154. 27/04/24
Installation of 1.5KVA Solar Powered Inverter System at Ifo, Ogun state.

danchuzzy:


Hello SolarEngr,

I have a 2 battery set up, Super Speed batteries, made by same guys who make Star Plus.

Ik Ik not name brands.

I charge the batteries with the mains or power generator, so no sol mear panels at all.

Recently, I noticed a sudden drop in voltage once voltage gets below 24V.

It rapidly drops to 22V and then slowly increases to 22.7V-22.9V. This happens within 5-10 minutes.

And then normally discharges from there.

What is(are) the possible cause(s)?

Depends on the load, inductive like fridge or freezer can cause it because of high starting power.

Sheuns:
Hello, good evening SolarEngr. I would like to ask which is better for home use between a hybrid inverter with lithium batteries and a non-hybrid inverter with Lead-acid batteries.

Hybrid with lithium.
But make you go for better brands and not cheap brands.

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adibo:
Good afternoon all. I want to appreciate everyone for their advice and help, I was finally able to get my inverter system set up. Mercury 2.4kva hybrid, two 220ah mercury batteries and three 475w Jinko panels. I have been enjoying it since 5th of this month, it has been a wonderful experience, 24 hours light since then. My fridge is always on from morning till about 6pm.I also use it for ironing and blending, and for my washing machine. It was installed by one of us here - solarengr

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adibo:
Good afternoon all. I want to appreciate everyone for their advice and help, I was finally able to get my inverter system set up. Mercury 2.4kva hybrid, two 220ah mercury batteries and three 475w Jinko panels. I have been enjoying it since 5th of this month, it has been a wonderful experience, 24 hours light since then. My fridge is always on from morning till about 6pm.I also use it for ironing and blending, and for my washing machine. It was installed by solarengr

Thanks for the promotion sir. Your are welcome.

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153. 22/04/24
Installation of 1KVA Solar Powered Inverter System at Ireakari Estate, Akala Express, Ibadan.

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bet9ja:
Please quote me for the solar system i need for my 2.5kva inverter with 2 batteries. I also need a MPPT Solar Charger.

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turmacs:
This is completely wrong

corrected
Let's break down the problem step by step:

1. **Going to visit friends:**
- Distance: 165 miles
- Time: Let's call the time taken for this part of the trip: t_1
- Average Speed: s_1

2. **Returning from the visit:**
- Time: t_1 + 2hours (as it took 2 hours longer than the initial trip)
- Average Speed: s_1 - 22 mph (as the speed was reduced by 22 mph due to construction)

We can use the formula Distance = Speed×Time to find the average speed and time for each part of the trip.

For the first part of the trip:
165 = s_1 × t_1

For the return trip:
165 = (s_1 - 22) × (t_1 + 2)

Now we have a system of equations to solve for ( s_1 ) and ( t_1 ). Let's start by solving for ( t_1 ) in the first equation:
t_1 = 165/s_1

Substitute this expression for t_1 into the second equation:
165 = (s_1 - 22) × (165/s_1 + 2)

Now, let's simplify and solve for s_1:

165= 165 + 2s_1 - 3630/s_1 - 44
0 = 2s_1 - 3630/s_1 -44
0 = 2s_1² - 44s_1 - 3630
0 = (s_1 - 55) (s_1 + 33)
s_1 = 55mph

Now that we have the average speed for the first part of the trip, we can find t_1 :
t_1 = 165/55
= 3hours

For the return trip: t_1 + 2 = 3 + 2 = 5 hours
s_1 - 22 = 55 - 22 = 33mph

So, the time and average speed for each part of the trip are approximately:
- Going to visit friends: 3 hours at 55 mph
- Returning from the visit: 5 hours at 33 mph

rillchritty:



Hi. You forgot the quadratic term when multiplying the terms in the brackets.

Thanks, corrected.

turmacs:
Please who can help me solve this maths with workings attached?

corrected
Let's break down the problem step by step:

1. **Going to visit friends:**
- Distance: 165 miles
- Time: Let's call the time taken for this part of the trip: t_1
- Average Speed: s_1

2. **Returning from the visit:**
- Time: t_1 + 2hours (as it took 2 hours longer than the initial trip)
- Average Speed: s_1 - 22 mph (as the speed was reduced by 22 mph due to construction)

We can use the formula Distance = Speed×Time to find the average speed and time for each part of the trip.

For the first part of the trip:
165 = s_1 × t_1

For the return trip:
165 = (s_1 - 22) × (t_1 + 2)

Now we have a system of equations to solve for ( s_1 ) and ( t_1 ). Let's start by solving for ( t_1 ) in the first equation:
t_1 = 165/s_1

Substitute this expression for t_1 into the second equation:
165 = (s_1 - 22) × (165/s_1 + 2)

Now, let's simplify and solve for s_1:

165= 165 + 2s_1 - 3630/s_1 - 44
0 = 2s_1 - 3630/s_1 -44
0 = 2s_1² - 44s_1 - 3630
0 = (s_1 - 55) (s_1 + 33)
s_1 = 55mph

Now that we have the average speed for the first part of the trip, we can find t_1 :
t_1 = 165/55
= 3hours

For the return trip: t_1 + 2 = 3 + 2 = 5 hours
s_1 - 22 = 55 - 22 = 33mph

So, the time and average speed for each part of the trip are approximately:
- Going to visit friends: 3 hours at 55 mph
- Returning from the visit: 5 hours at 33 mph

152; 14/04/24

Installation of 1KVA Solar Powered Inverter System at Olodo, Ibadan.

Over time, we've been honing our skills to enhance efficiency through innovative installation designs. Our most recent project was a major success, achieving 100% efficiency with our innovative approach, all while keeping costs lower than expected.

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151: 9/04/24
Installation of 1.5KVA 24V System at Sango Ibadan.

bet9ja:


I have a 2.5kva inverter, I need a Solar panel with good charging system. What will it cost me

Depends sir. Kindly chat me on whatsapp let's discuss the available option.

Amidst discussions on the recent electricity tariff hike, it's crucial to consider alternative energy solutions that offer stability and affordability. At The Trills Consulting, we advocate for solar installations as a reliable and sustainable option. With solar power, you can take control of your energy costs and reduce reliance on fluctuating tariffs. Let's embrace solar energy for a brighter and more sustainable future. Contact us today to learn more about our solar installation services!

This is a welcomed development, onward ever.

Yesterday my EXAM was moved to Thursday because Tuesday and Wednessday was decleared public holidays (A news I was happy about). But now Thursday is now a public holiday, guess who is not happy? Cos if they move it my remaining exams will be back to back, 4 in a row. UITES can relate better.

As the prices of LPG and other fuels continue to rise, it's clear that finding sustainable and cost-effective energy solutions is more important than ever. At The Trills Consulting, we offer solar installation services that not only help you save on energy costs but also contribute to a cleaner environment. With solar power, you can reduce your reliance on expensive and volatile fuel sources while enjoying uninterrupted energy supply. Reach out to us today to learn more about how solar energy can benefit your home or business!

We have helped a handful number of nairalanders Go Solar and you will be no exception. Find on my profile Solar Inverter Installation thread, to know more.

Here is what one of our Esteem Clients has to say, we installed his Solar Inverter System last year June.

And our response: "We understand the challenges faced with Nigeria's energy crisis, and we're proud to have helped you achieve a more comfortable and sustainable living with our 1.5KVA solar inverter installation. At The Trills Consulting, we believe in providing solutions that make a real difference in people's lives. If anyone else is interested in finding a way out of the energy mess, feel free to reach out to us for expert advice and installations. Let's light up Nigeria, one solar panel at a time!"
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This is what someone posted on Facebook

The Nigerian government is asking its citizens to pay more for the electricity they barely consume. This is already a stale news but what's shocking is that the people don't seem to be bothered about it. No major protest on the streets ; it's all calm and quiet, or the usual Nigerian suffering and smiling copying mechanism.

Access to constant electricity supply is one of Nigeria's never-ending problems. It becomes really worrisome when you realise that in this country we pay for what we barely use. From time to time , the national grid collapses and the whole nation is plunged into darkness but you still have to pay for that darkness. Isn't that amazing??

To remain sane in Nigeria, you have to have a rock solid plan. It's like devising a safe lodgement for your feet when you are walking on a dangerous path. For me , buying a solar inverter was the way out of this mess. I bought a 1.5 KV inverter last year when it cost around 600k and ever since then I have been living 95% off-grid. I still have to pay my NEPA bills as a monthly routine but owning a solar inverter has really helped me and my family to live more comfortably.

At this time when Nigeria's energy crisis is at its all time worst, it's easy to imagine what millions of people go through everyday. I may someday leave this country never to return back but I will always remember how God's favour spoke for me in that sick country.

And here is our respond
We understand the challenges faced with Nigeria's energy crisis, and we're proud to have helped you achieve a more comfortable and sustainable living with our 1.5KVA solar inverter installation. At The Trills Consulting, we believe in providing solutions that make a real difference in people's lives. If anyone else is interested in finding a way out of the energy mess, feel free to reach out to us for expert advice and installations. Let's light up Nigeria, one solar panel at a time!


This system was installed last year June and 3 days ago he made the Facebook post. This could be you. Check my Thread on Solar Inverter Installation to know more.

This is a well written analysis.

Meanwhile, I am Solar Engr at one of the most reputable Solar Company; The Trills Consulting.
Check my thread on Solar and Inverter to know more.

150: 5/04/24

After going through our works, this Client choose to work with us over others, saying our work rate is incomparable. And we delivered 100%

Installation of 2.4KVA + Inverter 24V 220AH Battery + 1425W Solar Arrays successfully installed for a Nairalander at Apapa Lagos.

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Ojemedad:


Do you have representatives in delta for installation?

Estimated load
6 lighting points
2 fans
1 inverter ac, 2hp
2 tvs
1 inverter fridge
Home theater

What’s the budget?

Kindly send a WhatsApp DM sir, to get available packages for your needs.

BadMaster:

Can this power 500W of load for 24 hours?

Nope, not at all.

CreepyBlackpool:


How much did this one cost

460K

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150: 28|03|24
We were called upon, and we deliver 100%.

5KVA Inverter + 5KWH Lithium Battery + 4.8KW Solar Array + 60A Charge Controller.

Installed at a Poultry Farm close to CRIN in Onipe Community, Ibadan.

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