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bassdow:
This budget would get you 4.2kva or 5kva inverter in category of Haisic.

Topper33:
Guys, Please what are your take on this:

So i have been following this tread for some time and from poplular recommendations to others , I was convinced and then I ordered and received a 3.2kwh battery from a buider on this forum. The delivery was fast, no delays. Although the set did not come with any accessories, no baterries cable etc . This was as stated by the builder. ....(only the battery box in a plastic build with a small bms screen and a button). All as advertised. So no issues there. This setup cost #550k (delivery inclusive). All i got in addition was the waybill receipt

The truth is, my friend who ordered for a 26.5v(100Ah) itel 2.5kwh battery, received theirs yesterday:
To my supprise, the itel battery Bank alone was 2.5 to 3 times heavier than mine, the setup was built in a solid steel housing case, has 3 internet communication ports, and 3 other advanced looking ports. Came with ALL the comm ports cables, also came with two 20 mm solid +/- battery cables , 3 year warrenty card, thick steel wall brackets, metallic wall screws, some addtional bolts and nuts and many more.
And all this cost #481k (including delivery fee).

Now I know why people crave the itel battery pack.

Although I have to say I over expected much for mine, but the person i bought mine from did not give me the kind of attention(as a first time customer as i would have wanted) the response sometimes was quite slow (had to literally push for any information with response coming anything it comes) no step by step on how to do much. I had to ask about value to set for bulk and float etc, Had to push and ask or most times google some stuff on my own. (I am not saying the seller did anything wrong o) but sincerly I dont think I may patronise the person in the future.I like my business partners to be approacheable irrespective of the value or amount involved in the trade......(my choice)

So, the itel on the other had virtually a full hands on manual that explains EVERYTHING you can do, clearly defined warranty card and many more quality of life stuffs you know.....

Although, I for one became a bit skeptical about the build i received (when i recall the itel heavy weight and quality) but everytime i checked the jk bms app, i showed all the cells adds up to 3.2kwh (see image). Even still, my mind still tells me I should have gone with the Itel due to its solid built, wall handing capability, solid customer and aftersales support, the quality of work and support it has.
(I thought going for "3.2kwh" was better than "2.5kwh" so i had to stop my initial itel order for the local build).

Its well sha


Forgive me for my long epistle...Just wanted to air my thoughts man.

Thanks Guys

HIGHESTPOPORI:
You don't have problem,I have known the guy from domain thread on business section and he has been doing business on nairaland for long.He is legit and popular.

I bought my first Redmi note 4 phone him in 2017 which I am sure he'll not remember me, but from my dealing with him he's a genuine person and I remember him in the domain flipping thread then, e dun tey man for hustling

Unfaized:
Take Penuelseun suggestion above, as his advice is more practical if you want total dependence on solar. But in that case 1.5m won't be enough.

Go for a hybrid inverter 24v 4.2kva 330k

Get best Lithium battery deal from Mrreed 580k for 4.4kwh 24v

Get about 6 pieces of 550 or 600watts at least 700k (Panels are really big and heavy o so make sure you got roof space for it)

Budget better funds for installation and materials.

My reason for suggestion?

On load;
Assuming the average power of each charging brick is 25w, at full usage you're pulling over 2.5kw upwards that's why a 4.2kva inverter is suggested (Some chargers pull more)

Panels;
Your panels at full yield should be giving about 3.6kw, this means you will be able to fully utilize sunlight for daytime charging while getting your 4.4kwh battery filled by night time.

Battery size;
Assuming less loads in the evening, a 4.4kwh battery should carry you till 9pm with some juice left to begin the next day. Anything less won't give you optimal service and you may still need to use alternative source of electricity.

Note: A deep freezer's load isn't really significant as consumption is very low generally.

I want to appeal to all of us to try and be respectful to others here. You may not like someone's opinion, but definitely there's something to learn from it. To people that have questions, most of these questions have been answered in a few posts back, don't be lazy, try read up make we no dey litter thread.

@ bassdow permit me to use your method of long posts for once 😁

Unfaized:
Which battery are you using? LiFePO4 can take up to 100A. But do 80A and check.

Unfaized:
Increase it. Mind you, once battery is full it will cut down yield to match load on inverter.

Unfaized:
Increase your pv charging current for maximum yield. Probably stuck at 40A.

Gshems:
2 possibilities : it's either it is a fake or the angle that you installed it.

qtguru:
The Java you know is enough for Spring boot, once you've covered classes, interfaces , collections and generics you are safe to try SB, The rest of things to learn would mostly be around J2EE and not J2SE like that

Seun:
We are rooting for you.

Kaczynski:
its just like leet code but more fun if you know your basics like dsa

Kaczynski:
Na advent of code day give me morale these days with my fav lisp and c++

trytillmake:
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Alphabyte3:
There two ways of building svelte and spring boot by building the it together src/main/webapp/svelte Or split it into backend (server) and frontend (client). Your build tool (Vite, Webpack, etc.) would need to be configured to recognize. Use JavaScript's fetch API or a library like axios within your Svelte components to make HTTP requests to your Spring Boot backend's REST APIs.



Checkout this guide Maybe it might be useful.

https://www.nairaland.com/7385642/spring-boot-tutorial-beginners

senator282:
Did you dump your Starlink for months without paying?

georgee:
The mail i got yesterday was for a survey
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I think something good is coming