Love800:
I wish i could.
But am so poor.
Poverty hovers over my household!

Poverty is an imagination. Step out from your house and see difference.


Simple illustration:

AC uses electric appliances, DC aren't electric.

Love800:
That means, this your solar wont be effective during raining season. Because there is no good sunlight during the rains!

It's effective. All I need to do is reduce power consumption by turning off some appliances. Like I have my fridge and deep freezer on throughout the day. I can turn off one. But it's effective even on cloudy, cold days.

Thanks,

The bolded! Wonderful.
But am still confuse. Which appliances in homes does not use electricity?

chatinent:


Poverty is an imagination. Step out from your house and see difference.


Simple illustration:

AC uses electric appliances, DC aren't electric.

Love800:
The bolded! Wonderful.
But am still confuse. Which appliances in homes does not use electricity?[/b]

None.

But when you buy the solar portable inverter, there are DC versions of all appliances in your house too.

Okay.
I appreciate.

chatinent:


None.

But when you buy the solar portable inverter, there are DC versions of all appliances in your house too.

TenQ:

Cost about N1.5m plus

-TV, Laptop, Lights, Fan overnight
-Fridge during the day (before 4pm)

This is actually an entry size for a domestic home use. As long as you don't overstress the machine, you will enjoy it

Okay. Check your dm

CooldipoMPS:



Hello Bro, what do you use the power for? I have portable energy solution that are budet friendly from as low as 157k for a Laptop Powerbank or 166k for a LiFePo4 battery and inverter

God Willing first week of January you would hear from me. May be soon after Christmas.

If I don't make the money, I would take it from loan shark. I don't tire/vex. If possible keep the ₦166k

How much is shipping to Bauchi?

MrDoGood:


Okay. Check your dm

Nothing there please. Please post here sir

TenQ:

Nothing there please. Please post here sir

Can what you stated power 3 bedrooms?

MrDoGood:


Can what you stated power 3 bedrooms?

It will power a three bedroom house with proper management.

Especially
-Put on One Fridge or One Freezer between 9am and 4pm daily.
- Never Iron your clothes with the system
- Never cook with the system or use boiling ring
-Restrict fan to just one (overnight)

Use energy saving bulbs throughout

Okay.
Thanks so much.

Truvelisback:
Didn't you read abt battery draining fast?

Thanks so much.

What do you mean by "its always like that with higher wattage"?

Funkyswagzz:


Yes. It's always like that with higher wattage

I appreciate

smasher1:


It's effective. All I need to do is reduce power consumption by turning off some appliances. Like I have my fridge and deep freezer on throughout the day. I can turn off one. But it's effective even on cloudy, cold days.

Thanks,

Love800:
Thanks so much.

What do you mean by "its always like that with higher wattage"?

From 300w upwards

Thanks so much

Funkyswagzz:


From 300w upwards

buzmanjohn:
Ask for refund immediately . I have bought the similar solar product from the same brand. Their products are not up to standard

ask for Refund?

In this country? How?

Even VDM cannot fight this kind of case for him.

faceland:


God Willing first week of January you would hear from me. May be soon after Christmas.

If I don't make the money, I would take it from loan shark. I don't tire/vex. If possible keep the ₦166k

How much is shipping to Bauchi?

May the heavens smile on your finance. We have enough stock Sir. Will confirm from transporters @ Shasha Market when the time comes, maybe around 10k

osayuwamwen:
Yes bro, even with a budget solar set up you can still enjoy electricity, mistake you made you should have gotten proper knowledge of solar system before you venture into, you for nor waste this money, my set up will be 2years by march 2025,
I bought luminous tabular 220ah battery 164k
Foresolar 1.5kva 12v inverter 90k
Felicity controller 60amps 105k
Three 400watt panel at 85k each
Wire abt 60k
This is 12v 1.5kva setup and it powers my washing machine, my refrigerator , TV , dc fan and blender the only tin it can't power is my borehole and hotplate.i spend 500k plus one of the best decision I took b4 they remove fuel subsidy, I even they regret say I nor buy solar submersible pump then wen it was cheap compare to the price now.. My guy solar is very reliable if u have proper knowledge to get the right tins even if e cost you money but u go enjoy am pass nepa light by far even if na 100ah batter and 1 panel

Wow! Brother come to my rescue. Let me not go and waste money. Please, I am thinking of installing a solar system. I feel 2.5kva will be too big for the load I want to power.

Looking at your setup, can the 1.5KVA setup power middle sized fridge, 2 standing fans, TV, laptop and some energy saving bulbs or I should go for 2.5kva?

I don't know the power rating of your refrigerator but am using a Samsung inverter refrigerator with power rating of 100watts, just check the power rating of yr refrigerator and make sure yr fan is dc fan or those small ac standing fan but dc fan is much more energy efficient, if you are buying tabular battery buy luminous tabular battery it is expensive but it is worth it if u can't buy lithium battery, and also oversized your solar panel so that you will have full charge on time and also power yr refrigerator while during the day, use mttp controller, buy Felicity controller it's good, if u can't, buy other cheaper mttp am using 3 panel of 400watt each with 1 luminous battery and Felicity 60am controller my Felicity controller goes off when the day is going dark btw 6:30 and 7pm and wakes up in the morning when the day is bright this way it saves yr battery as it does not uses power from yr battery to work and also make the device last longer as this is not the case with most other controllers

Mcslize:


Wow! Brother come to my rescue. Let me not go and waste money. Please, I am thinking of installing a solar system. I feel 2.5kva will be too big for the load I want to power.
Looking at your setup, can the 1.5KVA setup power middle sized fridge, 2 standing fans, TV, laptop and some energy saving bulbs or I should go for 2.5kva?

osayuwamwen:
I don't know the power rating of your refrigerator but am using a Samsung inverter refrigerator with power rating of 100watts, just check the power rating of yr refrigerator and make sure yr fan is dc fan or those small ac standing fan but dc fan is much more energy efficient, if you are buying tabular battery buy luminous tabular battery it is expensive but it is worth it if u can't buy lithium battery, and also oversized your solar panel so that you will have full charge on time and also power yr refrigerator while during the day, use mttp controller, buy Felicity controller it's good, if u can't, buy other cheaper mttp am using 3 panel of 400watt each with 1 luminous battery and Felicity 60am controller my Felicity controller goes off when the day is going dark btw 6:30 and 7pm and wakes up in the morning when the day is bright this way it saves yr battery as it does not uses power from yr battery to work and also make the device last longer as this is not the case with most other controllers

Thank you brother for the insights. I will surely get it right.

Please, which lithium battery capacity will you suggest for this 1.5kva setup? I am thinking of getting a 100Ah 2.5kWh Felicity lithium battery. But I don't know if they have that.

Kindly suggest a lithium battery for me for the setup.

I really don't have idea on lithium battery but you can check on AliExpress there are different brands of Lp04 batteries

Mcslize:


Thank you brother for the insights. I will surely get it right.

Please, which lithium battery capacity will you suggest for this 1.5kva setup? I am thinking of getting a 100Ah 2.5kWh Felicity lithium battery. But I don't know if they have that.

Kindly suggest a lithium battery for me for the setup.

osayuwamwen:
I really don't have idea on lithium battery but you can check on AliExpress there are different brands of Lp04 batteries

Ok brother. Thank you very much.