Valto:
24V MUSTPOWER 3KVA hybrid inverter, 80A mppt adjustable charge settings pretty low idle consumption. sold around 220k to 230k

TechGeek777:


Thanks, can you please provide me with official link and possible link of full technical specifications?

tipsy242:
Inverter users in the house? Plz how long averagely should a 1.5kva inverter and 220ah battery power a 50w Lg tv, 5 led bulbs (50w altogether), 1 ceiling fan (100-120w) and a Bluetooth speaker (60w)? Please advise or how long does your inverter last with just one battery on the average?
I notice my battery indicator starts reading from 12.5 and immediately drops to 12.2 after full charge when napa light goes off. Please is this normal?
My battery is mpower 12v 220ah and 1.5kva Icell X2 series inverter.
Also, i have 4 150watts solar panels connected but once it's evening arnd past 3, the battery doesn't seem to charge by solar again.

ojeysky:


Still available for sale

jonescosmos:


Just BMS or with accesories?

See picture as example. Is this what you are offering to sell?

Or just the BMS.

luvablesam:
Please guys is a 60w Lithium battery any good?

ojeysky:


Guess you meant 60wh? It's useless

luvablesam:

I meant a 60AH Lithium battery

odimbannamdi:


Please, be very careful with this installation. One mistake and the fan won't work.

I got 2 units from a seller on Konga via offline sales. My installer made a silly mistake and the first one didn't work. We had to watch a video from YouTube (link below) together and we corrected the mistake in the second fan.

I had to reach out to the seller who then directed me to the distributor at alaba international who finally directed me to their service centre also.there in Alaba and it was repaired. It was not a palatable experience. I spent the whole day on that move.

https://youtu.be/uH7VgNyvo NI

mctfopt:


60AH @ what DC volt?

drered:
Hi Guys,

My first post here. This is my current set up and I’m thinking of upgrading the batteries. I have heard in the past that adding new batteries to a set up would mess the whole grid up and I don’t know how true this is. I am also looking at getting a lithium battery but I’m not sure if my kartel inverter would be compatible with it.

Please advise.

How much did this set up cost you?

Setup - 5.0KVA 24V Kartel inverter, MPPT solar charge controller, Four 350W solar panels and two 220AH Luminous batteries.

luvablesam:
Please guys is a 60w Lithium battery any good?

luvablesam:

I meant a 60AH Lithium battery

FEGEITOK:


mustpower dot com/pv1800-pro-series-high-frequency-off-grid-solar-inverter-3-5-2kw/

coldcandy:


Are these still available?

mctfopt:


Not too bad, it just depends on what you want to use it for.

60AH @ 12V = 720WH

If you are running a 100W load it'll theoretically last for 7.2 hours or 7 hours 12 minutes.

luvablesam:
Please guys is a 60w Lithium battery any good?

TechGeek777:


I have checked this and the minimum voltage for the MPPT to be able to start working is (150vdc), that means it would require me to connect at least 4s2p Panels.

I need hybrid with Max 150vdc so I can do 2s2p 400W Panels.

Do you have idea if the 3kw can power 2hp submersible pumping machine?

Others should please also look into this.

drered:
Hi Guys,

My first post here. This is my current set up and I’m thinking of upgrading the batteries. I have heard in the past that adding new batteries to a set up would mess the whole grid up and I don’t know how true this is. I am also looking at getting a lithium battery but I’m not sure if my kartel inverter would be compatible with it.

Please advise.

Setup - 5.0KVA 24V Kartel inverter, MPPT solar charge controller, Four 350W solar panels and two 220AH Luminous batteries.

justcallmenuel:
220Ah 12v Eco green tubular battery available, #140,000. Call/WhatsApp me on 08168986461

jonescosmos:
By direct user experiences, which is more efficient, Canadain Solar or Jinko or JASolar?

I haven't used any of these and I need to make a purchase asap.

Responses please.....

Rubyjade:
The bolded is the best in my own opinion. 450 is 450 not 450 is 400

jonescosmos:
By direct user experiences, which is more efficient, Canadain Solar or Jinko or JASolar?

I haven't used any of these and I need to make a purchase asap.

Responses please.....

NiyiOmoIyunade:
I have used Canadian Solar for like 9 years now and they kick ass. When Canadian solar got too pricey for budget conscious customers, we started using Jinko and Yingli but ultimately stuck with Jinko after a few years of field observations.

Any of the Tier 1 panels do very well - Canadian Solar, Jinko, JASolar, Yingli all provide power close to their nameplate day to day or up to and in excess of their nameplate under ideal conditions.

Given that all these panels can deliver the name plate capacity and a 30 year service life, the economic decision hinges on which delivers the best bang per buck - current honors would go to Yingli for affordability (seem to lack larger sizes locally) then JASolar and Jinko (nearly tie for price and have 550w and above locally available) and lastly Canadian Solar being the most expensive of the lot.

Pertinent to note none of these panels are the best available in the market but are pretty good offerings at an affordable price. Any deeper and the matter quickly becomes a Toyota vs Honda debate

One key success factor is to only buy any of these panels from a credible source - whatever you do, do not go to Alaba if you seek top tier panels with sure provenance