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Bosc:
I'm interested. How much for the 30Amps charger?

Bosc:
I'm interested. How much for the 30Amps charger?

Bosc:
I'm interested. How much for the 30Amps charger?

Bosc:
I'm interested. How much for the 30Amps charger?

saint2ace:
Valto my brother, seems you've gone off grid completely? Nice one sha; we dey follow u for back.

9ijaprince:
valto it looks like you reside in yenagoa?

saint2ace:
Hello Valto, pls one small question; where did u source ur solar panels and how much is a 250watts mono crystalline panel. Tnx in advance

odimbannamdi:
you killed it bro! see financial analysis.

i am starting my setup next week, hopefully. God provide.

By the way, can your set up power a pressing iron and fridge?

odimbannamdi:
lol,

its really worth it oo. I will do mine small small. I will first start with say 40 or 75AH, smart charger and UPS. Then i will increase subsequently, adding a new component once every 2months.

mukhcech:
once I sell that my mama land wey I dey talk about. I will contact you so that can refer me to where u got u equipments.

odimbannamdi:
na wa for this life ooo

See as i dey here dey think of to scratch like 30k buy set up with battery of 75ah, guys don dey talk about 24hrs electricity and 5000watts stabilizer. God go help of us oo.

Oga Valto, our nairaland brother, sow seed for boys' life na

sensisosu:
Hello House,

I should have found this thread earlier, maybe my life would have been easier by now... I have a 3.5kva sukham inverter with 4 tubular batteries which aren't giving me as much satisfaction that i want. I decided to complement my system by purchasing 6 panels of 250 watts mono solar panels and epever 60amps charge controller.

What i noticed today was that PHCN decided to give us electricity for 4 hours today from 8am to 12pm and my batteries were fully charged at 57volt. as of this moment which is 7 hours later, my battery voltage is at 49volt and the charge controller is showing that the battery % is at 15%.

Please this is completely new to me and I would appreciate if anyone could enlighten me about the system, what are the problems and what should be the solutions.

Thank you

ceejay80s:
Wetin una dey do no good again o!

All these nairaland rich guys don take over this thread, una come make my setup look like calculator battery, u guys are oppressing us with ur expensive solar setups, e no good o!!!

ceejay80s:

12v 10 amp solar charge controller= 6k


20amp 12v & 24v. With usb = 8k


30amp 12v & 24v =8k

30amp 12v & 24v with usb = 10k


30amp 48v =11k

Call chidisam venture 08033308811

rajo4real:
You can connect both parallel and series BUT must conform to your mppt spec.

Your Epever tracer has Vmax input of 100v.

Series connection: Voc (open circuit voltage)will be doubled: controller works in mppt mode
Parallel connection: Isc (short circuit current)will be doubled: controller works in pmw mode

If you are in southern region with low sunshine hours, i would advice series connection.

*Pls can you upload nameplate of your panels?

others, pls contribute

Im2Busy2Bother:
https://www.mysolarshop.co.uk/images/sysdiag-connecting-solar-panels-serhv.jpg

saint2ace:
Awesome Valto, I see u're fully set to go off the grid. Nice choice of equipments too, the inverter, batteries and charge controllers are top notch; like I would always say " if you can afford it then go for the ones that can take u all the way " once again good job.

rajo4real:
Guy, u vex gaan o!

I use similar controller but 40A, the performance will suprise you!

How much did u get ur batteries

mukhcech:
How much is the inverter?

rajo4real:
Congrats bro, no be small upgrade ooo.

kindly give a review of ur EPsolar tracer A mppt and comparism with pmw.

I guess 70A for 2 200AH batteries is a bit high, would advice you adjust d charging rate if possible or use solar for charging pending u add more batteries.

Cheers

chukel:
There is this rumor everywhere in the state that governor dickson has been arrested by anti graft commission in the UK for money laundering since Friday last week. The deputy governor has been acting since then. Is history repeating itself?

If what Bayelsa state deputy governor Rear Admiral Gboribiogha John Jonah (rtd) said at the state monthly transparency briefing is anything to go by, then there is no green light at sight to end the payment of loans and bonds obtained by the state government.
Fielding questions from journalists, the deputy governor hinted that the state government has continued to pay debts in form of bank loans and bonds since they came on board in 2012.
These repayments of loans and bonds span from previous administrations till date as government is regarded as a continue process no matter what, he observed.
He also said that frequent deductions from the state monthly allocations reoccur following previous overpayments made to Bayelsa state from oil wells re-allocated to neighboring states, adding that these repayments doubtlessly has made the state allocations to decline to zero point recently, he said.
According to the deputy governor, Bayelsa state government has paid billions of naira to bring down the state debt profile but daunting challenges remain unabated.
As a result, he revealed that the state government used bank loans to argument the payment of salary till January 2016 after the restoration government savings were exhausted.
For instance, the state allocation for February 2016 was N6billon but after deduction from sources, it slides down to N1.6 billion and, this amount is inadequate to pay workers in spite of the presidency’s directive that bailout funds for the month of April, 2016 should not be deducted nationwide to enable states to stabilize.
He said the state government received N1.6million for month of March 2016 but when loans and bonds were deducted from the N1.6billion by banks, only N100million was left.
To this end, he said, he met with the state chapter of NLC and shared ideas on how the remaining N100million would be used to pay salary.
The deputy governor advised civil servants and other stakeholders in the state to exercise patience as government is doing everything possible to pay salary.
Going by what the deputy governor explained, it has become obvious that payment of workers salary in the state still look gloomy.
Meanwhile, when the state government is finding it difficult to pay salary of workers, Governor Dickson’s ex-SA on MDGs Mr. Embeleakpo Apere is been interrogated by the EFCC for diversion of N800million meant for the MDGs. His wife is also under interrogation by the same anti-graft agency for N200million money laundering.

igbsam:
And How Many 200AH batteries would he need ?