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Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 1:23pm On Jun 17

There is

Checked and it was a hardware issue

Penuelseun:
I don't think there is anything wrong with your inverter, what is your mains voltage? If your inverter is in ups mode, it will trip off if the voltage goes below 180v

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 10:02am On Jun 16

Thanks alot

dollarnaira:
Sorry to hear this but grid is a very very dirty electricity. I cannot plug any appliances without full protection. If your pv is large enough, why grid? Manage your load wisely and stay out of grid completely.

Some 16kwh 48v geng still use grid after installing 12 to 16 panels. I get fully amazed when I hear this.

However, try check the voltage of the grid if is high enough.

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 9:53am On Jun 16

Thank you

May have to go there

OgogoroFreak:
itel is carlcare

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 7:43am On Jun 16

Hello My people

Please I discovered that my Inverter (itel hybrid 3.6kva) no longer charges from the grid. When ever I turn on the breaker, I get error 3 and the inverter stops. From the manual, it states the error is Bus Voltage Low

This occurs only when I turn on the grid breaker while attempting to charge. Charging from the panel is working fine

Please can this be fixed or where can I take it to for repairs... Would appreciate feedback based on your experience.... Thanks

Technology Market › Re: IPTV Still On Track by Topper33: 12:28am On Jun 01

Is there free trial?
What is your fee

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 7:47am On Apr 09

Many thanks Sir

CuteMaro:
While your feelings are valid, 550k for 3.2kwh is not a bad deal at all. You get more capacity which you can confirm from the bms app. Can you confirm if the Itel bank holds up actual stated capacity?

Plastic and Steel casing surely won't have the same weight, reason for the significantly heavier weight of the Itel pack. Truth is, buying from local builders might come with some trade-offs, but what is sure is actual capacity per $ is guaranteed which is very important.

It all depends on what you actually want, more back up or features and aesthetics? as long as it isn't a case of what I ordered vs what I got, I don't think you have any issues.

Always remember to do more research before making your final decisions. Don't take anybody's word for it.

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 7:46am On Apr 09

Well, your thoughts sha

SourYoghurt:
I might be wrong but I see this as itel promotion, lol. Well, speaking about googling thing, that's how you build character and knowledge when it comes to learning. In addition, I'd really want to see the battery grade and actual capacity because I know for sure their "30,000mah" is lesser than advertised so I believe the same thing with their shinny battery box too.

Conclusively, to each their own, but I am not interested in aesthetics but rather value, peace and honesty, I don't care if it is "wooden" if it works and delivers when I want it to, then that's all that matters.

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 5:48am On Apr 09*

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

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Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 6:17pm On Mar 24

Please can anyone assist with the basic price for the following:

Panel: 600+ or 700+
Charger controller: 60A or higher.

Make i get idea before entering the market abeg

Thanks

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 11:42pm On Mar 20

iraybuju:
Boss man, make i get your digits..Lets align on whatsapp

Do not buy 12v system just forget about that ideal. Actually I have new 3kva I am willing to sell for 250k, I will post it here later. If you have any ideal on batteries, just buy lithium cells of your capable capacity forget about fancy things and you see how cheap it can be to own a decent inverter sharp sharp, money go even remain for other accessories.

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 10:51pm On Mar 20

adimx:
Are you for real?

Okay can you give me your own suggestions based on my budget?

Avoid Sako as to avoid being a regular visitor to service center.

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 8:39pm On Mar 20

Darey00:
Check with @Damreey5
24v Haisic Inverter - 340k
Deriy 100A 2.56kwh 24v battery - 430k

Or Sako 24v inverter 340k
Luwatt 3.0kwh 24v battery - 490k

You can upgrade your backup time by buying more batteries in parallel. Don't buy 12v system

Thank you Sir

I think the Sako setup is looking good. Although the total cost is slight above my budget

Asides, these, do i need any other thing?

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 6:58pm On Mar 20

Unfaized:
What is your load profile like?

With this budget, bearing in mind long back up time, I'll recommend;

12v Hiasic 1.5kw hybrid inverter,
A 4kwh lithium battery from Valto @499k or Mrreed (no idea of the price).

Contact them for enquiries

Thank you

- My load could intertwine between 200 to 600 watts at working hours

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Topper33: 6:41pm On Mar 20

Hi Guys...

Please I need your help with a couple of thoughts:

My budget is 800k and I would like to get an Inverter setup. At the moment, my landlord does not permit Panel installment on his roof so I am stuck with just the grid.

Please honestly, what can I get with this budget interms of LiFePO4 inverter and battery setup solely being charged from the grid(for now)

You thoughts and honest recommendations would be highly appreciated

I am open to suggestions..

Thanks FAM

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