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Jennyclay:
That's their own cup of agbo.

Thank God I'm a graduate.

zeestone99:
Century stabilizer 5kva wall mount

Price: 50k

Call/chat - 08117398294

zeestone99:
Hisense 1hp ac + Copper pipes and follow come gas and remote control.

Price - 120k

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mangolpupa:
Morning All.

Current setup is that generator and grid power(changeover switch) uses the same distribution board for electric distribution. With solar installation in view, I still want to use same DB without having to create an alternative DB and wiring for solar power.

Is this proposed solution tenable because someone I spoke to had a different thought process?

zeestone99:
Century stabilizer 5kva wall mount

Price: 50k

Call/chat - 08117398294

Dam5reey:
Whats the No load consumption and efficiency?

toyeoye:
Marketer! You have spoken well actually.
For now na me and my trusty Famicare go dey manually ruff tins until things look up.

Olaolar:
how many watt of solar ,battery and inverter will be enough for frozen for business?
And how much will it cost

ojesymsym:
Why not manually switch off the grid power during the day as a makeshift solution?

FEGEITOK:
10k a week without AC,

10k a day if I turn on the AC

contease:
You are not alone bro... At some point, I had to look through the grid source lines after my meter to be sure neighbour's are not tapping my line, but of course, it's almost impossible because all cables are conduit just after the meter.

So seating down to analyse, what I see happening is that, we pay for grid even when no national grid.

Assuming you have 100% charge of your battery, and grid goes out to the time your battery becomes 50%, once grid is restored, your battery begins to charge while your appliances are also in use, this process draws so much current to fill in the gap on both the battery and the appliances..., putting off the inverter once grid is off or putting off basic appliances makes no sense otherwise what's the need to having a non stop power supply going solar... The only way out is to use the sun via panels

Sincerely, I think this is it... Let's wait for the SMEs to tell us more!

toyeoye:
Hello good people, I wonder why no one talks about the huge amount of units consumed through charging the batteries if your setup is tied to the grid.
Na die o! in my opinion doesn't make sense right now because the point of going solar is to save money eventually.
This doesn't apply to folks using
only backup generator to supplement production during long stretches of outage.
Please share your experiences, thanks

FEGEITOK:
thanks.

Will do business with you in the second quarter of 2023

FEGEITOK:
In other words, whether I go Canadian or Trina.

I can't go wrong!

Thanks.

Bvlgari:
Lady given "Brain-Resetting" sl*p after switching off the TV at a viewing center when Arsenal FC and Manchester United FC were playing

Source:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CnwhzYbpxGq/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFbY7RYhpZk

ceaser:
You need to see how I bursted out laughing at the bolded. And you just may be right.

The inverter that crapped out was a Chinese made actually, with one obscure name like that, and I didn't expect much life cycle out of it because of that. Initially I was being cautious with its use but later got more confident when it clocked two years without any hiccups.

Installation site is in the rear porch, so my worry is more of dust particulate than of inadequate ventilation.

As for any protection between inverter output to the house mains, there is none save a manual transfer switch (picture attached). It only subserves the purpose of switching between the inverter and gen (very infrequently used). There is no PHCN input into the house, so that NEPA wàhálà section/aspect is not a worry.

Which ones would you suggest is/are used as protection from inverter to the house loads?

NB: that transfer switch was absent ab initio and was only installed along with the installation of the replacement inverter.

terrymason:
I need flood nexus battery... 4pcs.
Quote me with price

tolukemi:
Thank you for the suggestions. I've done some homework on the Sorotec Revo Vmii 5.5kw 48v 100a. I'll take a look at the other suggested brands as well. This is all very new to me. I thought it would be a quick decision but it looks like I have to do a bit more research and not rush this.

tolukemi:
Thank you for your input. What hybrid inverter brands would you recommend around that price?

fizzyf4:
Please can anyone recommend a reliable company that can install a 20kva solar powered inverter?

Ikiriye:
Greetings guys,
Plz I need recommendations good and affordable 100amps mppt charge controller