FEGEITOK:
How much would it cost to get a Lithium Ion or LifePO4 jumpstart package?

12v 100ah lifepo4 lithium battery, with inbuilt 1600w(800w continious power) pure sine wave inverter/20A charger (switches over to utility source once it becomes available)@450k

@Xanderone I have installed Jordy-Ele 15kva wall mount supplied by @Zeestone for a client working okay. Infact, the client NEPA supply na bad one sometimes 90v - 110v but stabilize 220v to inverter without shaking

idsolar:
@Xanderone I have installed Jordy-Ele 15kva wall mount supplied by @Zeestone for a client working okay. Infact, the client NEPA supply na bad one sometimes 90v - 110v but stabilize 220v to inverter without shaking

Thanks. How long has it been in use by the client?

I need to take my time on this stab issue and critically weigh my choice before taking the plunge. That LG AC mis-purchase is still giving me PTSD.

Xanderone:


Thanks. How long has it been in use by the client?

I need to take my time on this stab issue and critically weigh my choice before taking the plunge. That LG AC mis-purchase is still giving me PTSD.

Lol.. i understand that feeling.

Please anyone with idea on how to connect a 48v battery equaliser to a 48v battery bank of 4s2p...??(8batteries)

kristien4:
Please anyone with idea on how to connect a 48v battery equaliser to a 48v battery bank of 4s2p...??(8batteries)

It's best you follow the manual of the one you bought. Here's a 48v battery balancer from PowMr. May or may not be the same with the one you have.

Xanderone:


Okay. I'll search further. Thanks.

Edited: I've spotted some. And they're even way cheaper than the A&E and Prag offerings. Great.

Jiji prices are often suggestions. You get the real price when you contact the seller. All the best.

mctfopt:


It's best you follow the manual of the one you bought. Here's a 48v battery balancer from PowMr. May or may not be the same with the one you have.

Yes, i understand the read and black wires in the diagram, but what are those white wires, is is part of the connection for the equaliser?? If u notice, there is a white wire running across each series, na that one dey confuse me..

mctfopt:


Jiji prices are often suggestions. You get the real price when you contact the seller. All the best.

Lol. Toh. God epp us 😂

Please who has tested the growatt's ES5000 without battery?

Update on the AC:

So I toyed around with some of the functions few hours ago.

° Immediately after turning it on, I started by running it in Jet mode to rapidly cool down the room. Consumption ramped up to the usual 1070w -ish. The room cooled down from 30deg to 27deg in about 30 minutes after which the Jet mode then automatically (as is indicated in the manual) changed from Jet mode to regular mode. The indicator on the remote control also indicated the change.

° At that point, the consumption had dropped to 940w and another one hour it dropped further to 840 watts. At this point I pressed the "Gen mode" button repeatedly but expectedly no obvious response or change in consumption.

° Next, I fondled with the "mode" button and to select the "Automatic mode" on the remote. Then following the manual instructions on the use of the mode function (picture attached), I selected "number 2" (keep room cold), and the internal fan ramped down its speed but the vanes kept moving and I also noticed that the external unit fan also stopped and the consumption dropped to 15w. It remained at 15w for about 30 minutes after which I drove out somewhere and left it on but monitoring the consumption on the phone. Apparently it was recirculating the already cold air that is in the room.

° Another one hour and I noticed that the consumption had ramped up to 271w and stayed there. Since I wasn't at home, I couldn't tell what was going on. I came home after 2 hours and noticed that the external unit had kicked in, and was probably responsible for that ramp up to 271w from the initial 15w. The room temperature remained at between 26deg to 27deg. It's four hours after and the consumption had further dipped to 267w

It seems there is something "energy saving" about this unit after all. Although I assume temperatures still get to as low as 18 deg with these ACs, the 26 degrees notwithstanding is adequate for a lone me in the room.

I guess cos of that "automatic mode", if it again senses ambient temperature rise due to presence of increased number of people in the room, it will likely ramp up the consumption further to do the job to maintain the expected cooling temperature.

NB: Pardon the long story. I just felt being detailed enough helps to inform readers, and maybe prospective users, better on these things.

ibietela2:
Please who has tested the growatt's ES5000 without battery?

Sorry to ask, why will you want to run this test? You do realise even if it works and sun dips, as it usually does, that whatever load the inverter is powering will go off?

Xanderone:
Update on the AC:





° Another one hour and I noticed that the consumption had ramped up to 271w and stayed there. Since I wasn't at home, I couldn't tell what was going on. I came home after 2 hours and noticed that the external unit had kicked in, and was probably responsible for that ramp up to 271w from the initial 15w. The room temperature remained at between 26deg to 27deg. It's four hours after and the consumption had further dipped to 267w

It seems there is something "energy saving" about this unit after all. Although I assume temperatures still get to as low as 18 deg with these ACs, the 26 degrees notwithstanding is adequate for a lone me in the room.


NB: Pardon the long story. I just felt being detailed enough helps to inform readers, and maybe prospective users, better on these things.

This is good to hear.

kristien4:
Yes, i understand the read and black wires in the diagram, but what are those white wires, is is part of the connection for the equaliser?? If u notice, there is a white wire running across each series, na that one dey confuse me..

Yes, those white wires are part of the sensor wires to check the individual battery voltages. Maybe another image attached will help.

mctfopt:


This is good to hear.

Thanks.

Xanderone:
Update on the AC:

So I toyed around with some of the functions few hours ago.

° Immediately after turning it on, I started by running it in Jet mode to rapidly cool down the room. Consumption ramped up to the usual 1070w -ish. The room cooled down from 30deg to 27deg in about 30 minutes after which the Jet mode then automatically (as is indicated in the manual) changed from Jet mode to regular mode. The indicator on the remote control also indicated the change.

° At that point, the consumption had dropped to 940w and another one hour it dropped further to 840 watts. At this point I pressed the "Gen mode" button repeatedly but expectedly no obvious response or change in consumption.

° Next, I fondled with the "mode" button and to select the "Automatic mode" on the remote. Then following the manual instructions on the use of the mode function (picture attached), I selected "number 2" (keep room cold), and the internal fan ramped down its speed but the vanes kept moving and I also noticed that the external unit fan also stopped and the consumption dropped to 15w. It remained at 15w for about 30 minutes after which I drove out somewhere and left it on but monitoring the consumption on the phone. Apparently it was recirculating the already cold air that is in the room.

° Another one hour and I noticed that the consumption had ramped up to 271w and stayed there. Since I wasn't at home, I couldn't tell what was going on. I came home after 2 hours and noticed that the external unit had kicked in, and was probably responsible for that ramp up to 271w from the initial 15w. The room temperature remained at between 26deg to 27deg. It's four hours after and the consumption had further dipped to 267w

It seems there is something "energy saving" about this unit after all. Although I assume temperatures still get to as low as 18 deg with these ACs, the 26 degrees notwithstanding is adequate for a lone me in the room.

I guess cos of that "automatic mode", if it again senses ambient temperature rise due to presence of increased number of people in the room, it will likely ramp up the consumption further to do the job to maintain the expected cooling temperature.

NB: Pardon the long story. I just felt being detailed enough helps to inform readers, and maybe prospective users, better on these things.

Great post, thanks for updating.

Valto:
12v 100ah lifepo4 lithium battery, with inbuilt 1600w(800w continious power) pure sine wave inverter/20A charger (switches over to utility source once it becomes available)@450k

This is a mixup.

I wanted a 4 battery pack that I can use to jumpstart the car and if I am very adventurous, I can use it instead of the LA battery in my car.

I just need 4 cells and a BMS.

Hence the expression jumpstart pack

Good evening to all Bosses
Please I need suggestions and recommendations for a 24v battery
To connect with my mercury inverter 2400v
Total load in the house is 380w (this is inclusive of A fridge 130w)

uctomide:
Good evening to all Bosses
Please I need suggestions and recommendations for a 24v battery
To connect with my mercury inverter 2400v
Total load in the house is 380w (this is inclusive of A fridge 130w)

Buy any DIY 100aH Lifepo4 battery from couplers here.

Or buy from Sako.

Its true. Installed recently about a month plus now. Impressed with d low voltage handling, compactness and quietness.

Xanderone:


Thanks. How long has it been in use by the client?

I need to take my time on this stab issue and critically weigh my choice before taking the plunge. That LG AC mis-purchase is still giving me PTSD.

Xanderone:


Thanks. How long has it been in use by the client?

I need to take my time on this stab issue and critically weigh my choice before taking the plunge. That LG AC mis-purchase is still giving me PTSD.

buy a stabilizer that picks from low voltage --80v, those that pick from 120v perform poorly if your voltage is very low.
ae dunamis is good, if it has issues, u can send it back for repairs under warranty if within 1 yr...or out of pocket payment if more... if your area is prone to erratic over voltage from nepa..try and protect the stabilizer with these digital avr , zeestone sells it

HeavenlyBang:


Buy any DIY 100aH Lifepo4 battery from couplers here.

Or buy from Sako.

Thanks for the reply... I will look into getting the price and align

FEGEITOK:


This is a mixup.

I wanted a 4 battery pack that I can use to jumpstart the car and if I am very adventurous, I can use it instead of the LA battery in my car.

I just need 4 cells and a BMS.

Hence the expression jumpstart pack

4 cells, you can even use those Smaller LFP 30AH cells, that allow up to 8C discharge
and get a BMS that can handle ~300A surge.

earthrealm:


buy a stabilizer that picks from low voltage --80v, those that pick from 120v perform poorly if your voltage is very low.
ae dunamis is good, if it has issues, u can send it back for repairs under warranty if within 1 yr...or out of pocket payment if more... if your area is prone to erratic over voltage from nepa..try and protect the stabilizer with these digital avr , zeestone sells it

Good morning,

My question is off the solar discussion.

I intend to purchase a 5Kva stabilizer to boost the low voltage supply.

I intend to connect it to my Freezer, and TV

My question is should I go for the conventional big century Stabilizer or a wall mounted stabilizer?
What are the differences in terms of durability and performance?
If there a re better brands I could get also, I'd appreciate.

cc: Jonescosmos

FEGEITOK:


This is a mixup.

I wanted a 4 battery pack that I can use to jumpstart the car and if I am very adventurous, I can use it instead of the LA battery in my car.

I just need 4 cells and a BMS.

Hence the expression jumpstart pack

I bought grade B 100AH Sinopoly lithium cells in China 4 years ago for this. Battery still in use for such practice till today. Crazy thing I'm using it without BMS.

EmmanuelCena:



Good morning,

My question is off the solar discussion.

I intend to purchase a 5Kva stabilizer to boost the low voltage supply.

I intend to connect it to my Freezer, and TV

My question is should I go for the conventional big century Stabilizer or a wall mounted stabilizer?
What are the differences in terms of durability and performance?
If there a re better brands I could get also, I'd appreciate.

cc: Jonescosmos

For the 5KVA range of stabilizer, Haier Thermocool is your best pick. I have installed more than 50 units for various clients. Both Wall and Desk Mount has the same components.
Both models performs excellently. While the wall mount gives you a nice and clean installation finishing appearance.

Make sure you buy it from Thermocool showrooms directly.

mctfopt:


Sorry to ask, why will you want to run this test? You do realise even if it works and sun dips, as it usually does, that whatever load the inverter is powering will go off?

Yes I know

Valto:
12v 100ah lifepo4 lithium battery, with inbuilt 1600w(800w continious power) pure sine wave inverter/20A charger (switches over to utility source once it becomes available)@450k

Hi Valto, I need 280AH EVE cells and JK BMS, for a 24v battery pack. Or if you have an already battery ypack that meets this specifications, I would love to know the price. You can as well drop your Whatsapp let's talk.
Thanks

Xanderone:
Update on the AC:

So I toyed around with some of the functions few hours ago.

° Immediately after turning it on, I started by running it in Jet mode to rapidly cool down the room. Consumption ramped up to the usual 1070w -ish. The room cooled down from 30deg to 27deg in about 30 minutes after which the Jet mode then automatically (as is indicated in the manual) changed from Jet mode to regular mode. The indicator on the remote control also indicated the change.

° At that point, the consumption had dropped to 940w and another one hour it dropped further to 840 watts. At this point I pressed the "Gen mode" button repeatedly but expectedly no obvious response or change in consumption.

° Next, I fondled with the "mode" button and to select the "Automatic mode" on the remote. Then following the manual instructions on the use of the mode function (picture attached), I selected "number 2" (keep room cold), and the internal fan ramped down its speed but the vanes kept moving and I also noticed that the external unit fan also stopped and the consumption dropped to 15w. It remained at 15w for about 30 minutes after which I drove out somewhere and left it on but monitoring the consumption on the phone. Apparently it was recirculating the already cold air that is in the room.

° Another one hour and I noticed that the consumption had ramped up to 271w and stayed there. Since I wasn't at home, I couldn't tell what was going on. I came home after 2 hours and noticed that the external unit had kicked in, and was probably responsible for that ramp up to 271w from the initial 15w. The room temperature remained at between 26deg to 27deg. It's four hours after and the consumption had further dipped to 267w

It seems there is something "energy saving" about this unit after all. Although I assume temperatures still get to as low as 18 deg with these ACs, the 26 degrees notwithstanding is adequate for a lone me in the room.

I guess cos of that "automatic mode", if it again senses ambient temperature rise due to presence of increased number of people in the room, it will likely ramp up the consumption further to do the job to maintain the expected cooling temperature.

NB: Pardon the long story. I just felt being detailed enough helps to inform readers, and maybe prospective users, better on these things.

Enjoy your AC bro, it's energy efficient, maybe na you no know how to configure am since.

No go buy another AC.

BTW, which inverter are you using and what app is showing you that reading?

My 36 year old nepa meter in my house in the village.... House was built in 1988....those days when a whole duplex have to survive on 30amps maximum,over 35Mwh consumed, a perfect example of if its not broken don't fix it

chymer:


Hi Valto, I need 280AH EVE cells and JK BMS, for a 24v battery pack. Or if you have an already battery ypack that meets this specifications, I would love to know the price. You can as well drop your Whatsapp let's talk.
Thanks

brand new 300ah cells available. 24v 300ah 7,680kwh with 150A Bluetooth bms available! whatsapp 08020574628 or telegram@vvalto

mctfopt:



Yes, those white wires are part of the sensor wires to check the individual battery voltages. Maybe another image attached will help.

i get it now. Thanks.