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adibo:
Good evening. Which blender is that? Also, have you tried using it blend beans or hard stuff?

Its a normal blender, for pepper not for beans.
The ones you're referring to are mostly rated 1000w or more

psucc:
Please what load does this carry?
Very cool for a start

The inverter is rated 500w, but you should know most investers have an efficiency rate between 70 - 90 percent.. So the highest load I have connect to it is my blender rated 350w(only mostly during the day or at full charge)

I'm guessing your question is about what devices I connect to the system. It's mainly my laptop 50 w
Rechargeable fan 25w
Phone and other small devices around 20w

I use for about 5 hours( although I don't usually leave my laptop connected once it's full)

So with a 500w inverter, you can plug in any device as it doesn't exceed 350w.

For higher loads, purchase a higher rated inverter 1kv or more. But u should know more loads will consume more power so you have to invest in batteries and ultimately more solar panels.

Greenscientist:
That ok nah.

I only enjoy day time 8am-6pm. My battery has spoilt but the panel is still serving me.

Can I get the breakdown of what you spent?

Used Canadian mono panel 200w - 42k
6mm cable(4mm is fine tho) 9 yards - 24k
Pwm controller - 10k
Inverter 500w - 25k
Car Battery 49k

Total - 150k

This is the second car battery I'm using.First one lasted a year an half. It's better to purchase a solar battery instead if you can afford it.

Greenscientist:
At night?

Yes.. Although I also use it during the day

It could be a fair start. But wouldn't power your devices for soo long.. Possibly 3-4 hours.. I set up mine for less to power one laptop, rechargeable fan and smaller gadgets and I can get up to 5 hours

Good news.. Increased Activity means Increase in Jobs

Welcome back

ForG:
I lived in a self-contain in abuleegba for 7 years. Moved this year.

48k per annum.

Seriously?.. Where in abule egba.. Cheapest self con I found in that area was 150k p/a

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