adanny01:
Inverter users pls help me decide.

I have order a 1.2kva 12V Mercury inverter with LCD display at a very affordable price using a voucher. Including shipping, it is N18,315. I already have a single 200mah 12V NNPC used battery US made. My friend actually bought 2 batteries and a Luminous ecovolt 900va 12V inverter but uses only one battery because of the charging capacity so he let he have the other one.





Don't stress yourself.I have been usibg metcyry 2.4kva modified wave inverter for over 2years now with my 40inch Samsung LED TV series and there is no issue and no noticeable difference compared to when I had Mopower pure sinevwave inverter.

I cant afford the same Luminous inverter now which is a pure sine wave inverter and cost atleast 31k with shipping. So i pounced on the mercury which is cheap but Modified sine wave. Thats the expected downside which i read that equipments running on it may tend to over heat while inductive loads like fans floret lights will have problems in form of humming noise and heat up from prolong use. other problems may be humming noise from inverter itself and electrical interference with radio and TV signals. I am worried that i may be disappointed with the fact that is a modified sine wave and could irritate me once i start using it. So i might end up wasting money on this buy. I will be using a standing fan, 32" LED TV, 2 decoders, Home theater and 1 energy saving bulb from sitting room pendant light.

Of course its pay on delivery so i can call them up and cancel if i change my mind. Who has used a mercury inverter that is modified sine wave? I need a user review and encouragement.

adanny01:
Thanks omotoda.

I just recieved my inverter but felt heart broken when i held it and it was less than half as heavy as the Luminous 900va i got for my friend. Though its just above half of the price of the Luminous.

I cross my fingers and hope it functions and charges my 200ah battery well.

spinola:
Buying an inverter does not have to cost and arm and a leg, it is sad that many Nigerian are put off investing in Inverters because of the presumed cost. The truth is that one can install a quality inverter (with in-built battery charger) that can power a 3-bedroom flat for as little as N25,000 (1.2 KVA) or N26,000 (2.4 KVA) You can also buy a Power Inverter (without in-built battery charger) for under N10,000 (1 KVA)
In my house we have installed a Mercury 2.4 KVA Inverter and it works like a charm, I consider it to be one of the best investment I have ever made. Gone are the days when I had to put up with the horrible sound of a Generator and running around looking for fuel during scarcity episodes.
konga.com/mercury-inverter-2-4kva-1850907
konga.com/mercury-1-2kva-12v-inverter-1763647
konga.com/portable-1000watts-power-inverter-1687787

seemorejoy:
@ Omotoda thanks for your input.. The seller is asking for #33,000 Naira each

Akpuoru:
Hi guys, please what are the best brands of inverter and battery in the market. A vendor told me Sukam inverter and Index battery

dovezeeta:
sukam is the best indian inverter,as for ba3 luk for a gud brand nu c10 Agm ba3

spinola:
Buying an inverter does not have to cost and arm and a leg, it is sad that many Nigerian are put off investing in Inverters because of the presumed cost. The truth is that one can install a quality inverter (with in-built battery charger) that can power a 3-bedroom flat for as little as N25,000 (1.2 KVA) or N26,000 (2.4 KVA) You can also buy a Power Inverter (without in-built battery charger) for under N10,000 (1 KVA)
In my house we have installed a Mercury 2.4 KVA Inverter and it works like a charm, I consider it to be one of the best investment I have ever made. Gone are the days when I had to put up with the horrible sound of a Generator and running around looking for fuel during scarcity episodes.
konga.com/mercury-inverter-2-4kva-1850907
konga.com/mercury-1-2kva-12v-inverter-1763647
konga.com/portable-1000watts-power-inverter-1687787

Akpuoru:

Thanks. For battery you mean C10 AGM? never heard of it

spinola:
Buying an inverter does not have to cost and arm and a leg, it is sad that many Nigerian are put off investing in Inverters because of the presumed cost. The truth is that one can install a quality inverter (with in-built battery charger) that can power a 3-bedroom flat for as little as N25,000 (1.2 KVA) or N26,000 (2.4 KVA) You can also buy a Power Inverter (without in-built battery charger) for under N10,000 (1 KVA)

In my house we have installed a Mercury 2.4 KVA Inverter and it works like a charm, I consider it to be one of the best investment I have ever made. Gone are the days when I had to put up with the horrible sound of a Generator and running around looking for fuel during scarcity episodes.
konga.com/mercury-inverter-2-4kva-1850907
konga.com/mercury-1-2kva-12v-inverter-1763647
konga.com/portable-1000watts-power-inverter-1687787

ewizard1:
Hello room, can i get an Inverter as cheap as N10,000? I just need it for a 45w equipment, Fan and Bulbs. Just need it to keep the machine working till i run the Gen. I was thinking of a UPS before but i think an inverter would be better as i can still achieve more off it.
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I just need a relatively cheap inverter.

Thanks