Penuelseun:
2000w will also do the job, but reduce your charge current to 10a or 20a, it also depends on your mains voltage as a too low voltage will reduce your stabilizer's output capacity

olatade:
Hello everyone, please I'm seeking recommendations for a reliable 5kWh 24V lithium battery with a minimum of 6000 cycles.

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Mention me there so I up my knowledge too in this work.....

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What would you like to learn? drop it and I'd try my best to hint you in my own little knowledge.

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fuckboys:
okay definitely.


You later got the mppt, how much did you get the Felicity?

HeavenlyBang:


Inverters can't be charged; batteries can.

Ty207:

Oga get yourself a multimeter..it is useful for many things not just solar....I got mine 4days ago at the rate of 6k in arena, in your area it can't be more then 7/8k....from my reading...am getting 4.5/5amp on my 200w africell panel...I did not focus on voltage cos am using pwd controller I only need 13/14 volts.

OgogoroFreak:
Are you sure about the price? I thought multimeters are usually over 200k

SolomonGrundy:
Yeah. Probably, I didn't phrase the question properly. I meant if the gen can power the inverter to charge the battery

Olarewajub:
Merry Christmas everyone,

One of my tubular battery water levels is down. I watched several YouTube videos and found out it's a DIY.

Is there any reason why I should not do it myself?

Also, the second battery's water level has not reached the red mark. Do I need to top it so both batteries hit the green mark?

omotoda:


You can do it yourself. Top up with distilled water to green mark.

omotoda:
Complement of tbe season.I am.in the process of upgrading my batteries to Lifepo4 but my challenge is that my inverters are Luminous and Genus brands.Does anyone have any experience with using LifePo4 with these regular inverters? Are there any pros or cons? Do I have to change my inverter also?

Kindly advice and share your views please

HeavenlyBang:


What charge controller?

omotoda:
Complement of tbe season.I am.in the process of upgrading my batteries to Lifepo4 but my challenge is that my inverters are Luminous and Genus brands.Does anyone have any experience with using LifePo4 with these regular inverters? Are there any pros or cons? Do I have to change my inverter also?

Kindly advice and share your views please

Tonididdyx:
Compliment of the season house!

Pls, what's a damaged 150w panel worth to abokis ( condemned iron pickers)?

I have a few just sitting and gathering dust behind the crib.

Dam5reey1:


Cut the stress get a new inverter, Hybrid with MPPT top Choice.

Since you have Controller already, You can use those inverter however you should not charge with them.

Just be mindful of the LFP you buy, it must support low voltage cut of at 10V.

Tonididdyx:
Compliment of the season house!

Pls, what's a damaged 150w panel worth to abokis ( condemned iron pickers)?

I have a few just sitting and gathering dust behind the crib.

omotoda:


I have 3 sets of POwMR mppt charge controller on each inverter set.The inverters are Luminiys Zelios 1.5kva, Genus 2.5kva and Taflon 5kva.Each set up powers different load sections.Getting new inverters in this Tinubu era is not an option

dollarnaira:


Why won't your inverter work with LifePO4?
Same charging profile : 14.5v with grid
Regular cut off 10.5v at 2.625v per cell.
Wetin u con want us wey don dey use dumb inverters ( Satchet) for past 12yrs con do?

My battery had only dropped below 11v once in years.

GET ACTIVE BALANCER and you are good to go.

Oga, use dem like that.

But If u feel u get d money for this era spend it.

omotoda:


I know this is the best option but na money I dey look and the three inverters will now be a total waste.

omotoda:


Bros,this is encouraging.I just wanted to be sure it will work considering I will be investing in LFP which ain't cheap.Thank goodness you have first hand practical experience on it

compunigeria:


It all depends on what is more suitable for you, from your personal point of view ......weighing the cost and the stress involved.

Of course,the other option is to use your present inverters as @dollarnaira said.
However to avoid undue stress on your BMS and the batteries


* you and the other users of the inverter can act as a human BMS to enforce the LVD( cos some units can drain your battery to 10v before disconnecting).
OR
* Get an external LVD
OR
* Get a battery bank that will conveniently power your loads without any significant drop in the voltage.


Personally,after weighing the above options especially the bolded part and the cost of the Lithium battery i realised that the @Dam5reey1 option was better for me.

This shouldn't be a problem.I have electricity for about 20hours daily and enough panels as well.My old AGM ( Trojan 6v 315ah) just got depleted and I am considering changing toFP instead of tubular.

dollarnaira:


I am a living bms.
Bluetooth bms is editable which aint cheap and it is the best.
Your inverter which most likely will cut off at 10.5v is far far better than dumb bms that most invest on. Unless its lvd is above 2.5v other most of them are 2.5v per cell.

Only certain inverters of lower wattage usually cut off at 9 or 9.5v.

Confirm the lvd of ur inverter first though almost all 1.5kva and above should have lvd of 10.5 or 11v.