dollarnaira:

What is d charging amp at this stage and what level is it now?

Lovelynife:
here it is

Lovelynife:

here it is

dollarnaira:

At 2.7amp u should be at d constant voltage stage

If light constant for ur area d 2.7amp will drop to 0.3 or 0.1 at desulfurization stage

Compare each amp to d display of Charging stages by d right


Oops i just noticed sth ooo
Pls turn d knob to d right end and make sure ur two switches are to d right too pls.

Olabami001:
Good am guys, am lost, the discussion started with the use of ups and move to inverter,
I have a charger and 45 amps battery, my question is should I go for ups or inverter without charger, if yes kindly recommend nice inverter with out charger

Olabami001:
Good am guys, am lost, the discussion started with the use of ups and move to inverter,
I have a charger and 45 amps battery, my question is should I go for ups or inverter without charger, if yes kindly recommend nice inverter with out charger

Olabami001:
Good am guys, am lost, the discussion started with the use of ups and move to inverter,
I have a charger and 45 amps battery, my question is should I go for ups or inverter without charger, if yes kindly recommend nice inverter with out charger

Olabami001:
Good am guys, am lost, the discussion started with the use of ups and move to inverter,
I have a charger and 45 amps battery, my question is should I go for ups or inverter without charger, if yes kindly recommend nice inverter with out charger

dollarnaira:


Na suoer cos am with portable very affordable inverter. Get a small 500w type.

N.B Dont run it with fan or coil embedded appliances.
Check jumia for prices 7k or there about

Or buy ceepro pure sine wave of 600w and run it with all appliances.

Suoer is modified sine wave

saint2ace:





I agree with @dollarnaira since it's a small setup a transformerless inverter will go a long way, buy u sha know u need an external charger Abi?

On options of inverter, I have never been a fan of modified sine wave inverters, so I'll advise u go the pure sine wave route a d have rest of mind from the start.

Apart from options given above you could also get decent pure sine wave inverters from Jumia, u can get something in the category of 1.5kva for about 20k+ total, just do ur due diligence...... Cheers

Lovelynife:

unable to get any with that amount on Jumia?

saint2ace:


I can't post the links to avoid being banned but u can search with the names......

Lovelynife:

Thanks bro. just scared if Jumia is truthful and the inverter is not modified sine wave

saint2ace:


I have the first one of 1500w( true capacity is 700w) and it's pure sine wave, I haven't tested the blue one so I can't say. But worse case scenario u can return it if it doesn't meet the specs and collect ur refund, minus shipping fees oh...

Lovelynife:

Thanks. please what is self idle power consumption?

saint2ace:

Less than 10watts

donblanco:
Hi the Gurus in the house,please i need your guide with the following,i use a 200ah tubular battery with a 1000w msw standalone inverter and a standalone charger while my watt load is approximately 200w max between 8am-4pm(i do have phcn light during the day so its not like i drain the battery i never go below 12.1v) but drop to about 60watts load in the evening. I would like to know what number of solar panels and in what order should i get to charge my battery fully while also running my gadgets 8am-4pm and also the range of charge controller to use keeping in mind that additions can be made in future to the panels. I will really be grateful for your inputs and also suggestions on types to get. Thanks

saint2ace:


I can't post the links to avoid being banned but u can search with the names......

Lovelynife:

thanks. I checked to order now but here is the screenshot of review I got. how true is the 400w?

Olabami001:
Good am guys, am lost, the discussion started with the use of ups and move to inverter,
I have a charger and 45 amps battery, my question is should I go for ups or inverter without charger, if yes kindly recommend nice inverter with out charger

remi2good:
if you run small load contact me for this in the attached picture, it's very small and portable and energy efficient and it's pure sine wave

remi2good:
if you run small load contact me for this in the attached picture, it's very small and portable and energy efficient and it's pure sine wave

donblanco:
Hi the Gurus in the house,please i need your guide with the following,i use a 200ah tubular battery with a 1000w msw standalone inverter and a standalone charger while my watt load is approximately 200w max between 8am-4pm(i do have phcn light during the day so its not like i drain the battery i never go below 12.1v) but drop to about 60watts load in the evening. I would like to know what number of solar panels and in what order should i get to charge my battery fully while also running my gadgets 8am-4pm and also the range of charge controller to use keeping in mind that additions can be made in future to the panels. I will really be grateful for your inputs and also suggestions on types to get. Thanks

saint2ace:



I'm actually the one who wrote the last review there and that was immediately I bought the unit, but with use I've seen it does more than 400w but like I said the max u can push it is 700w that's plus surge.

But if u're going to be using a lot of load I would suggest you get a transformer based inverter that would handle surge and spikes better.

I use mine for 2 TVs, 4fans, about 8 11w bulbs, 2 laptops and charging for phones, note this is my max. So check ur load and find out what works for you.... Cheers

earthrealm:


Your story is a bit confusing..
You said you have nepa light btw 8am and 4pm, if so you dont need solar, as thats the window for solar as well

Penuelseun:
150watts × 4 panels with 50a pwm charge controller or 300watts × 2 panels with 40a mppt charge controller

saint2ace:


Be careful with this particular inverter, the surge handling capacity is pretty low, so only use with load without surge capacity.

And yes it's pure sine Cheers