GloriousGbola:


Thermal runway nko?

FEGEITOK:


It is for office use.

I hope it turns out to be a good purchase, if not it will be shut down.

I have to supply internet to several devices on 2 floors.

My key consideration was that although other providers may offer faster speeds they are not very clear on the data cap. How much data will be used before they throttle down the data or the speed or both

As you know there is not really anything like unlimited internet connection.

"Starlink will slow down speeds for Best Effort and Mobile plan customers. The bandwidth priority goes to Standard, Priority, and Mobile Priority users. " that is a quote from starlinkhardware dot com

As someone said on Reddit:

"Networks have a max bandwidth. If you can't (or won't) build your network so that peak < max, then that data gets spread out over time. Doing that in a controlled manner is better than letting it happen 'naturally'.

Most networks are far below their max most of the time."

I just want to test if my office will consume 1TB a month, and to guarantee that even if they hit 1TB per month the internet will not be cut off.

Airtel has a 1TB plan but it would cost me 100,000.00 and each time it is exhausted, I would need to shell out another 100,000.00

With this system, I can get the 1TB for less than half of 100,000.00.

I have MTN 5G and also plan to get the Airtel 5G and also have Glo 4G for home/mobile use.

earthrealm:


do you use/ever used lithium pack?
what would cause thermal runaway in a properly setup lithium pack?

isangjohnson:
I've seen some videos telling us that 5kva 48v Felicity Hybrid Inverter (Ivem5048) consume less than 40w on idle mode.
I carried out the test on mine by shutting down everything in my house, leaving only the inverter on and my Victron BMV 712 recorded 72w.
I've also used clamp meter to take the amps reading of the cable and multiply with the voltage and I got the same 72w.
I've concluded that Felicity Ivem5048 consumed 72w on idle mode.

isangjohnson:

Boss, he is asking to learn......
Properly set-up lithium pack will not have thermal runaway.
Thermal runaway is caused by either unmatched cell or wrong connection.

isangjohnson:
Again, I tested Felicity panel 350w few days ago at about 10:30am with multimeter and I got 297w which is about 85% of the stated capacity.
I'm sure it would produce more on a good sunny day.

earthrealm:


gloriousgbola ain't a novice, he ain't asking to learn.
am keen to hear his POV.



GREAT NEWS, perhaps they hv improved,.......................... perhaps cos its still new. hitting 85% performance by 10.30am is really really superb, that means it cud easily hit 100% and more between noon and 2pm...which is the period with highest generation


wish we can get this data after 2 or 3 yrs, as that's the average time, the performance of lowend panels nose-dive

gadgetplanetng:
Do we still do group buys for LFP cells?

earthrealm:


do you use/ever used lithium pack?
what would cause thermal runaway in a properly setup lithium pack?

brightk:
hmmm are you guys serious about this lowend panel degrading after 2 to 3 yrs? Anyone with proof

Iinnov8:
Re-introducing the 3000W EASun Pure Sine Wave inverter (12V/24V)

Price: 66,000

Customer review attached

Youtube link video shows the inverter powering an inductive electric cooker, pressing iron, microwave, washing machine, deep freezer, etc


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YgbL4Lw_Bw

Key Features:
- Peak power 3000w; Continuous 1500w
- Offgrid (no charging function. you need an external charger for your batteries). Recommendation avalable
- Consumes very low power (<5w) from your batteries to invert, so you will get more backup time from your batteries
- Protection against overload. It only trips off with an alarm sound and light when overloaded, but returns to normal working when you switch off and on again.
- Protection against surges from sparks, partial contacts and reverse polarity connections

isangjohnson:

No

Draei:
Hello Everyone,

biko who can suggest an affordable solar system that can power a 32 inch TV, 2 16-inch standing fans, a decoder, and charging outlets for phones and laptop.

I would like to know you guys suggestion on a price range & b3 power capacity i should be expecting.

I browsed out Bluetti solar power gen uploaded below which seems expensive for the few gadgets I mentioned I will like to power and I don't even know how reliable it is.

zeestone99:


Yes very valid. Degradation is real.

Draei:
Hello Everyone,

biko who can suggest an affordable solar system that can power a 32 inch TV, 2 16-inch standing fans, a decoder, and charging outlets for phones and laptop.

I would like to know you guys suggestion on a price range & b3 power capacity i should be expecting.

I browsed out Bluetti solar power gen uploaded below which seems expensive for the few gadgets I mentioned I will like to power and I don't even know how reliable it is.

earthrealm:


gloriousgbola ain't a novice, he ain't asking to learn.
am keen to hear his POV.



GREAT NEWS, perhaps they hv improved,.......................... perhaps cos its still new. hitting 85% performance by 10.30am is really really superb, that means it cud easily hit 100% and more between noon and 2pm...which is the period with highest generation


wish we can get this data after 2 or 3 yrs, as that's the average time, the performance of lowend panels nose-dive

gadgetplanetng:
Na wa

ameh99:
100AH 24v lfp battery pack

samir101ng:


Baba, go back through the pages of the thread and see the list of LifeP04 vendors on Ali Baba.

Contact them and negotiate a price. Some can ship directly to Lagos DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) and you pick at the shippers warehouse or they ship to a freight forwarder of your choice who will handle shipping on your behalf. You use your dollar card to pay using Ali Pay and that's it. The alternative you contact any of the lithium sellers here and buy from them with their additional cut on top. Choices dey.

microgiant:

Why you dey shine teeth now?

Dam5reey:


If you are planning to use these devices.. that's mean you don't need the portability..

Get your self a 12V 200AH LA battery for 230K
Hybrid 12V, 1kw for 180k.. remaining change for installation this will provide better power, capacity and upgradable.

You can add Solar in future...

oweniwe:




It can't work like that for now because I don't think the technology is available. The current generated by solar panels is in pulses. It's not steady. If you connect a solar panel directly to a UPS, it'll come on, but maybe 3 seconds after, go off.

That's because the wave is not steady, like zig zag pattern. That's why a battery is needed to store the current from panel first

Peterlove11:

My panels are average panels. Had them installed Dec 2020. Total of 2440watts in pv. Still generate this. That's more than 90% instantaneous pv generation after 2yrs of use. I feel it can still do more. Maybe average panels ain't that bad as we think.