₦airaland Forum

olatade:
i have a 850va luminous hybrid inverter. two tvs(42 inch and a 55inch) are connected to it.(make sure they're on energy saving mode).ten 5watts energy saving bulbs and two small size(130watts and 70watts) standing fans and a ceiling fan are also connected to it and i run them all at once most of the time. the inverter is durable,it can meet your needs for now that is if you don't put on all you fans at once.

Thanks for sharing

Saipro:
I run two TVs, lights and at least 3 fans at any point in time on mine. It's the 375VA/48V model (300W). Reserved for nighttime loads.

Thanks for sharing, this is the size I'm looking at, 3kw 48V.

Ativ:
May have other options for you in your range. Please give me a call/whatsapp me.

Will do

pranil:
If planning solar upgrade in future Ipower [zinnox] is an option if your loads are only tv and fridge plus lights you can easily use a victron 800 VA which can Handel 1600 watts short time loads and much more efficient apart from reliability
You can even optimise buy buying only 2 batteries for 24v but higher ah

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Victron-Mini-Inverter-Charger-Multiplus-12-24-48V-800VA-230V-FREE-EU-Delivery-/302428570028

Thank you for the suggestion but 800VA will be to small even though I don't plan to run AC or heater with it. I have 2 TVs and several fans.

FabioPeter:
Luminous 3.5KVA is ok. Pls avoid Sukam, the old model is rugged but the new one is bad market.

Thank you.
I was thinking of luminous 3.5KVA but will that be a good choice if I plan to upgrade to solar in the future?

FabioPeter:
Schneider but it comes st a premium

Please suggest a cheaper option

Ativ:
Victron is one of the best inverters you can get. Its global 5 year warranty is attestation to its high quality, engineering precision and ruggedness.
I am offering you a 3KVA 24V Multiplus inverter-charger for N425k.
Pls call/whatsapp 08118419901.

This is quite expensive above my budget, thanks

Please house which is the best or let me say a good 3.5kva 48V inverter one can buy?

I also plan to pair the inverter with quanta batteries, is this a good combo?

GAZZUZZ:
ʾIn shāʾ Allāh they will be supplied tommorow. Thanks for the patronage.

Shocks received, thank you.

GAZZUZZ:
Front suspension work.

been driving it for a while, but noticed excessive bounce from the front right wheel.

Culprit is the front strut.

will be replacing with a pair of KYB made in japan.

Hello sir please I need these KYB rear shocks.
How do I get them?

Thank you

Hello house I am planning to install an inverter in my house. I want a pure sine wave 48V inverter.

Please help suggest the best 3.5kva and 5kva 48V inverters,
Also which gel battery is the best available here in Nigeria.
I plan to install the inverter with 4 batteries then later connects solar panels and add 4 more batteries.

Help please.

GAZZUZZ:
sold a couple of months back to a NLer at a good near toks price.

Very nice car and dependable too.
My wife drives exact same car without the navigation, same colour. It has been bashed severally and I want to paint it same colour.
I see you bought your paint from sikkens but I can't read what is on the receipt, please can you list the paint items you bought?
Thank you.

spyder880:
The bricks are sold in square metres and sold for N5,500. The orange ones are different, about N6,500 for each square metre of those colour ones. They can help you choose one out of numerous combination and design to match your house, or the image you want to project. Check a few pages back, I posted about 6 pictures showing different combinations.

Thank you, i appreciate

rotecch77:
8000 per meter square
Installation depends on the quantity and the height of the place.
But something in region of 500-700 per meter

Thank you very much

rotecch77:
More pics of the project

Please how much are these orange bricks and how much is it typically to install per metre?

Thank you.

luvinhubby:
CVT is actually the future of automobile transmission.

I have already aligned to that future. Enjoying my 2014 Honda accord with CVT, electronic power steering and direct injection Earthdream engine.

quentin06:
the cvt is a bad idea, it gave the altima and murano a bad reputation of being unreliable.

People mostly have problems with cars when they listen to Kazeems and decide not to follow the manufacturers spec for fluids or parts.

For example, if honda says change your CVT transmission fluid after 30k miles with 08200-HCF2, then you decide to change after 60k miles with Abro or any other recommended by Kazeem, will you now blame the car or manufacturer?

I'm not saying cars don't have design defects but mostly in Nigeria people don't follow manufacturer recommendations.

spyder880:
I bought them all from Waterock decor here in Enugu. They sold each piece of the art works for N5,000. I bought and used 4 only.

Please how much are these bricks?

Are these the same price with the orange one's?

rotecch77:
Nigeria high quality floor tiles

Are these all Nigerian tiles?

How much is each of them?

Thank you.

luvinhubby:
Impressive. you will make a fantastic husband.

Thank you sir, I'm already trying my best in that regard

Change you CVT fluid if you haven't in a while and you'll be glad you did.

I got a 2013 honda accord some months ago. Nice car, i thought it drives ok but it has this shift hesitation sometimes's on low rpm but I thought it was normal because it was CVT and I've never driven a CVT before this car. I heard with CVTs you don't feel the gears changing but with this car I could sometimes slightly feel the gear change at low rpm, just a slight feeling.

I did little research and discovered that the slight hesitation and vibration at low rpm is not normal and happens to some people and they solved it with a CVT fluid drain and refill.

So i decided to buy 4quarts of Honda 08200-HCF2 Fluid which is the recommended CVT fluid. I watched how the change is done on YouTube and then headed to a filling station. I practically walked them through the fluid drain and refill just like I had seen on YouTube, I refused any suggestion or advice from them, I just instructed them to do as I tell them if they don't want to spoil my gear. I even refused to use their funnel to put in the new fluid as I didn't want contamination so I bought a new funnel.
They drained the fluid, removed the old washer from the drain bolt and used the new washer i bought, then filled the car with the new fluid. We put in almost 4 quarts then started the car shifted through the gears as specified in the manual. After that opened the check bolt so as to gauge fluid. When the fluid gauged and started dripping from the check bolt hole as expected of guaged, they tightened and cleaned up everywhere.
But I had to tell them every step just like I had seen in several YouTube videos, these guys go mess your car up if you no dey careful o, I was in the pit with the 2 of them most of the time.
Most people who did it on YouTube just jacked the car up but I went to a filling station so as to access the drain bolt on level ground. The reason I didn't do a DIY all by myself was Because I didn't have a pit and I didn't want tho use a jack.

After the change I drove the car and It drove like a dream, no low rpm vibrations, no hesitation, the best part is that it now drives like a real CVT as you don't feel the gears changing. The car is super smooth now.
Its just incredible how a CVT fluid change could bring a huge change in the way a car drives.
I will recommend people who have 2013-2017 accords or civics to change the fluid atleast every 20k to 30k miles, you'll be glad.

The most important part is don't leave the job to the mechies alone as they will mess up your car. Very important.

I got a 2013 honda accord some months ago. Nice car, i thought it drives ok but it has this shift hesitation sometimes's on low rpm but I thought it was normal because it was CVT and I've never driven a CVT before this car. I heard with CVTs you don't feel the gears changing but with this car I could sometimes slightly feel the gear change at low rpm, just a slight feeling.

I did little research and discovered that the slight hesitation and vibration at low rpm is not normal and happens to some people and they solved it with a CVT fluid drain and refill.

So i decided to buy 4quarts of Honda 08200-HCF2 Fluid which is the recommended CVT fluid. I watched how the change is done on YouTube and then headed to a filling station. I practically walked them through the fluid drain and refill just like I had seen on YouTube, I refused any suggestion or advice from them, I just instructed them to do as I tell them if they don't want to spoil my gear. I even refused to use their funnel to put in the new fluid as I didn't want contamination so I bought a new funnel.
They drained the fluid, removed the old washer from the drain bolt and used the new washer i bought, then filled the car with the new fluid. We put in almost 4 quarts then started the car shifted through the gears as specified in the manual. After that opened the check bolt so as to gauge fluid. When the fluid gauged and started dripping from the check bolt hole as expected of guaged, they tightened and cleaned up everywhere.
But I had to tell them every step just like I had seen in several YouTube videos, these guys go mess your car up if you no dey careful o, I was in the pit with the 2 of them most of the time.
Most people who did it on YouTube just jacked the car up but I went to a filling station so as to access the drain bolt on level ground. The reason I didn't do a DIY all by myself was Because I didn't have a pit and I didn't want tho use a jack.

After the change I drove the car and It drove like a dream, no low rpm vibrations, no hesitation, the best part is that it now drives like a real CVT as you don't feel the gears changing. The car is super smooth now.
Its just incredible how a CVT fluid change could bring a huge change in the way a car drives.
I will recommend people who have 2013-2017 accords or civics to change the fluid atleast every 20k to 30k miles, you'll be glad.

The most important part is don't leave the job to the mechies alone as they will mess up your car. Very important.

Please who knows any technician or workshop with vacuuming machine in Kaduna. Went round Oriapata couldn't get a single person that had it, so I had to refill my wife's car without vacuuming.

Many of the technicians argued that its not necessary. One said if I vacuum thats the end of my compressor.
People need knowledge.

Readonee35L:
Dubai spec cross tour
I don't think so.
Car was probably imported from the USA to dubai.

I'm not very sure but I think US spec do not have traficator on side mirror.

luvinhubby:
Type 2 coolant, ₦15,000 for a gallon of 4 liters.

Will this be enough to fill up the radiator after draining.?

Please what coolant can I use for my 2013 honda accord Ex?

denice1:
Just avoid some corporate car shops in buying parts, was buying brake pads for N25,000 from one till i got the same pads for N15,000 from Luvinhubby here on nairaland.

Thanks

denice1:
The 4 cylinder Sedan is a great car to own.

Thanks, thats what I'm looking at getting.

Hello
Has anyone owned a 2013 accord here and what can you say about the car.

allCopacetic:
ABB doesn't do any Low Voltage product manufacturing in Britain. It is also not a British brand. ABB is Swedish.

Original ABB boards have enclosures predominantly made in Egypt and India. While most of the MCBs are made in Germany.

Unfortunately you have the exact same inscriptions as seen on the authentic product replicated on the counterfeits ( made in germany , made i Egypt etc).
Don't buy an ABB board here that is described as "Made in England" its a ruse.

Thank you very much for this information,

please where can I buy the genuine ABB board in Lagos?

mavverick:
I think you should get an independent electrician, and go with the person to the shop, also ask around. I definitely used ABB made in England or so. And it was what was recommended to me by electrician and also the supplier.

Please where did you get this ABB DB that is made in England?

Is the ban still in force?