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EMMANUEL SOLAR ON JIJI IS A FRAUDULENT SELLER HIS NUMBER IS 07045147336

bassdow:
You need not quote almost all my posts to get a response na.

Also it's not like there's a magic way of spoting Original Solar panels from the Fakes. Just that we wey don dey the line for long have some ways of guessing BUT mostly, na to rely on Dealers that supply originals.

If there are ways to differenciate Fakes from originals, don't you think the crooks in business would also implement them.

Also, you shouldn't be much bothered about fake solar panels. What's likely to occur is you buying USED solar panel, in place of a Brand New solar panel. Just ensure it's working, have no cracks of any sort no matter how small. If you have no idea of solar things, likelyhood of being cheated one way or the other is there.

Also, rather than buying 200watts, why not make it 300watts since price difference isn't much.

Also, this is a public foorum, and we're all here to learn one way or the other.

Always throw your question to everyOne, then you could mention a few names, rather than just pointing your question to just one person. There could be those with better response than I do, but since You specifically asked me, they just might decide to mind their business.

Oh sorry didn't know I was quoting all tour post. Sometimes this nairaland confuses me. I actually thought I was asking other people not knowing it was just you. Thanks alot for your rely . God bless u alot 😉😉

Polaris1:
I did a similar setup for a friend about 1 year ago.
-Get a used 150w - 200w mono panel
-A used, but decent 100ah battery
-A cheap pwm charge controller
Connect panel to cc to battery.
Connect 12v DC input directly to battery terminals (polarity must be correct, that is, positive to positive and negative to negative).
My friend's setup is still working ok.

I want to buy 200w mono solar panel but how do I know the original as fakes are everywhere. With this hard economy I really don't want to buy fake

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TechGeek777:
I am sure you are better off with 475w Jinko from Gennex.

Check this -> energymallDOTng/product/era-solar-450w-half-cut-mono-solar-panel/

I want to buy 200w mono solar panel but how do I know the original as fakes are everywhere. With this hard economy I really don't want to buy fake

bassdow:
Be mindful + careful of those who come here to recommend some person(s) as being trusted. I could create multiple NAIRALAND accounts, and use one to recommend the other. or maybe recommend someone who's a partner (in crime) .

If you are spending more than 100,000 naira on Solar systems, I often suggest at least a 24-volts system. It's much cheaper, and much better.

If you don't have the money, focus more on buying more Solar Panels, buy your charge-Controller over-Sized so you could add much more solar panels. You could connect them all in Paralel so you could continue using your 12-Volts battery.

Then when you have more money, you buy more batteries say 2 or 4 pieces or more and reconnect the solar-Panels in series (and parallel) so as to make it 24 or 48 volts system. and if your inverter supports multiple voltages, then you don't have to upgrade it.

Also with 24 or 48 volts system, you would require slimmer wires, unlike the fat ones that 12-volts systems often require.

I want to buy 200w mono solar panel but how do I know the original as fakes are everywhere. With this hard economy I really don't want to buy fake

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bassdow:
My Conclusion, going by your comments in DM, and considering the fact you reside in remote part of Nigeria + ain't technical at all + don't have someone who would hhelp you at minimum fees. I would suggest the following:

1. Buy a used 300W mono-Solar Panel (at least 4pcs).

2. You already have a Tubular battery, so make use of it.

3. Buy a USED charge controller of better quality. PWM would work for you, just ensure you buy one of better quality.

4. You ditch the batteryCharger they constructted for you because now, the Solar Panels would replace that.

5. Please don't buy expensive cables, that wire that NEPA / PHCN cuts whenever you fail to pay your bills is more than enough. I have used it for companies, and use it personally myself. What's more, that Igbo man selling electrical things down the street sells it.

6. You continue using your UPS as inverter.

7. Don't buy anything else called accessoory, especially to install thhe solar panels on the roof or whatever. I rrarely need those things, except when working on specialized roofs.

with the above, you no longer need thhe USB ports as things would work well.

PS: I didn't get to watch any of the videos you sennt me because of reasons best known to me. But even without watching, I doubt it would make any difference

I want to buy 200w mono solar panel but how do I know the original as fakes are everywhere. With this hard economy I really don't want to buy fake

bassdow:
TLDR

A so-Called Professional Solar personnel connected 2pcs of 150watts solar panel with 2pcs of 250 solar panels to 
a brand new single 200AH battery.
Of course that was so little to charge a 200AH battery + concurrent loads which includes a chest freezer, hence 
the brandNew battery died or became too weak.

He then sold the client a used 200AH battery which He connected, in series, to the already weak 200AH battery.

Client has spent a lot already, yet actual beneficiary is the PROFESSIONAL. All items are overPriced & inferior.

Even if One has to be greedy, We should at least remain for the actual owner

please I'm looking to buy a 200w mono solar panel. Please how can I know the original ones. With the hard economy now. I really don't want to buy fake

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Fattycheque:
What about if I tell u, I use iPhone 14 mumu boy. U don use ur house rent do faaji, u wan con sell ur property make landlord no send u away.

Lol illiterate. Yes tell me you use Nokia 14 lol

Fattycheque:
400k for iPhone 11 with 64gb; dey play... Even an iPhone 13 doesn't cost much than 400k... or maybe u think na so nigeria spoil reach?

go and look at the prices on jiji. You don't have the money that's okay LOOOOOOOOOOL

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[quote author=Kamsi04 post=116761416]Thank you [/quot


They can even put the fake TV inside the real box lol its not by box. You have to see the Tvs physically and make your assessment