ojeysky:
So I have got a few 210AH cells that I bought but no longer require as I got 280AH. If you are interested in the 210AH do reach me. It's 50k each (price is firm) Can do in 4 or 8 units

ojeysky:


Complicated delivery options has made the cells to still be with me, but I have kept it busy while it's me. Though cells came with max of 0.003v difference, it has been balanced irrespective. For now I have delivery option through bus to Abuja, Akure, Onitsha and Lagos, other location will be via GIG logistics and their shipping is between 12 to 15k.
Still available for sale!

essegis:


I see front the pix you're top balancing them.

ojeysky:


Yes even though it came largely balanced, I still top balanced so whoever buys just plug and play don't have to go through balancing process. Hopefully it's helpful to the buyer

mahkanjuh:
Pls, house, what's your view on microtek inverter? Thanks sir n ma

mctfopt:


This tv is very popular outside of Naija. In fact in places like North America, TCL is the popular choice for most people.

microgiant:


I believe it should have, my search on google showed it among the least power guzzlers in test done

55" 4K UHD Smart TV | TCL C6 Series |
I read it is more energy efficient than the previous C5 series.

What can you deduce from this specs

Power Consumption (TV On) 140W
Power Consumption (Standby) ﹤0.5W
ECO Energy Efficiency Yes
Backlight Adjustable Yes (0~100)

microgiant:
Also TV is on J U M I A so going with a watt meter to test is not possible.

Barezzi:

I sold this Tv the following day after buying it. I found out i couldn't install PLEX when i took it home. Very nice tv though.
As others have mentioned, I look out for energy savings option AND Plex capable.

JUO:
The hisense I know is not energy efficient, picture is very bad, my LG UHD 49' was good but not as efficient as my Samsung 55' Quantum Dots. If you are not bother about picture quality and consumption buy hisense

Abigai:
gud morning gurus, 300w and 150w solar panels which one is more effective, it because the person who installed my 300w/24v×3 panels said 150w panels are more effective. thanks n happy Sunday...

emyfine08:
Pls house I have 5kva 24v inverter.and I want to use it for load of 3500watt how many battery and solar panels due I need to store it for it to work at least 12hrs.pls I need assistance thanks in advance

emyfine08:
Pls house I have 5kva 24v inverter.and I want to use it for a load of 3500watt how many battery and solar panels due I need to store it for it to work at least 12hrs.pls I need assistance thanks in advance

microgiant:


Kindly share the energy consumption rate.

Oshomo12:

Thanks pls advise me more how du it
Hi, so many things are wrong with ur questions/intended setup. But let me try small to correct some pre-thought ideas.

1. You can not run a 3500w load on a 5kva inverter fa! "If" d inverter is so efficient, say 0.8 PF, u will have just 4000w inverter, and if it is 0.7 PF, u will be dealing with a 3500w inverter. So, u can't run that load on it. I am of the opinion of not running an inverter more than 50% of its rated capacity in watts, not Kva. But u can do a short period with it, say 70% capacity.
2. Do you intend to run that kind of massive load continuously for 12hr! why? U will need to sell kidney, heart, liver etc to do this off the grid.
3. If you insist, then ur inverter can not handle such load continuously.

Re-think what u want and we continue from there. But if u insist, let us know.

Edit: thanks Mctfopt, u started well.

Abigai:
gud morning gurus, 300w and 150w solar panels which one is more effective, it because the person who installed my 300w/24v×3 panels said 150w panels are more effective. thanks n happy Sunday...

Oshomo12:


Hi, so many things are wrong with ur questions/intended setup. But let me try small to correct some pre-thought ideas.

1. You can not run a 3500w load on a 5kva inverter fa! "If" d inverter is so efficient, say 0.8 PF, u will have just 4000w inverter, and if it is 0.7 PF, u will be dealing with a 3500w inverter. So, u can't run that load on it. I am of the opinion of not running an inverter more than 50% of its rated capacity in watts, not Kva. But u can do a short period with it, say 70% capacity.
2. Do you intend to run that kind of massive load continuously for 12hr! why? U will need to sell kidney, heart, liver etc to do this off the grid.
3. If you insist, then ur inverter can not handle such load continuously.

Re-think what u want and we continue from there. But if u insist, let us know.

Edit: thanks Mctfopt, u started well.

isco10:

Can a power bank power it? Does it have type c or USB input?

emyfine08:
please what is a normal load for the 5kv and how to go about it