu11:


Yes, I recollect people debating here last year. But are you sure its 17 watts? Review says 40 watts for it.

bought same few months ago, it clocks in at 23w on highest speed setting, and about 19w on lowest

earthrealm:


bought same few months ago, it clocks in at 23w on highest speed setting, and about 13w on lowest

Please any idea about the consumption of dis

spartacus11:


Please any idea about the consumption of dis

my comparism of the 2 fans is here, posted a couple of months ago

earthrealm:
click here for, comparison of qasa and uka rechargeable fan

Rhyah:
Please advise...

I had wanted to get a Luminous Delite package which consists of
* a 900VA/12V inverter
* a 150Ah/12V tubular
* a trolley(rack)

As at when I made my research/reviews about this package, it was #99k...Though I was down due to high financial commitments at the time but was still going to get it when cash flows in. I wished I could get a 220VA/12V battery as a different package but that's not available. The trolley itself is just for aesthetics..can do without it.

Now, the price of the package has gone up to 120k... . I feel I can get something better at that price or with a little topup as I want a 220VA tubular battery and probably a higher capacity inverter. So I intend to get a fairly used 1.5KVA/12V inverter and then buy the brand new 220VA battery...and probably get a second battery in the future to increase usage duration.

I also have a small space and wouldn't want any annoying humming inverter. So No No to modified sine wave inverters... I might be wrong...do they all make noise?...To avoid this, please how do I know a pure sine wave inverter apart from the fact that it's written on the product? Any special test? Do they make noise as well?

Budget #120‐#130k...Can this budget get me what I want? What better option, if any, do I have with this budget?

Pls advise and recommend...

Good 200AH battery is not less than 100k. It is better to get new battery cos it usually comes with at least 1 year warranty for dry cell and 18 months for wet cell (Tubular)

And 12V inverter cannot carry 2 batteries. You need 24v for 2 batteries.

@jimazjito
This useful?
I use same pwm cc as you but mine is 60a

Controlv:


Good 200AH battery is not less than 100k. It is better to get new battery cos it usually comes with at least 1 year warranty for dry cell and 18 months for wet cell (Tubular)

And 12V inverter cannot carry 2 batteries. You need 24v for 2 batteries.

He can link the two by a changeover so he can alternately decide which one to charge but one at a time. I devised that method to charge my new 200ah and old 100ah batteries.
Incidentally, looking at the manual of of any <1000v (less than) inverter, it is recommended not to use higher than 150ah battery. Will post the page later.

This is for luminous inverters. And based on experience with mine, whenever I am charging my 200ah battery with generator, it will stop charging except if I switch off all appliances and leave battery only on it. But the scenario does not happen when charging the 100ah battery.

olaolu11:
This is for luminous inverters. And based on experience with mine, whenever I am charging my 200ah battery with grid, it will stop charging except if I switch off all appliances and leave battery only on it. But the scenario does not happen when charging the 100ah battery.

Your inverter/Battery has fault, you can charge 200AH with even 500VA, I used it for more than 3 years, there was no charging issue.

Same manual recommend only 100-120ah

It's only mean it will take longer to charge.. that's all

It works like UPS na, how does load affect charging?

When you have grid only Charging will be activated, and when it's fully charged it should stop

Dam5reey:


Your inverter/Battery has fault, you can charge 200AH with even 500VA, I used it for more than 3 years, there was no charging issue.

Same manual recommend only 100-120ah

It's only mean it will take longer to charge.. that's all

It works like UPS na, how does load affect charging?

When you have grid only Charging will be activated, and when it's fully charged it should stop

Luminous inverter?

Dam5reey:


Your inverter/Battery has fault, you can charge 200AH with even 500VA, I used it for more than 3 years, there was no charging issue.

Same manual recommend only 100-120ah

It's only mean it will take longer to charge.. that's all

It works like UPS na, how does load affect charging?

When you have grid only Charging will be activated, and when it's fully charged it should stop

SSorry,its when charging with generator. Not with grid. Guess maybe because the generator is low for all. But shouldn't a 2.5 carry it?

spartacus11:


Please any idea about the consumption of dis

I have two units of this.

Around 22 watts max speed and 14 watts minimum speed setting.

Edited: Shyte. 15k5. Mehn. E don red o. I got each at 11k few months ago then o.

Dam5reey:


Your inverter/Battery has fault, you can charge 200AH with even 500VA, I used it for more than 3 years, there was no charging issue.

Same manual recommend only 100-120ah

It's only mean it will take longer to charge.. that's all

It works like UPS na, how does load affect charging?

When you have grid only Charging will be activated, and when it's fully charged it should stop

Perhaps he has the same experience as a 12v BTS inverter (PSW with in-built voltage stabilizer) I retired a while ago. It has two switches (one for the inverter and the other for mains). It does simultaneous battery charging and appliance powering optimally only when the input voltage is adequately between 190v to 220v. Anything less than 190v, it prioritizes the output to powering devices.

In such instance, you can then get good charging by switching off appliances plugged to the inverter. I only got adequate voltage from the backup generator and that's only if few loads are on it. Though I'm not on grid, but you can be sure of poor voltage from there.

My way around it was to get a standalone 20A smart battery charger and unplugged the inverter from the mains.

One of the reasons I retired it. The other reason being that it seems the idle consumption was unfavourably high, not confirmed though.

olaolu11:


SSorry,its when charging with generator. Not with grid. Guess maybe because the generator is low for all. But shouldn't a 2.5 carry it?

As you said, when you switch off loads, it's start charging then, the generator needs to be checked, I'm not a generator person I don't have Idea about generators.

Yes, Luminous.

I have tried charging the 500va with a small generator of 1kVA before, the Gen always Trip off, I invest in Solar instead of buying Gen.

Dam5reey:


As you said, when you switch off loads, it's start charging then, the generator needs to be checked, I'm not a generator person I don't have Idea about generators.

Yes, Luminous.

I have tried charging the 500va with a small generator of 1kVA before, the Gen always Trip off, I invest in Solar instead of buying Gen.

Hmnn. I bought the gen before switching to solar. I have been off grid for one year now( not by choice though).

Now my house wiring.
Except for all 15amps socket points that I bypassed the inverter, grid/ gen goes to inverter and from there to appliances. As expected, my inverter goes to battery. And as usual(?), my solar panels go to battery via the charge controller.
So my fridge uses a 15amps socket so is not on inverter as mentioned earlier. Its supply from gen/grid is independent of inverter.

Is my house wiring wrong? Could that be the culprit? The generator carries my standing, two door fridge(130watts) and freezer(140watts) easily though with slight increase in noise. I will confirm the wattage of the fridge and freezer later and revert.

Dam5reey:


As you said, when you switch off loads, it's start charging then, the generator needs to be checked, I'm not a generator person I don't have Idea about generators.

Yes, Luminous.

I have tried charging the 500va with a small generator of 1kVA before, the Gen always Trip off, I invest in Solar instead of buying Gen.

My I pass my neighbor will not switch off but will not charge the inverter. The inverter will show charging power on but battery charging power will be off, telling me inverter receives power but is not charging battery. And that was even my now benched 100ah battery.

earthrealm:


bought same few months ago, it clocks in at 23w on highest speed setting, and about 19w on lowest

Is it sturdy(strong). That's why I don't like century looks too fragile to me. This boscon is sturdy but 40 watts when I can get <25watts?

ceaser:


I have two units of this.

Around 22 watts max speed and 14 watts minimum speed setting.

Edited: Shyte. 15k5. Mehn. E don red o. I got each at 11k few months ago then o.

I will see if i can get it in the market the shipping fee self is very high too about 6k

Who has a used 1kva inverter for sale ?

I also want to buy a battery, which would you guys advise, which is better Zee power or GBM ?

please is EPEVER MPPT Charge Controller 30A 12V/24V okay?

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ayo1984:
please is EPEVER MPPT Charge Controller 30A 12V/24V okay?

It’s generally a good controller, what is the size of the panel array you are using it with, and please ensure you follow its guide lines(user manual) for better performance of the controller.

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spartacus11:


I will see if i can get it in the market the shipping fee self is very high too about 6k

I think for shipping, Konga is always in the range of 1k5 to 2k5 for light goods. It's only on heavy luggages like battery, panels and other heavy luggages that you get charged another 3k5 for heavy packages.

ayo1984:
please is EPEVER MPPT Charge Controller 30A 12V/24V okay?

For 30a I would recommend getting a cheap PWM CC.

Watch this video by Will prowse.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF_cVEYxj3E

At this power level there is no advantage of MPPT over PWM, and no significant savings in wire costs.

ayo1984:
please is EPEVER MPPT Charge Controller 30A 12V/24V okay?

Yes but mt50 or wifi kit needed for programming.. If you need a more durable 40a which has used friendly interface and take higher number of panels .. Feel free to contact us !

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