earthrealm: Oh 300k budget, not enough, 1 decent 12v 200ah battery is about 120k , and even if you scrap freezer and fridge, i would recommend minimum of 2 of such batts. 1.5kva 24v inverter would cost btw 55k and 90k, depending on specs
Please I am looking to get an inverter for my flat (to power 1 50'' TV, 1 Sound system, Decoder, 4 Standing Fans, 2 Laptops, about 4 energy saving bulbs, and a refrigerator/Deep Freezer), and I need your advice/recommendation(s) on which brand/kind of Inverter to go for. Thanks
Bros even before u start, pls scarp the idea of a deep freezer, refrigerator can be accommodated for a few hours but be mindful that ur consumption will go through the roof and u might need double ur energy needs just because of it. Just my 2kobo... Cheers brotherman
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Getrich47: Thanks for this, but the phone information (*#*#4636#*#*) code is not working on my phone.... You know any reason for this?
It works on my phone and on most Xiaomi phones I tried it on. If u're copying to paste, copy without the last star, paste the others and input the star manually it should take u to the page u want....
But make sure the swift SIM is in the slot u want to modify.
Getrich47: Hi guys, please can redmi note 9s actually work with swift sim? (band 40)
It can, though u might need a lil tweaking to make it work.
Follow the attached post, it was intended for ntel but works for swift as well. Just substitute ntel for swift network in the conversation, and use this swift APN settings:
swift Network Nigeria(4G/LTE)
Profile Name: swift internet(this can be anything) apn: lte.swiftng.com Access Number: *99# Username : – (leave blank) Password : – (leave blank)
Here is a video I made on how to get ntel working on Xiaomi devices on any miui version. Unlike the other method I saw on this thread, this works whether your sim is on sim 1 or 2, or even if it's the only sim in the phone.
First of all, select ntel as the data sim and input ntel APN, now you just need to get to the *#*#4636#*#* screen, then enter the 'Phone information' of your ntel sim. Now switch on Airplane mode.
If the network mode is on LTE Only, switch it to any other network mode.
But if it is already on any other network mode aside LTE Only, just disable Airplane mode, and quickly switch it to LTE Only before the ntel signal appears. The network signal will be stable. That is the trick.
But if you don't quickly select LTE Only before network signal pop up, it will disappear.
Basically, unlike other methods, this only takes 5-10 seconds to get it working.
mahkanjuh: Yes boss, thanks much, they r lifepo4, was just lucky to get the 3. But, I think each of them has a separate BMS, that's y I even bring it up, each is 12v 40ah. So as to be enlightened the best way to connect them to get 12v 120ah and also get them charged from Solar panels
Except u're ready to run modifications on the charging inputs, and u need an expert for that, u might not be able to run it it solar directly, like I said just my opinion....
ceejay80s: Yes u can in parallel, but do u have the pulse repair charger? It will really help that ur lithium batteries, even if its getting those smaller types on jumia
Unfortunately the charging port of his batteries come with an Anderson port and can only be used with a specific charger. Trying to change it to use the regular chargers might not be what a DIY person can safely do. So that leave out the pulse charger....
haywire1: Good morning gurus in the house, my pulse repair charger is on way to me, Which inverter will you recommend I get, kindly note I’m a new user with less than 200w consumption who just want a simple setup first so I can get familiar wit inverter energy then I will upgrade later
Thanks
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Get a good pure sine wave inverter On-grid or off-grid btw 500w to 1000w. U can search Jumia or Jiji to get one, that's if wilmaria14 cannot get u a good deal. Cheers
mahkanjuh: Good evening fam, please how can I connect this type of battery (picture attached), to give 120ah, because I have 3 of it, each of it is 40ah? Pls, help a brother, wanna be charging them with solar panel
I am not too accustomed to lifepo4 batteries but based on best practices I'll recommend the following: connect the 3 batteries to a busbar, all positives together and all negatives together and the u can connect ur Inverter cables, positive to positive and negative to negative.
The only draw back will be the charging as each battery will be charged individually with its charger as combining all the charging ports to one port would be cumbersome and dangerous.
Like I said this is my option and may not be the ideal, others who have better experience can chip in.......
smokers: This thread used to be very active but it's no longer active again. I remember I used to read the conversations here and it guided me towards choosing android tv box.
I think the high cost of data has seen to the steady decline or maybe people ain't as interested as they used to be, who knows......
confluence: Please is it advisable to connect a new battery with a pulse repair charger?
Of course, it's always advisable to connect pulse chargers from the first day of installing a new battery as it would help with the longevity of ur batteries.
confluence: @ Ceejay , saintace and other gurus my car battery is up, before nepa took light at around 3am this morning I checked the pulse repair charger it was at 14.5V, 0.7A , this morning I just put battery back in the car and low and behold it started the car, though battery has been down for about 3 weeks now, by the time I measured the voltage yesterday before plugging it to the charger, it measured just 5.2V Ceejay thank you for this thread and for digging out the pulse repair charger
Great news, good to hear the charger is doing a wonderful job.
Penuelseun: Even if he will be doing 100watts at a given time, a 200ah battery is still his best bet, most of the 100ah batteries in the market are not rugged like their 200ah counterparts
Penuelseun: 100ah battery for 300watts load for six hours? That's incredible
300w is the max he'll be doing all things being equal. It's almost infered that he won't do 100w at any point in time as experience has thought that most of us cannot calculate the true consumption of appliances, so came about the suggestion.
But if you feel differently, it's an open channel why not share your ideas and let us all learn in the process
Get a 1kva pure sine wave inverter : 40 - 55k depending on model and brand. Then a good 100ah VRLA battery (not gel): 35 - 50k depending on model and brand. Get a good electrician to set up the connection and u're good to go.
Since u want Jumia links, that might come tomorrow but Wilmaria14 might assist with available brands and prices at alaba..... Cheers