I am shopping for a hybrid inverter between 1.5kva to 2.5kva. Nani anajua brand poa ashaitumia ama ameona reviews poa mahali.
Uliza @sperminator
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Goodwe anytime
SRNE safi sana
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MUST
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A 2.5kVa inverter will draw about 100A at 24V. You therefore need a 24V 200Ah lithium (or 2x12V 200ah) battery assuming a 0.5C discharge rate. For lead acid which has a max discharge of about 0.2C, you need 24V 500Ah ie 4 x 12V 250Ah batteries. And 2,400W panels.
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I got these like 3 months ago and they serve me so damn well!
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After searching and getting suggestions I settled with MUST ya 1.5Kva at 24,000kes. It has a 2 years warranty. Hizo suggestions elders mumenipatia hapo juu nimeona ni expensive na ni ngumu kupatikana hapo jiji.
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I got at 22500
Are you using a lithium battery with it?
Yes
Recommendation ni gani? Nimeona moja jiji ya 12v 300ah @40k nimeshangaa how cheap these batteries have became.
Personally I ship through a dealer who gets them directly from company in south Korea hence disparity in cost
Give details of your solar setup ie solar panels wattage, batteries. I believe the 1.5VA MUST is 12V and you are using the inbuilt MPPT.
I have 6*150 watts solar on standby. Currently I am planning to buy a 12v 300ah battery. From specs MUST 1.5kVA can support up to 60 amps charging current from solar.
If you just need a 1.5-2.5kVA to survive KPLC blackouts, the main rule is: get a Pure Sine Wave inverter so you don’t fry your TV or fridge.
A buddy of mine in Nairobi uses an SVC Energy off-grid inverter with his 5KWh lithium setup. It’s been surviving the crazy voltage drops perfectly without any issues.
Solar is a long-term investment, so don’t just buy blindly online. I know they have ready stock here in Kenya. My advice? Go physically check the units yourself and feel the build quality before spending your money. Seeing is believing. Good luck!
Suggest a reliable 1KVA ups
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