Installed Famicare 1.5KVA 12V Inverter System

[@mucholangs]

Why do you need an external Charge Controller? That Famicare is a hybrid with both controller and inverter.

[@adepojusamuel9384]

Thanks for this video! Please I want to ask if the charge light blinks only when its connected to normal light & Gen. I fixed a solar panel to mine and the light isn't blinking so I wanted to be sure it's charging

[@yankyjoe2023]

What has been your experience from using famicare inverter

[@ocheadoga303]

It's a good product, it has not disappointed me.

[@edifycrea8ionanimations845]

Can solar panel be added to charge the battery

[@ocheadoga303]

Yes it can Sir. The one shown in this video has solar panels attached to it.

[@oyeleyeosuolale944]

How much is the battery 🔋?

[@ocheadoga303]

Please chat with me via WhatsApp, 07066669834

[@oyeleyeosuolale944]

@@ocheadoga303 okay

[@UdegbunamChuks]

Please how does one know the battery is fully charged? Thanks

[@ocheadoga303]

It will be shown on the screen.

[@UdegbunamChuks]

@@ocheadoga303 ok sir. Thanks a lot.🙏🏾 I'm worried because my brand new 5.5kva 24v famicare inverter is showing all battery bars full on the LCD panel but the yellow charging LED light is still blinking. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@ocheadoga303]

It will stop blinking when it shows fully charged.

[@UdegbunamChuks]

@@ocheadoga303 Thanks again sir.🙏🏾 I'll chill for like 4-7 days (since power supply isn't consistent in my area) and contact the vendor if it persists 😊😊

[@UdegbunamChuks]

@@ocheadoga303 Abeg no vex, I don carry my wahala come again. 🙏🏾😊 I finally installed solar panels and a stabilizer and the charging is working superb now. The only things bothering me are the fans in the inverter 🤦🏾‍♂️ 1. The fan is always on even when the batteries are fully charged and there's zero load on the inverter. 2. There are two fans are the back of mine which is a 5.5kva 24v model BUT only the top fan is spinning. The bottom never spins. Is this the same experience with yours sir? Thank you sir 🙏🏾

[@deejaynaughtyfingas8454]

Is it hybrid?

[@ocheadoga303]

No

[@mosesyusuff516]

You didn't show how the connection was done. Had you done that, it would have made the video more interesting and instructional.

[@ocheadoga303]

The video wasn't meant for tutorial but more for advert. Thanks for your suggestion, it's a brilliant idea and I'll do something in line with your suggestion soon.

[@davidibe3926]

Doesn't it have an inbuilt charge controller?

[@ocheadoga303]

No

[@nwachukwuikechukwukingsley7262]

Pls sir, how long does it take the battery to discharge on load of about 1.2kva? And how long does it take the battery to charge? And can 2 batteries be used in it? Will that controller operate fine and protect the battery? And what is the different between that controller and felicity mppt controller?

[@ocheadoga303]

The solar charge controller in this video is a PWM solar charge controller and an MPPT solar charge controller is always more efficient than a PWM solar charge controller that's why they usually cost a lot more.

[@ocheadoga303]

If you use only one battery of 200Ah capacity for example an put a load of 1.2KW on it it will discharge the battery in less than two hours and if you use two batteries it will take about three hours to discharge it.

[@stanleyegboo3199]

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[@basilkasimi2646]

Can it power a freezer?

[@ocheadoga303]

Yes it can Sir.

[@basilkasimi2646]

Can a 500w low frequency inverter power a fridge or small chest size deep freezer?

[@ocheadoga303]

A 500W low frequency Inverter that is also Pure Sine Wave can power a Fridge or Freezer as long as the power rating of the Fridge or Freezer is much less than 500W. Some refrigerators now consume as low as 70W and some as high as 200W. So if you have any one that consumes less than or equal to 200W or preferably a maximum of 150W maximum, that Inverter can power it. Just have an effective battery bank and let the Inverter be a pure sine wave Inverter.

[@basilkasimi2646]

How many watts is this 1.5kva inverter

[@ocheadoga303]

1,425W. This is derived from the power factor being 0.95.

[@Mackhenryy]

i need this how can i contact you?

[@ocheadoga303]

07066669834. Chat with me on WhatsApp. Thanks