ojeysky:


I called datacomm and the feedback they gave was that Voltron input range for 12kva is 140v to 220v. I have never seen such a small band so I went for 10kva A&E instead which has 80v to 270v. I hope it will be sufficient for my load.

DMerciful:
When we received negative feedbacks from customers or potential customers, it's an opportunity to learn and not to push back. Appreciable number of people liked the guy's submissions so it's reasonable for kiekie1 to take the feedback and improve. Nobody knows it all and even major companies gets these kinds of feedbacks from time to time. On a side note I wonder why you are responding for kiekie and somehow you tone seems similar to him

earthrealm:


yeah the A&E is superb, though my 10kva servo redlines the few times phcn dropped to 90v, with my 4kva mustpower inverter, 2 x 10liter water heater and 130w fridge, i ususally hv to turn off the water heaters to prevent the stabilizer from going into overload

hardywaltz:
Please I'm looking for where to buy a DC rated Busbar to connect 3 battery banks of 48v each (600amps total) a 5kva inverter 48vdc 35amp max charge and two charge controllers 80amps and 60amps.

Basically I need a Busbar that is rated 1000amps 48+vdc

On Amazon.com the price is over $120 don't know if we have local substitute here

NextDayPP:
It is PRIDE, no amount of advice will change anyone that has it. I remember some years back, this same person called me several times just because I asked for a single 100AH battery. Today you need to be at certain level to get his attention. PRIDE.

babniyen:

I still discussed a single inverter with him today and he was very professional about it.

My personal observation....

ojeysky:


Interesting experience you've got with A&E so maybe a 15kva is what I should have gotten then. Are you using the desktop version or wall mount? it seem the wall mount has more indicators than desktop. I have just been contacted that the wall mount I ordered is out of stock so am considering the desktop version.

makavele:


This is very false. Electricity be it, AC or DC above a certain voltage will kill you. While it is the current that kills and not voltage, but after a certain voltage there is enough propensity to deliver the current ....

DMerciful:
When we received negative feedbacks from customers or potential customers, it's an opportunity to learn and not to push back. Appreciable number of people liked the guy's submissions so it's reasonable for kiekie1 to take the feedback and improve. Nobody knows it all and even major companies gets these kinds of feedbacks from time to time. On a side note I wonder why you are responding for kiekie and somehow you tone seems similar to him

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Saipro:

You're right but not entirely so. I was going to point out other things related to electrocution but they're way off-topic. Those who know me in real life would tell you I'm pretty well positioned to give advice on this but would demur at this point.
There is however a very important characteristic of the waveforms which make one of them more likely to kill, asides the current delivered or the voltage at which it is driven. And you'd mentioned it already.

NiyiOmoIyunade:
Quanta vs Long AGM batteries - any mid to long term user reviews please? Or any known FORs or AGAINSTs?

I am about to make some significant commitments and would appreciate any insight or comments....

NiyiOmoIyunade:
Quanta vs Long AGM batteries - any mid to long term user reviews please? Or any known FORs or AGAINSTs?

I am about to make some significant commitments and would appreciate any insight or comments....

earthrealm:


Am using the wall mount..i prefer it any time..any day.
Prag has an 80 to 230v servo stab

ojeysky:


It means it can't handle high voltage since it's 230v? There is also no prag servo at 10kva with 80v to 260v. I can't seem to find the 15kva servo of A&E at a friendly price so will settle for 10kva desktop

dapsyra:


You can make the Busbar yourself. Buy a thick copper stripe (the type used for earthing) and four appropriately rated busbar insulators. Cut the copper stripe to size and drill some 13mm holes into it. Fix the insulators on both ends. You have your busbars for less than N3k each.

Trippledots:


I read somewhere that ac copper tubes for cooling can also be used for such purposes.

Btw, i asked some questions earlier. No guru talk anything.

Pls na, i de beg una

mcTrinity:


SUKAM (or Mopower) all the way... I use SUKAM/Mopower 3.5kva to power fridge and freezer..
can't try that with even PRAG 4kva

Trippledots:
Pls guys i need assistance with information.

So i am a stickler for PSW inverters but I'm on a verrrry tight budget.

I want to know if using repurposed pure sine wave ups like apc brands is worth it (taking idle watt load into consideration most especially) or which cheap PSW with passable track record will be suggested_chinese brands inclusive. I just fear what msw inverters can do to transformer windings in appliances and also fan coils.

Or are my fears unfounded?

Is mercury a good MSW to use?

Someone who was supposed to send me his own home built PSW system with very mouth watering specs has kept dissapointing me repeatedly. I'm tired of waiting. He doesnt get that punctuality is really the sole of business. So sad.

So I'm all ears pls. Thanks my Ogas dem.

Trippledots:


I read somewhere that ac copper tubes for cooling can also be used for such purposes.

Btw, i asked some questions earlier. No guru talk anything.

Pls na, i de beg una

Trippledots:


I read somewhere that ac copper tubes for cooling can also be used for such purposes.

Btw, i asked some questions earlier. No guru talk anything.

Pls na, i de beg una

pranil:

Personally, I have bought many items from him and he has always responded to all my technical queries. I normally choose him not because of the price but of the speed of delivery and his willingness to go to lengths to find exactly the product you need from all the available supplier's vendors.

To his credit, he is one of the few suppliers who actually understand the product and the application

earthrealm:

i got an A&E 10kva wall mount servo stablizer in 2015, after my 10kva servo prag failed after 1yr, and prag was unable to fix it. the A&E is still serving me ok to date., go for 12kva or 15kva if your voltage gets very low..<120v in your place, as the stabilizer load bearing capability reduces with lower voltage, a 10kva stab becomes a 3kva @100v input

indigene:
I am a DIY solar installation enthusiast, I have been a able to successfully executed over 8 projects, but having come close to install 20 panels of 325watts 30v to a luminous 10kva 180v. How are the solar panels connected to achieve 180v output.?

earthrealm:


no need re-inventing the wheel, the earthing copper tape is readily available and cheap, i bought 1yard/meter about 1500 naira..think 25mm width