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Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by isangjohnson: 10:49am On Mar 10
bassdow:


Quite sorry for your issue.

But you made a mistake trusting random Nigerian without due process. And dem no dey delay to collect money. In fact should you pay 100% ahead, they just might not show up at all, and even when they do, dem go dey do anyhow because they believe they've been paid and have nothing to loose.
In fact, when you pay 100% ahead, their next aim is to squeeze more out of you.
Say we dey here dey talk like say we get sense and responsible, doesn't mean we all are. Some of us just dey do packaging + hustling.

meanWhile, me sef dey do installation Ooo. I hardly market myself sha
There is a member here named Bekas, who hasn't met me before. He got my contacts here, called and linked his friend to me who transferred complete money to my account to couple 48v 280ah lithium battery for him last week. I did way bill for him to Akure yesterday. I gave him two years warranty and I would monitor the installation to make sure everything is done correctly.
That's what we called trust.
Yesterday, another member here transferred money to my account for 24v 160ah to be delivered this week. That was trust as well.
If people I have not seen before could trust me with their hard earned money and I've not betrayed the trust, what would stop me from
trusting others.
If I pay you good and you choose to pay me bad, I leave the judgement to God.

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Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Ferdiwar: 10:51am On Mar 10
I don't really know how other CC works but the CC in my inverter actually do regulate the current that goes into the battery, based on the settings and once the battery hits 100%, it only allows power from the panels based on the load currently connected to the inverter.

So if all the settings are programmed right the battery should be ok on the charging aspect.

dacool1:


You do think the CC regulates current flow at the initial stage especially when the battery is depleted? Keep on misleading him. Overtime his charging current would exceed the recommended limit. How do you think some of these batteries become swollen?
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by isangjohnson: 10:55am On Mar 10
Dam5reey1:


you and the installer ehn, he didn't confirm settings with his boys, and you also didn't confirm the battery profile while on call.
Like you said we just need to be careful.
I did and the boy told me he set the hybrid inverter lvd to 48v and the battery type of lithium.
That was my essence of monitoring the installation through calls.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by dollarnaira: 11:20am On Mar 10
isangjohnson:

There is a member here named Bekas, who hasn't met me before. He got my contacts here, called and linked his friend to me who transferred complete money to my account to couple 48v 280ah lithium battery for him last week. I did way bill for him to Akure yesterday. I gave him two years warranty and I would monitor the installation to make sure everything is done correctly.
That's what we called trust.
Yesterday, another member here transferred money to my account for 24v 160ah to be delivered this week. That was trust as well.
If people I have not seen before could trust me with their hard earned money and I've not betrayed the trust, what would stop me from
trusting others.
If I pay you good and you choose to pay me bad, I leave the judgement to God.

An initial element of doubt is not a crime.
You need this in business after which trust comes in later. Most people are new to lithium as most cc are even configured for lead acids batteries.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by bassdow: 11:21am On Mar 10
isangjohnson:

There is a member here named Bekas, who hasn't met me before. He got my contacts here, called and linked his friend to me who transferred complete money to my account to couple 48v 280ah lithium battery for him last week. I did way bill for him to Akure yesterday. I gave him two years warranty and I would monitor the installation to make sure everything is done correctly.
That's what we called trust.
Yesterday, another member here transferred money to my account for 24v 160ah to be delivered this week. That was trust as well.
If people I have not seen before could trust me with their hard earned money and I've not betrayed the trust, what would stop me from
trusting others.
If I pay you good and you choose to pay me bad, I leave the judgement to God.

See eh, that you were Foolish enough to take the Risk to TRUST me, doesn't mean I would do same.

Due to nature of my business (Web development + Hosting + a few others), over 90% of those who have and are still doing business with us don't even know what I look like.
yet a lot of them have paid mostly upfront for services and i delivered.

Now if roles were reversed, trust me, I no go drop a penny.

Common to buy on Jumia and Konga, it must be payOnDelivery. Youre free to call me paranoid or insecure but na you sabi.

Funny enough, anytime I take the risk in doing otherwise, they would remind you how stewpid I was at treating them like human they ought to be.

And it's not just the average and poor guys. Even the comfortable ones ain't different hence I take everyOne as fradulent by default.

In ma line of work, I take people's project like mine BUT when I need services of people, they rarely do it enough, let alone well even when you are good with them.

Bottom line, there are Honest people, but still do your homework and even when you find such honest people, don't just trust them blindly because some are only honest to win your trust or are randomly honest.

A churchy lady one said to me, in presence of my Boss then "that you see a lion in the Bus and not eat it, d oesn't mean he won't eat you" and that was in response to something I was trying to avoid them doing.

When money is concerned, a lot of us throw caution to the wind.

A lot of us no get name, let alone one to protect.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by dollarnaira: 11:21am On Mar 10
isangjohnson:

I did and the boy told me he set the hybrid inverter lvd to 48v and the battery type of lithium.
That was my essence of monitoring the installation through calls.

Next time run video calls. I dont deal with you if you don't possess a smart phone.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by bassdow: 11:27am On Mar 10
almost (if not most) [MPPT] charge controllers have profile for Lithium batteries.

probably they didn't remember or they didn't know. Even professionals sometimes makes mistakes. only that atimes, mistakes could bbe costly
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Allem(m): 11:46am On Mar 10
Can I use this same set of panel for a 12v system. Because I Read max watts for PowMr is 720w
icjunior:
939w from a possible 950w(2*475w) jinko panels from fouani with 60A powmr mppt cc

@linnov8

Was able to screenshot 938.1w from the the video I made while checking.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by jidobaba(m): 12:35pm On Mar 10
jonescosmos:


Oh yes, they delivered it. Ordered in Abuja Showroom, They shipped from PHC showroom and delivered to my house in IMO, Transaction also took place in absentia, took less than 24 hours from payment to delivery. FREE DELIVERY
Please is there anyone that bought from fouani online? Apart from the site being laggy, after I made card payment I can't see my order anymore. It has been over 1 hour Order page is just blank. No receipt/processing and I hope I'm safe guys.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by jonescosmos(m): 12:44pm On Mar 10
isangjohnson:

I'm not happy with the behavior of some installers.
Two months ago, dishtech whom I trusted was supposed to handle an installation for my client in Abuja but he went for outside work, which took him longer time to return to Abuja.
I came here and asked for an experienced installer and someone indicated interest and dropped his contact as well.
I called and linked him to my client. Instead of him to go and handle the job by himself, he sent his boys who didn't understand anything about the lithium battery, even as I was monitoring the installation through phone call to make sure all settings were done correctly.
I was surprised to receive a call from my client few days ago that the system had shutdown. I thought it was lvd disconnect. We called the installer and the installer still sent his boy, who went there and told me that the battery wasn't producing power.
I called Dishtech who went there and realized that the battery type was set to tubular battery and lvd was set to 40v. Meanwhile, I set the lvd of the lithium battery to 43.2v (2.7v each).
The installer has collected his money and the overall cost of repairs is on my head now.
SUBMISSION: We should be careful of those people we call for installations.

Oh Johnson, so sorry for this terrible experience, but I will blame you a bit. You knew I base in Abuja, You know my capabilities, You have my number, you should have just rang me up.
But in all, has this issue been resolved?.
So sorry you fell into the hands of Engineers without Knowledge.

I had gone to correct an installation last year where an installer connected 2units of Felicity LPBF48300 in series, to 2 Units of Growatt which were in parallel originally. The instruction was to replace 8Pcs of Tubular Batteries with 2x LPBF48300. Thank God one of the LPBF48300 popped fuse immediately with a loud explosion.

The guy still went ahead and connected LPBF48300 in parallel later on without investigating the cause of that explosion.
The client later discovered that one of the batteries wasn't discharging and charging. And that was how I was contacted.

Moral: Be careful of Engineers without Knowledge.

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Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Ferdiwar: 1:15pm On Mar 10
Deye 5kwh lithium battery.

swagifted:
which battery are you using with it chairman
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Ferdiwar: 1:41pm On Mar 10
Mid January when I wanted to mount my panels on the roof, I contacted (a so called) engineer to do the Job (I have phobia for height), via phone call without any information on my setup baba concluded that 5 pieces of 570w panels won't work, that it's either I get another panel to make 6 or I use 4 out of the 5 and that I need 10mm with for the installation I just ended the call and reached out to another person.

The guy that later did the Job later begged me to teach him how to set up lithium battery on the inverter as he was unable to do that on the 1st Deye inverter installation he did.

Most of the installer and so called engineers are too lazy to update their knowledge on the same things the practice.

jonescosmos:


Oh Johnson, so sorry for this terrible experience, but I will blame you a bit. You knew I base in Abuja, You know my capabilities, You have my number, you should have just rang me up.
But in all, has this issue been resolved?.
So sorry you fell into the hands of Engineers without Knowledge.

I had gone to correct an installation last year where an installer connected 2units of Felicity LPBF48300 in series, to 2 Units of Growatt which were in parallel originally. The instruction was to replace 8Pcs of Tubular Batteries with 2x LPBF48300. Thank God one of the LPBF48300 popped fuse immediately with a loud explosion.

The guy still went ahead and connected LPBF48300 in parallel later on without investigating the cause of that explosion.
The client later discovered that one of the batteries wasn't discharging and charging. And that was how I was contacted.

Moral: Be careful of Engineers without Knowledge.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by jonescosmos(m): 2:24pm On Mar 10
jidobaba:

Please is there anyone that bought from fouani online? Apart from the site being laggy, after I made card payment I can't see my order anymore. It has been over 1 hour Order page is just blank. No receipt/processing and I hope I'm safe guys.

What site did you order from?, reach out to them via email and calls.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by TechGeek777: 2:37pm On Mar 10
isangjohnson:

There is a member here named Bekas, who hasn't met me before. He got my contacts here, called and linked his friend to me who transferred complete money to my account to couple 48v 280ah lithium battery for him last week. I did way bill for him to Akure yesterday. I gave him two years warranty and I would monitor the installation to make sure everything is done correctly.
That's what we called trust.
Yesterday, another member here transferred money to my account for 24v 160ah to be delivered this week. That was trust as well.
If people I have not seen before could trust me with their hard earned money and I've not betrayed the trust, what would stop me from
trusting others.
If I pay you good and you choose to pay me bad, I leave the judgement to God.

People forgot who you know is better than what you know most times.

Most people don't leave judgement to God these days, especially if the opposition is hell bent on not delivering.

There's a reason people fall ill and recovered from it and others lost they live because of little headache.

Always treat people right, you never can tell who would decide your existence tomorrow.

I believe any good transactions will always bring more transactions!
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by isangjohnson: 2:38pm On Mar 10
Ferdiwar:
Mid January when I wanted to mount my panels on the roof, I contacted (a so called) engineer to do the Job (I have phobia for height), via phone call without any information on my setup baba concluded that 5 pieces of 570w panels won't work, that it's either I get another panel to make 6 or I use 4 out of the 5 and that I need 10mm with for the installation I just ended the call and reached out to another person.

The guy that later did the Job later begged me to teach him how to set up lithium battery on the inverter as he was unable to do that on the 1st Deye inverter installation he did.

Most of the installer and so called engineers are too lazy to update their knowledge on the same things the practice.

Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by TechGeek777: 2:39pm On Mar 10
isangjohnson:

I did and the boy told me he set the hybrid inverter lvd to 48v and the battery type of lithium.
That was my essence of monitoring the installation through calls.

My brother, next time use WhatsApp video call and ignore regular calls(audio).

What you saw is better than what you are told!
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Edrizz(m): 2:47pm On Mar 10
bassdow:
almost (if not most) [MPPT] charge controllers have profile for Lithium batteries.

probably they didn't remember or they didn't know. Even professionals sometimes makes mistakes. only that atimes, mistakes could bbe costly


An adage that says Doctor learn the mistake while alive while Engineers die with their mistake, taking such into cognizant, an engineer needs to be bold, knowledgeable n intelligent at whatever he does n most importantly have sympathy n empathy for the client while discharging his duty. An engineer without conscience might never excell in his career
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Drgreatone: 2:48pm On Mar 10
Pls ogas in the house... For a 48v hybrid system using 4 220ah tubular batteries, whats the maximum charge current setting on the inverter? Was thinking 20amps was fine but someone advised I can go as high as 40amps. Wont this damage the battery in the long run?
Then wit the recent postings about high current mppts, does it mean a 60amps mppt wud pump 60amps into the battery connected under optimal conditions? Powmr for example only has settings for float/bulk voltage and type of battery but none for max current? Should I be scared? I av 1200watts of panels connected via it to 24v tubular system.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by TechGeek777: 2:50pm On Mar 10
Ferdiwar:
Mid January when I wanted to mount my panels on the roof, I contacted (a so called) engineer to do the Job (I have phobia for height), via phone call without any information on my setup baba concluded that 5 pieces of 570w panels won't work, that it's either I get another panel to make 6 or I use 4 out of the 5 and that I need 10mm with for the installation I just ended the call and reached out to another person.

The guy that later did the Job later begged me to teach him how to set up lithium battery on the inverter as he was unable to do that on the 1st Deye inverter installation he did.

Most of the installer and so called engineers are too lazy to update their knowledge on the same things the practice.


Maybe him think say na parallel connection.

The second guy is humble.

Humility pays.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ewizard1: 3:04pm On Mar 10
jonescosmos:


I had gone to correct an installation last year where an installer connected 2units of Felicity LPBF48300 in series, to 2 Units of Growatt which were in parallel originally.

Imagine this!!!
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by dbshaywhy(m): 3:24pm On Mar 10
My plan solar system set up.

48v system

6pcs of jinko-solar-550w

3.5kva inverter, hybrid or stand alone with cc
(can you please recommend a good brands from the choosing option)

5kwh lithium battery

Professional in the house, I need your input...
@jonescosmos
@valto
@Techgeek777
@Bassdow
@isangjohnson
@dollarnaira
@other professionals in the

Please, I need this urgently before price shoot up again please.....

NOTE: a not always at home during the day from Monday to Saturday, (inverter will be put on when in the night, probably 200w load till 11 pm and 80w with a century rechargeable fan which will only be connected to mains when notice is low), while on Sundays my total can never exceed 360w, hardly will it reach dt self,

A 43 inch lg smart tv 65w

Xboom 720 W RMS 80w

Probably a scanfrost freezer 150w,we are not a fan of cold tins

A small nexus standing fan 65w (sitting room)

And occasionally, 26 inches ox standing, if av visitor and crowded sitting room
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by TechGeek777: 3:59pm On Mar 10
dbshaywhy:
My plan solar system set up.

48v system

6pcs of jinko-solar-550w

3.5kva inverter, hybrid or stand alone with cc
(can you please recommend a good brands from the choosing option)

5kwh lithium battery

Professional in the house, I need your input...
@jonescosmos
@valto
@Techgeek777
@Bassdow
@isangjohnson
@dollarnaira
@other professionals in the

Please, I need this urgently before price shoot up again please.....

State, you total instantaneous load, budgeted amount for battery and inverter, it will go a long way in advising you.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Ferdiwar: 4:17pm On Mar 10
The 1st guy wanted to run it 2s3p or 2s2p.

Yea the 2nd guy is humble and I love the fact that he resisted the urge to step on the panels while mounting them. cool

TechGeek777:


Maybe him think say na parallel connection.

The second guy is humble.

Humility pays.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by jonescosmos(m): 4:18pm On Mar 10
dbshaywhy:
My plan solar system set up.

48v system

6pcs of jinko-solar-550w

3.5kva inverter, hybrid or stand alone with cc
(can you please recommend a good brands from the choosing option)

5kwh lithium battery

Professional in the house, I need your input...
@jonescosmos
@valto
@Techgeek777
@Bassdow
@isangjohnson
@dollarnaira
@other professionals in the

Please, I need this urgently before price shoot up again please.....

> I will always recommend Hybrid over External CC (Except for High-end CCs).

> For High end Inverters, choose among: Huawei, Schneider, Deye.
For Voltronic based Inverters go for: Growatt, MPP Solar, Felicity, Senre, (Many More in this class.

> If you must opt for external CC, go for an 80A to 120A CC. (e get why)

> For Battery (Patented): Huawei, Deye, Dyness, nRuit, Blue Carbon, Felicity, CWorth, ETC
> For Battery (Assembled): Contact @Valto straight away.

> For Solar Panels: Make sure 6pcs (I recommend 12pcs) will be enough to charge your battery to full while carrying your loads simultaneously.
Considering that Pmax (NOCT) of Jinko 550w is about 409Wp, 6x409=2,454Kwp, Which might not be sufficient for you on an cloudy day. But 12x409=4,908Kwp (Fair for daytime Charging and Loads), moreover 12pcs of Jinko in series is still in the safe zone for a 500V PV Hybrid Inverter during an STC.
Grid is no longer an option or alternative to dark or cloudy days.

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Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Valto(m): 4:40pm On Mar 10
dbshaywhy:
My plan solar system set up.

48v system

6pcs of jinko-solar-550w

3.5kva inverter, hybrid or stand alone with cc
(can you please recommend a good brands from the choosing option)

5kwh lithium battery

Professional in the house, I need your input...
@jonescosmos
@valto
@Techgeek777
@Bassdow
@isangjohnson
@dollarnaira
@other professionals in the

Please, I need this urgently before price shoot up again please.....
i have
sms 48v 6.2kw hybrid inverter for 500k/with wifi dongle 550k(6500w pv)
6pcs jinko 550w correct!
48v 5.376kwh real capacity lifepo4 lithium battery (made with brand new grade A EVE 105ah cells, 100A Bluetooth bms) will be available in less 2weeks.. note: if u fully booked my battery or inverter, the price will never change, even if dollar put money. so no fear, rather it decreases if dollar falls. grin

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Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by dbshaywhy(m): 5:11pm On Mar 10
TechGeek777:


State, you total instantaneous load, budgeted amount for battery and inverter, it will go a long way in advising you.

Thanks for your input... Am not always at always during the day from Monday to Saturday, except Sundays.
With my rough calculations, instantaneous load in the when back can never exceed 360w, while over the night, 80w with century rechargeable fan(mains will be on wen notice its getting low)

My budget 2.2M
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by dbshaywhy(m): 5:13pm On Mar 10
jonescosmos:


> I will always recommend Hybrid over External CC (Except for High-end CCs).

> For High end Inverters, choose among: Huawei, Schneider, Deye.
For Voltronic based Inverters go for: Growatt, MPP Solar, Felicity, Senre, (Many More in this class.

> If you must opt for external CC, go for an 80A to 120A CC. (e get why)

> For Battery (Patented): Huawei, Deye, Dyness, nRuit, Blue Carbon, Felicity, CWorth, ETC
> For Battery (Assembled): Contact @Valto straight away.

> For Solar Panels: Make sure 6pcs (I recommend 12pcs) will be enough to charge your battery to full while carrying your loads simultaneously.
Considering that Pmax (NOCT) of Jinko 550w is about 409Wp, 6x409=2,454Kwp, Which might not be sufficient for you on an cloudy day. But 12x409=4,908Kwp (Fair for daytime Charging and Loads), moreover 12pcs of Jinko in series is still in the safe zone for a 500V PV Hybrid Inverter during an STC.
Grid is no longer an option or alternative to dark or cloudy days.

No heavy appliances in use, no ac, no heater, no microwave, more so, not always at home during the day from Monday to Saturday except Sundays
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by TechGeek777: 5:30pm On Mar 10
dbshaywhy:


Thanks for your input... Am not always at always during the day from Monday to Saturday, except Sundays.
With my rough calculations, instantaneous load in the when back can never exceed 360w, while over the night, 80w with century rechargeable fan(mains will be on wen notice its getting low)

My budget 2.2M

Hybrid is your choice here, work with @Zeestone99 or @Valto to give you a reasonable quote and inverter within your budget.

3.6kw SMS Sunmate inverter could work with your stated load and even accommodate near future expansion but don't load the inverter more than 70% of it capacity at any given time to prolong it lifespan.

Your hybrid inverter should be any of these based on your budget:

3.6KW 24V SMS Sunmate Inverter
3KW/3.3KW 24V SRNE Inverter
3KW 24V Felicity(I don't know why this is dangerously high in prices now).
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by dbshaywhy(m): 5:35pm On Mar 10
TechGeek777:


Hybrid is your choice here, work with @Zeestone99 or @Valto to give you a reasonable quote and inverter within your budget.

3.6kw SMS Sunmate inverter could work with your stated load and even accommodate near future expansion but don't load the inverter more than 70% of it capacity at any given time to prolong it lifespan.

Your hybrid inverter should be any of these based on your budget:

3.6KW 24V SMS Sunmate Inverter
3KW/3.3KW 24V SRNE Inverter
3KW 24V Felicity(I don't know why this is dangerously high in prices now).

Noted, thanks very much, but you only stated for 24v, is 48v not advisable or a waste,

Cc. Valto already flagging 48v 105ah lithium battery and a 6.2kw 48v hybrid(I think this is China product, hopefully it's durable)
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by TechGeek777: 5:54pm On Mar 10
dbshaywhy:


Noted, thanks very much, but you only stated for 24v, is 48v not advisable or a waste,

Cc. Valto already flagging 48v 105ah lithium battery and a 6.2kw 48v hybrid(I think this is China product, hopefully it's durable)

I stated 24v 3.6kw for the following reasons:

1. You said your load can never exceed 360w

2. Your budget can't carry 48v 6.2kw.
This inverter and your planned 6 * 550 jinko panels will take 1,519,600 and you are left with 680,400 and it can't carry battery let alone other components.

You may have to reduce your pv from 550 to 435 * 6, if you are to work with your budget of 2.2m.

But ask any of the above mentioned names if 6 * 435w jinko can effectively charge your battery.
Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by Ferdiwar: 6:02pm On Mar 10
Please can you assist me with the spec sheet of the 625w panel you got.

I am working on expansion of my setup but the Longi panel I'm currently using is annoyingly expensive now (208k for 570w as against 165k I bought them in December).

I earlier went with the Longi over Jinko because of the current as the max current of my inverter is 13A, the Longi 570w have a max current of 13.03A while the Jinko 580w have a max current of 13.38A
jonescosmos:


Oh yes, they delivered it. Ordered in Abuja Showroom, They shipped from PHC showroom and delivered to my house in IMO, Transaction also took place in absentia, took less than 24 hours from payment to delivery. FREE DELIVERY

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Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ewizard1: 6:10pm On Mar 10
Ferdiwar:
The 1st guy wanted to run it 2s3p or 2s2p.

Yea the 2nd guy is humble and I love the fact that he resisted the urge to step on the panels while mounting them. cool

I really frown at this act.

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