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ceaser:


Evening till morning, good. But I presume the storage unit (battery bank) is supposed to work less during daytime cos the panels provide the electricity as well as charge the batteries during daytime with relatively fair sun hours? Please educate me on that "for evening purposes only" clause.

Thank youuu.

You solar panels provide the electricity that charges the batteries. If you don't have more solar panels than what is required to fully charge the batteries within 8hrs, it is best you leave the system to charge up and only use when it must have been fully charged by evening, BUT this does not mean you can't use solar power during the day, it just means it would need more panels and you will be paying more than N480,000 for that. the amount of panels to be added will depend on the electronics/appliances you want to use in the day time. So it is not limited to night use, all depends on what the client can afford and what is to be powered

Thanks for the question

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geesampower:
starting With N480,000 you can now power a 3bedroom flat bungalow or even more.

What can it power?
*Your pressing iron
*your deep freezer
*2 tv sets
*all your phone charging
*10-15 light points
*washing machine
Etc
Get free electricity from the sun everyday
(Note this basic option is only for those who need the system from evening till morning not day time use)

SOLAR POWER
Those who know the cost of solar energy know this is a great offer. This offer is temporary for promotional purpose. So hurry while offer lasts

How much can be added to this amount for day time use too and to power submersible pump. Can u give details pls

Royal30:

How much can be added to this amount for day time use too and to power submersible pump. Can u give details pls

I had to put that clause of only night use not because it can't be used in the day time, but because it would affect the full charging of the batteries and this could lead to disappointment at night when the sun is down.
A system that can be fully used in the day time and at night would require the following.

For a "heavy" user (you use a lot of electricity during the day, have several tvs on, refridgerators etc)
*12 250W solar panels, costs N576,000
*8 200ah batteries N480,000
*4kw inverter N155,000
*80A Mppt charge controller N190,000
*rack, wiring, lightening, and surge protection etc. N45,000

Total: N1,446,000

Alternative
(If you won't have more than a tv on at a time during the day, intermittent water pumping, a freezer can be left on always )

*8 250w panels N384,000
*4 200ah deep cc batteries N240,000
*60A mttp controller N130,000
*4kw inverter N155,000
Accessories N45,000

Total: N954,000

Thank you

geesampower:

I had to put that clause of only night use not because it can't be used in the day time, but because it would affect the full charging of the batteries and this could lead to disappointment at night when the sun is down.
A system that can be fully used in the day time and at night would require the following.

For a "heavy" user (you use a lot of electricity during the day, have several tvs on, refridgerators etc)
*12 250W solar panels, costs N576,000
*8 200ah batteries N480,000
*4kw inverter N155,000
*80A Mppt charge controller N190,000
*rack, wiring, lightening, and surge protection etc. N45,000

Total: N1,446,000

Alternative
(If you won't have more than a tv on at a time during the day, intermittent water pumping, a freezer can be left on always )

*8 250w panels N384,000
*4 200ah deep cc batteries N240,000
*60A mttp controller N130,000
*4kw inverter N155,000
Accessories N45,000

Total: N954,000

Thank you

Thanks

Royal30:
Thanks

You are welcome sir

geesampower:

I had to put that clause of only night use not because it can't be used in the day time, but because it would affect the full charging of the batteries and this could lead to disappointment at night when the sun is down.
A system that can be fully used in the day time and at night would require the following.

For a "heavy" user (you use a lot of electricity during the day, have several tvs on, refridgerators etc)
*12 250W solar panels, costs N576,000
*8 200ah batteries N480,000
*4kw inverter N155,000
*80A Mppt charge controller N190,000
*rack, wiring, lightening, and surge protection etc. N45,000

Total: N1,446,000

Alternative
(If you won't have more than a tv on at a time during the day, intermittent water pumping, a freezer can be left on always )

*8 250w panels N384,000
*4 200ah deep cc batteries N240,000
*60A mttp controller N130,000
*4kw inverter N155,000
Accessories N45,000

Total: N954,000

Thank you

keeping these.

Solution

geesampower:
Solution

Please get in touch with me,I have some issue to discuss with u.
I contacted u last year about a project.
Please do get in touch asap.
Thanks.

Please send us your comprehensive bronchure for 1.5kva solar power for residential use to- sonetauto@yahoo.com

Send me costing for 5kva, 7kva and 10kVA for both partial and 24/7 use to babalosetemi1@yahoo.com

babalose:
Send me costing for 5kva, 7kva and 10kVA for both partial and 24/7 use to babalosetemi1@yahoo.com

Ok sir.

Hi Sir,

What's your recommendation for powering machinery on a poultry farm:

1. Egg Incubator for hatching egg - 300W (needs to on all time 24hrs)
2. Freezer - 5.4kw/24 hrs (Need to on as and when they are products inside)
3. 4 normal Ceiling fans (On when necessary)
4. 8 -10 LED energy saving light bulb for ceiling lighting (On when necessary)
5. Electrical points for computers, laptops, printers, and for charging mobile phone
6. Water pumps that need running as and when

I have a 30KW diesel generator onsite to power some other very heavy machines but it does not
make sense having the generator running 24/7, so having solar to power the above machine 24/7
make better economical sense.

Please advise

Can you can send the brochure and recommendation to nklsubscribe@gmail.com.

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I don't need NEPA again.
I need minimum of 12 hours power.

Gadgets: one modern midsized deep freezer, Pressing iron, 4 ceiling fans, 10 energy saving bulbs, phones, one PC.

Include your contact in the brochure.

bam_bulu001@yahoo.com

Here

Phcn

geesampower:
Contact me whatsapp 08064837161
Cheaper than running a generator
WITH THE RIGHT SETUP AND EQUIPMENT, YOU CAN HAVE UP TO 24HOURS of ELECTRICITY FOR THE NEXT 20YEARs (you only service once in 2-3 or 6-8years depending on your choice of battery backup)?

USE RENEWABLE ENERGY IF YOU TRUELY WANT TO BE FREE FROM YOUR GENERATOR AND PHCN



the sun's energy is free and you can get "free" electricity everyday from it.


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