Moneyboyz:


I actually bought it brand New.
Used to work great in the past but now it's disappointing.
Is there a service center here in Lagos I can take it to? If yes I would love to take it there for inspection. If they can repair it, I will buy another pack to boost it to 10kw.

Ferdiwar:


With 135k he can get Xtra power 555w panels or 555w longi panels for 150k

Moneyboyz:


Battery is still in warranty, I've only used it for a year and 6 months or so.

During the day I use it with all appliances from overn to freezer to ac to pumping machine and washing machine.

At night it goes off before 2am even when I only have 1 bulb on or none at all. Sometimes it won't go off at all and have like 70 percent in the morning on same 1 bulb.

I don't even have the receipt so I'm not sure they will be willing to fix it or anything.

earthrealm:


Felicity isn't among the best in terms of lithium battery, its like buying a kia and expecting it to behave like a benz, if you are out of warranty...then it could still be fixed, unlike leadacid, once its dead..its dead... the felicity pack needs to be opened, top balanced and a balancer added. depending on your budget, the bms could also be changed to a Bluetooth type, that shows you the capacity and voltage of each individual cell inside. this is where custom or DIY battery packs trumps these low end factory lithium. this ops I outlined above would have been super simple on a custom pack, but would be more tedious and expensive on factory packs because the cells are welded together, not screwed,

if you are in my zanga, may hv considered helping you fix the pack, however confirm your location, you may be lucky somebody knowledgable about lithium packs would be willing to help you repair it.

don't mind the kazeems saying lithium is bad...it reminds me of the car kazeems that discouraged people from buying automatic cars when it came out, giving foolish useless reasons that sounded ok to them...when the koko was that..they simply didn't understand the new technology!!!.

Moneyboyz:


I actually build battery packs myself, infact I have a 60v 40ah I build myself that has lasted me 2 years already and still going.
Has Bluetooth for easy monitoring.
I didn't wanna open this one because of the warranty.

Does anyone know their service center in Lagos state?

earthrealm:


Felicity isn't among the best in terms of lithium battery, its like buying a kia and expecting it to behave like a benz, if you are out of warranty...then it could still be fixed, unlike leadacid, once its dead..its dead... the felicity pack needs to be opened, top balanced and a balancer added. depending on your budget, the bms could also be changed to a Bluetooth type, that shows you the capacity and voltage of each individual cell inside. this is where custom or DIY battery packs trumps these low end factory lithium. this ops I outlined above would have been super simple on a custom pack, but would be more tedious and expensive on factory packs because the cells are welded together, not screwed,

if you are in my zanga, may hv considered helping you fix the pack, however confirm your location, you may be lucky somebody knowledgable about lithium packs would be willing to help you repair it.

don't mind the kazeems saying lithium is bad...it reminds me of the car kazeems that discouraged people from buying automatic cars when it came out, giving foolish useless reasons that sounded ok to them...when the koko was that..they simply didn't understand the new technology!!!.

uche393:
good evening everyone, I have plans of building a 24v 50ah lithium pack for my own use.
however, is it do-able to add extra 8pcs of same 50ah after a year?

bassdow:


my issue with Lithium dealers is, most are rubbish. Not to talk of the fact you guys seem to be advocating Lithium as if there weren't other battery[b] chemisteries before Lithium was found[/b].

and what makes you think it's every battery that goes bad or need be changed within 2 to 3 years.

Deluxe8000:
pls who has this to sell

Moneyboyz:


Thanks brother, does it have 24v version. My inverter is 24v and what I see are 48v version.

durodee:

As I have often said: your battery choice is your choice, the advice given is for those who are yet to chose or open to further consideration.
I started using Lithium in 2020. I have 7 different battery packs now including Pylon Tech US 3000, 5 locally assembled lithium pack with varying capacity from 3-7.5kw and a Felicity 15kw pack. I am a realistic hobbyist. What works is what works. Prior to that I had more than 11 years experience of LA ( from AGM to tubular) . I still have some LA in service- total of 6 200amps 12vs, but likely NOT to procure new ones as I have stated earlier last year or so.
The only common LA variant I have not used are the low volts high amps variant. When I recommended lithium, it was born from usage and reality. I do not hate any battery chemistry neither am I a seller or agent for anyone.
I strongly believe in using a battery chemistry personally before commenting on it. So I experiment a lot and form my own opinion. I still recommend LA for many small setups ( more like use and discard kind of, if your load is indeed small ) but ANYBODY with growing or heavy need is better of with Lithium from the onset. Why buy a motorcycle if you have 6 children?
The sad reality is that most LA brands in Nigeria are from India or China and are expected to be cycled about 700 times in their lifetime. A battery’s cycle life is how many times it can perform a full charge and discharge cycle. Please how many years is that if a battery is cycled daily?

isangjohnson:
Please what is capacity of this inverter?
Does it have Lvd?
What is the idle power consumption?
I know it's 24v system and I want to use it with lifepo4 battery

isangjohnson:
Please what is capacity of this inverter?
Does it have Lvd?
What is the idle power consumption?
I know it's 24v system and I want to use it with lifepo4 battery

bassdow:


says who.

I blame @Masterdazhem for openly stating his budget here. Hopefully, he doesn't end up using someOne here as installer/suppliier because chances that they would help him spend more than that budget is very high.

once again, I constantly would keep on saying this, make una try dey avoid Lithium batteries. Even banks, Telecommunication masts, etc, companies that have deep pockets don't/rarely use Lithium batteries, YET una for Nairaland go dey TRY force am down the throat of those who don't know any better. Some of whom are evven struggling to buy 200AH batttery sef.

I have 20 pcs of 300-watts panels, use both MorningStar, and epEver MPPT chargeControllers, yet na common acid battery I dey use and have encountered NO issue.

Also, make Una dey try dey avoid Hybrid Inverters. The way dem dey spoil eh, no be here. Even the process of REPAIRs get k-Leg.

That One paid more, doesn't necessarily mean they would get something much better.

whoDeyGain,WhoDeyLoose

dacool1:
Please electrical gurus, which should one factor when calculating how much back-up is needed,ie how long the batteries will operate, real power or apperent power of the loads?

abcabc234:


u talk too much without making any meaninful impact... u do dis u do dat... are u more sound dan the manufactureres of hybrid inverters........

Obnoxious2001:


Boss small small.
Na him competence you dey question not his opinion .

abcabc234:


u talk too much without making any meaninful impact... u do dis u do dat... are u more sound dan the manufactureres of hybrid inverters........dont generalize everything because we dont have SON doing their jobs on imported stuff...

Dam5reey:


Capacity is stated as 1600VA that is 1200W @ 80% PF
LVD used Lead acid parameters. 21/22V depending on Load.
expect less than 30watts.
if your LFP has BMS , go ahead ensure you have all protection set on the BMS, incase this inverter go do equalization at 30 days interval.

Moneyboyz:


Mine is the 2 years warranty version.

durodee:
I have often wondered why we have not being seeing your posts . We missed you and you missed some skirmishes here.

Dam5reey:


Capacity is stated as 1600VA that is 1200W @ 80% PF
LVD used Lead acid parameters. 21/22V depending on Load.
expect less than 30watts.
if your LFP has BMS, go ahead ensure you have all protection set on the BMS, incase this inverter go do equalization at 30 days interval.

Moneyboyz:


I actually build battery packs myself, infact I have a 60v 40ah I build myself that has lasted me 2 years already and still going.
Has Bluetooth for easy monitoring.
I didn't wanna open this one because of the warranty.

Does anyone know their service center in Lagos state?

uche393:
good evening everyone, I have plans of building a 24v 50ah lithium pack for my own use.
however, is it do-able to add extra 8pcs of same 50ah after a year?