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Solar UPS
Posted: April 22nd, 2016, 6:06 pm
by namburi
Hi,
We created this topic for members to discuss more about solar power ups .request all those using solar ups to write your feedback and suggestions
Regards
ADMIN
Re: Solar UPS
Posted: May 10th, 2016, 10:45 am
by nagzzz
thank you for this Initiative. I embarked on this solar Electricity trail since I have problems getting a permanent BESCOM connection to my house. AE wants a large bribe which I not ready to pay. I have the following setup currently.
1. Flinslim 3kvA Solar inverter.
2. Exide Solatubular 150ah* 2
3. Planning to install Anu Solar PV panels (1.5kW panels to generate about 5-6 units a day).
I have been using only the inverter and batteries connected to my temporary power connection for almost a year now. adding solar panels now (dont ask me why Anu- they gave a good offer LOL). Had a lot of confusion deciding between PV panels and Nano Solar panels. But Nano Solar panels was working out very expensive.
There are quite a few house owners here who had installed solar power. I have a small request. Can you please update how many units you are able to generate currently at your home? and also a small breakup in summer and winter figures. thanks
Re: Solar UPS
Posted: June 7th, 2016, 6:45 pm
by hanamantagoud
Hi ,
I am about to start my house construction in a month (G+2 floor).
Even i plan to install Solar electricity .
Any idea what will be the approx cost for entire setup/system (Solar panel , inverter , additional wiring) etc ?
Which is the better Solar water heater ?
Re: Solar UPS
Posted: June 7th, 2016, 7:25 pm
by simplycar
Tata has complete setup including panels, inverter and batteries.
Re: Solar UPS
Posted: June 9th, 2016, 10:50 am
by laxman.bly
Solar Package Range 2500Watts (2.5KW)
Appliances can run*
Fan 5, Tube4, CFL 4,TV 1, PC 1,Mixie 1 & Fridge 1
Fan 5, Tube 4, CFL 4, TV 1, PC 1, Mixie 1, Wash Mac 1
This would cost around 3.5 L
My option for G+2 floor house is go for 5KW which could cost around 5L. And your house does not require electricity connection any more. I heard from one of my friend In fact, excess units you can give it to BESCOM they will pay you back
Re: Solar UPS
Posted: June 9th, 2016, 11:32 am
by ardesarchitects
Hi,
solar ups can be efficiently used when u connect to bescom grid instead of storing max power .more you store more the battery cost + maintainace .instead selling it to bescom and using from grid will give u more money and dont need to worry about high loads running on solar .
Regards
Ar.praveen.n
Ardes Architects and Interior designers
www.ardesarchitects.com
ardesarchitects@gmail.com
Re: Solar UPS
Posted: June 12th, 2016, 11:44 am
by laxman.bly
@Mr. Praveen, thanks for the reply. this is very useful suggestion..
Re: Solar UPS
Posted: June 18th, 2016, 8:18 pm
by girishshk
Please any members can provide good recommendation for installation brands and companies with quote price for solar panel (With grid & without Grid)
Re: Solar UPS
Posted: June 23rd, 2016, 9:34 am
by nagzzz
Hello Girish,
I did not go with a particular brand for the entire setup.
FlinSlim 3kvA inverter- Bought from Amazon 2 years back
Exide 150aH Solatubular batteries *2 - Bought from ebay 2 years back
Anu 280W *5 Solar Panels- Purchased a month back.
I got the installation done on my own through an Electrician since I knew the connections etc. Currently getting 3 units of Power per day (Monsoon). I am expecting about 6 Units everyday on sunny days.
I can Suggest you two Companies. Nano Solars or Anu Solar. Both these are from Bangalore, and have good name. If you have a good budget, you can look at the Nano Solar panels from this Nano Solars company.
hope this helps.
Regards,
Naga
Re: Solar UPS
Posted: July 29th, 2016, 2:43 pm
by mohan_hu
Can you please let us know the cost for the entire set up..
Thanks In Advance..