Bibitayo2:
Can you share where you got the rate from, I am really interested? Thank you.

Haiddi:
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GraciousWords:


Might be best to ask them directly: https://www.alberta.ca/iqas-contact.aspx

Kwara1stson:
yes, Including Saraki n Umahi

futurenix:
If your interested in hybrid 3.2KW or 3.5KW, contact me and you will get change from your budget with peace of mind.

Israelicc:
It depends on what your design considerations are. If you are planning to work within or maxing out the solar capacity of the hybrid inverter, then you don't need an external charge controller. If however your design needs more solar panels than the hybrid inverter can hold, then an external charge controller is needed. It's your detailed design that determines any add-ons.

I hope this helps.

Rexage:
Hello All,

I'm planning on building an inverter system for my home, and I already got 4pcs 12V 150AH ritar batteries. I have also made up my mind to go for Yingli solar panels.

I need advice and reviews on good and reliable inverters (3.5KVA) and mppt cc within a 250k budget (for both).

I' d also like to know the pros and cons of the 24V and 48V systems as I'm yet to finally decide on which to adopt.

Thank you.

Valto:
no

otedola1:

440k/420k. What is ship line?
Regard