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Have 6 x mono w panel. Looking fir another 3 to 6 panels. Have 11kvA invertor. Getting and t.1 kva lithium ion battery in the next 2 to 3 months. This will double my capacity. I will just about be off the grid. Don't have a hybrid invertor so will not be able feed back into the grid. Don't really want to. Rather get 3 third 5.1 kva battery with 12 panels will do the trick
We have a current solar system that is old and only runs the main house on the farm. We have 4 self catering accommodation units that also need to be added as well as the generator integration. We have 3 phase on the farm. I also want to look at options for our water pump on the farm as well as a heating system of sorts for our 3 swimming pools at the lodge.
Hi, I'm looking for a solar powered installation that can run essentials like fridge/freezer, kettle, washing machine, tumble dryer, and light microwave usage for a family of 4. I have a 5mx10m carport, 2x 3mx6m flat roof, and a pitched tile roof on the main house - for possible installation options
Need a price for 3.5kw inverter, lithium batteries and solar panels. I am open to 5kw too. Depending on price. Guarantee and maintenance included again depending on costs. Roof face north +- 30Degrees corrugated metal 4m x 3.5m and 4m x 2.5m (2 sections split by sokar water heater panels. All brackets, supports and fasteners must be aluminium and stainless steel.
Solar installation requirements for:- 10 Chrissie St Brackenhurst Alberton We currently have an Outback 3KW (VFXE) standby inverter with 4 x 12V AGM batteries supplying the essential load. We plan to Add solar panels and replace the Outback inverter. Motivation is to reduce electricity cost with an acceptable return on our investment Note that one person works from home and needs to run his computer and be on the internet We have a generator plug with change over switch Mains/Generator. This is required to charge batteries during extended grid outages. We have not purchased the generator We use a little under 20KWh a day with about ½ to essentials. There is considerable variation in our electricity consumption from day to day and season to season Requirements:- 1. Inverter 5KVA 48V Hybrid Generator input required Must power essentials plus excess solar power to non-essentials, excluding oven We do not intend feeding power back to the grid 2. Batteries Initially existing 4 x 12V AGM. When these fail will upgrade to LiFe 3. Solar panels 3.5KW? Not sure how many panel we need now. There maybe some shading at beginning and end of the day. Advice will be appreciated. Will add more solar panels when we replace the existing batteries. These additional panel will be at a different orientation and will suffer from shading
I need pricing for a 5kW Inverter (Sunsynk), 5kWh battery (Volta) and 6xWp panels (JA Solar / Canadian Solar / Trina / Longhi), all cabling, DC and AC switching, earthing and other consumables. My roof is tilted at ~30 degrees and is tiled. The roof is ~20m away from where I would like the inverter and battery installed. The inverter / battery is about 20m away from the DB. I would also appreciate financing options.
1. Toilet handle broken. Can still flush if we open the cistern and pull the lever. 2. Outside pipe that leads the water from the washing machine and kitchen taps to the drain bitten off by dog. Now water flowing into yard. Replacement of pipe (and studier pipe) required. Pipe length roughly 3-4m long but leads around around the corner to the drain. Will provide photos on email/Whatsapp when I get feedback.
I need solar installation of 8kw inverter, with x2 5kw batteries for a 3 bedroomed house with laundry room, kitchen, launch ,dining and TV room including double garage with electronic doors and gate. 14 plugs 18 lights. intended usage deep freezer, fridge, stove microwave, x2 TVs, washing machine, geyser. installers from Bloemfontein or Kimberley to contact me
since nowadays there's what we call load shedding,I think by installing solar panels will make the students safe for final preparations of exams and the college students too.Theres what we call night classes many of our children's now get to understand an information for about quite 3days full but since the will be no electricity disturbance their study time will be well organized and by the end of the year we will be getting good results from them thank you.
I need solar system to mainly substitute the unreliable eskom electricity. If it's not load shedding, a fuse in the transformer has burnt out or breaker failed. To be used for lights,4 burner stove, fridge, geyser, double door garage motors and gate motor and plugs for tv ,ironing , kettle and other electric appliances