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@Niffy679 What does the number 163 in the box represent?

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@BalogunSonia4 You can just buy one 620W panel and adequate 6mm cable, changeover, dc circuit breaker and connect to the solar generator directly. It will serve you well. Later you can add another 620W panel. It's an investment. I just use 1 panel directly to the solar generator, no accessories

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@sykobarzjay @abokinorthside It’s the same, itel 1000W 2kwh solar generator

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@ayoadeoje @abokinorthside Actually, it surges close to 1000W or slightly above for like the first start especially when the inside is not cool, when cool the surge is sometimes lesser. Source: I have it and I measured it

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@TosinOlugbenga Didn't you just launched StackAPI? I don't agree with this, claude code does several stuff and it's good.

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@OloyeSomorin @Remi_AFR @Engr_Ashile I think you are wrong. Go and check Nigerian installation videos on tiktok. Don't generalize.

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@OloyeSomorin I think I see nigerian installers do jobs as neat as this. Check tiktok, you will see several.

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@bigbrovar The itel 2kwh solar generator is like a well-thought out product suitable for Nigerians and gives much value for its price. If his is faulty it can be replaced, even big brand have defective products too that they replace.

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@seunosewa @Niffy679 I think it shouldn’t be used when charging with generator because of voltage sensitivity and you already have electricity in the house. I expect the experience on NEPA light to be different. Mine charges okay with NEPA, just charging with generator that has its quirks.

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@seunosewa @Niffy679 I charge mine with generator. I noticed that it is sensitive to voltage changes as a form of protection. So due to some reasons, for it to charge with generator, I take it to a room that might be farther from the mainbox and also turn on some extra loads, no stabilizer used too.

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@kings__ley @theruppyfunds @DeGentleman_ @Spesh_OG I think it might, I have a 1.5hp inverter ac. If set to dry mode. It reaches close to 1000W to start cooling then drops to below 500W or less and occasionally goes up, so it is possible.

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@seunosewa Maybe it is defective and you should have it replaced. Also, you might be using more load than the energy coming in. Are you charging with solar or grid?

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@Cheegomania @BalogunSonia4 I use stable power, same result. I didn't buy it to use with only solar. When I checked with solar today, it was showing the solar icon but not charging

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@DonMiccollo @BalogunSonia4 That's good to know

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@Dev_yne @BalogunSonia4 For a short time. It has bypass feature.

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@MandateInfinity @BalogunSonia4 It's not charging and discharging electricity, just should battery percentage and error.

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@Dev_yne @BalogunSonia4 I was using stabilizer. I have tried several stuff. Just frustrated.

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@MandateInfinity @BalogunSonia4 I don't think so. I was trying to charge it with grid power. While charging it kept starting and stopping a lot, so the charging was slow. Is this normal behaviour? The 500W charged to full while this was was making clicking sounds, I saw that the charging was not stable.