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  1. 0:00Now, if you are giving a hybrid system
  2. 0:03to the customer, remember we talked
  3. 0:04about hybrid system, right? So, imagine
  4. 0:07you're giving a hybrid system. On the
  5. 0:0812-V category, you can get a hybrid
  6. 0:10system 1.5 kVA 12-V and 2 kVA 12-V.
  7. 0:15That's for hybrid. For 24-V, you can get
  8. 0:194.2 kVA 24-V.
  9. 0:23And you can also get 3.5 kVA 24-V. You
  10. 0:27can also get 3 kVA 24-V. That's for
  11. 0:31hybrid system. Then, for 48-V
  12. 0:35for inverter selection, you can get 5.5
  13. 0:38kVA 48-V,
  14. 0:406.2 kVA 48-V, 10 kVA 48-V and as high as
  15. 0:45that. So, 48-V is the max voltage in
  16. 0:49terms of inverter selection. So, you
  17. 0:52see. So, that is it for inverter. Now,
  18. 0:54for compatibility,
  19. 0:56you can't use a 12-V battery on a 24-V
  20. 1:01inverter. Take note.
  21. 1:03Your battery bank pairing must match
  22. 1:06with your inverter voltage. Let's say,
  23. 1:09for instance, you're using tubular
  24. 1:11batteries.
  25. 1:12All tubular batteries are rated in 12-V.
  26. 1:16Same goes to lead-acid batteries. As you
  27. 1:18see a lead-acid battery 150 amp, 200
  28. 1:21amp, 100 amp, they are all rated in
  29. 1:2412-12 V. For you to get 24-V, you have
  30. 1:28to series these two batteries together.
  31. 1:31Seriesing occurs when the positive
  32. 1:33terminal of one of the battery is being
  33. 1:35linked to the negative terminal to all
  34. 1:38the other of that same kind of battery.
  35. 1:40Now, you have increased the voltage of
  36. 1:42both of the batteries to 24-V, but the
  37. 1:44amp of that battery remains the same.
  38. 1:47So, for you to be able to use maybe a
  39. 1:50tubular battery for a 48-V system, you
  40. 1:53have to pair it in order to get 48-V.
  41. 1:56Now, imagine each of these batteries are
  42. 1:5812 V, right? For you to get 48 V, what
  43. 2:01do you do? You series them by four. 12,
  44. 2:0424, 36, and 48. So, you see you have
  45. 2:07gotten 48 V,
  46. 2:09but 200 amps. So, that is it for
  47. 2:12compatibility. You can't use a 24 V
  48. 2:15battery on a 48 V inverter. That would
  49. 2:18not work. It must be of the same
  50. 2:21voltage. The amperage can range, but the
  51. 2:24voltage must be the same. So, that is it
  52. 2:28for inverter compatibility, selection,
  53. 2:31and also panel
  54. 2:33types and efficiency, and also wattages.
  55. 2:36Going over to wire,
  56. 2:38cable sizing and materials.
  57. 2:41Wires are very, very essential when you
  58. 2:43are taking your installation.
  59. 2:46You can't use a poor size of wire on a
  60. 2:50large system and you don't cause havoc.
  61. 2:53Voltages produced and wattages produced
  62. 2:56from solar panels are so high that if
  63. 2:59not professional enough, you might end
  64. 3:02up getting a house burnt up.
  65. 3:05Now, imagine you are installing a as
  66. 3:07high as a 48 V system with a battery
  67. 3:10bank of maybe 30 kW,
  68. 3:12an inverter of maybe 20 kVA.
  69. 3:14And you are now using a 2.5 mm cable,
  70. 3:18solar cable, you end up getting that
  71. 3:20house burnt. Solar cable ranges in mm
  72. 3:26per meter squared. We have 2.5 mm,
  73. 3:31we have 4 mm, we have 6 mm, we have 10
  74. 3:36mm, we have 16 mm, and also as high as
  75. 3:4032 mm. Now, each of these cable sizes
  76. 3:45ranges from the kind of system and the
  77. 3:47type of system that it is used installed
  78. 3:49for.
  79. 3:50You can't use a 2.5 mm cable for a 48
  80. 3:54volt system. So, if for example, you are
  81. 3:56doing a simple system that doesn't
  82. 3:58require high voltage and high wattages,
  83. 4:01you can use 2.5 mm cable to us 4 mm
  84. 4:05cable. Now, if the system steps up
  85. 4:08to maybe centralized voltage is high,
  86. 4:11but not too high, you can use 6 mm
  87. 4:14cable. But, anything that involves high
  88. 4:16voltage connection, you are making use
  89. 4:19of 10 mm to 16 mm and above. That will
  90. 4:23require smooth connection. And also,
  91. 4:27that will make us to avoid overheating
  92. 4:30of wire cable because when you use wrong
  93. 4:32wire cable, you find out that it
  94. 4:34overheats, it melts, it kind of even
  95. 4:36destroy the inverter that it is being
  96. 4:38connected to. That's because the cable
  97. 4:40is not compatible with the system it is
  98. 4:43used installed for. So, that is it for
  99. 4:45cable size. Now, for materials,
  100. 4:47materials that are used in this
  101. 4:49installation includes trunking pipes,
  102. 4:51trunking hose,
  103. 4:53nails,
  104. 4:54clips. All of these things are very,
  105. 4:56very necessary to make your installation
  106. 4:59neat.
  107. 5:00Each of these thing, inverter has its
  108. 5:02hook that is being placed on the wall
  109. 5:05where it is being hanged upon.
  110. 5:06Kilowatt battery, even if it's the
  111. 5:08hangable type, it has its hooks. Those
  112. 5:11are those components that come with it.
  113. 5:13Trunking pipe, it is used for all the
  114. 5:15wires that is being used for the
  115. 5:16connection to pass through it so as to
  116. 5:19avoid wires being shown on the wall. We
  117. 5:22have also
  118. 5:24uh
  119. 5:26um wooden boards where your changeover
  120. 5:29system is being screwed to.
  121. 5:32So, all of these are part of the
  122. 5:33materials that are used in designing
  123. 5:37that component. Talking about the
  124. 5:39requirement for grid connection in
  125. 5:42Nigeria, we are simply going to look at
  126. 5:45why connecting your grid power to your
  127. 5:47hybrid system, whenever you're
  128. 5:49installing a hybrid system that consists
  129. 5:51of using both utility power and solar
  130. 5:55power to power to charge your system,
  131. 5:57there are some required requirements you
  132. 5:59have to take note of while using grid
  133. 6:02connection. And we're going to look at
  134. 6:03it briefly in this video. Now,
  135. 6:06grid connection require involves you
  136. 6:09using your your PHCN power or your
  137. 6:13prepaid utility
  138. 6:15power.
  139. 6:16These are things you need to take note
  140. 6:18of
  141. 6:18while connecting your grid power to your
  142. 6:21system.
  143. 6:22Especially when you're using a prepaid
  144. 6:24meter system, you should note
  145. 6:26that it is going to increase the bill,
  146. 6:30the electricity bill on the customer's
  147. 6:33end. Because, you know, as usual, a
  148. 6:35prepaid meter is being regulated in how
  149. 6:38much kilowatt you consume.
  150. 6:41That will determine how much you pay.
  151. 6:44So, for you to be charging your system,
  152. 6:48it's going to consume more because it
  153. 6:50needs high voltage and high wattage
  154. 6:54for charge to continue. So, it's very
  155. 6:56advisable that while you're making use
  156. 6:59of grid to charge your system, you
  157. 7:01should avoid using a prepaid meter
  158. 7:03system unless you have the bill to cover
  159. 7:05for.
  160. 7:06Now, for those using normal PHCN, you
  161. 7:09can connect it, but you should note that
  162. 7:12your voltage should be as high as 240 to
  163. 7:15230 V.
  164. 7:17That will enable the system to charge
  165. 7:19smoothly. Low voltage power cannot
  166. 7:22charge your system using grid.
  167. 7:25That is it for grid connection
  168. 7:27requirement. Understanding
  169. 7:30solar PV cost analysis.
  170. 7:33Now, in this video, we're going to
  171. 7:35simply understand how you can save up in
  172. 7:38purchasing a solar system.
  173. 7:41Now, you should take note that your
  174. 7:44major target is capacity, not quantity.
  175. 7:51If you are getting
  176. 7:53expensive materials when it comes to
  177. 7:56purchasing a solar system,
  178. 7:58expensive materials like
  179. 8:00um solar panels grade A long G panels
  180. 8:04that are very much expensive than the
  181. 8:06rest solar panels. You should understand
  182. 8:09that if you want to be going for the
  183. 8:11most expensive, you're going to spend
  184. 8:13more for just a little
  185. 8:16um capacity that you needed.
  186. 8:19They We even have
  187. 8:21batteries of 3.8 kW, but it is 12 V.
  188. 8:26So, you see. So, imagine the customer
  189. 8:29say, "Okay, please, I just want to power
  190. 8:32um deep freezer. I just want to power
  191. 8:34lighting, just something simple, deep
  192. 8:36freezer, lighting, and fan."
  193. 8:38You can now just end up and you start
  194. 8:41analyzing and analyzing and you say,
  195. 8:42"Okay, okay,
  196. 8:43uh let me go and give you
  197. 8:45uh you bring 4 million naira and I will
  198. 8:47give you deep freezer and fan and
  199. 8:48light."
  200. 8:49You know?
  201. 8:50It It will It will chase the customer
  202. 8:52away.
  203. 8:53Rather, you look for the most possible
  204. 8:55system
  205. 8:57that of low cost but of high quality and
  206. 9:00get for the customer. You can say,
  207. 9:02"Okay, since you're just using a deep
  208. 9:04freezer and you're using lighting,
  209. 9:06instead of us to go for a 24 V or 48 V
  210. 9:09system that's going to cost you, let us
  211. 9:11maintain a 12 V system, but we increase
  212. 9:14the capacity."
  213. 9:15That's what makes you a professional.
  214. 9:17So, now, instead of you going for 24 V
  215. 9:20system, 2.5 kW, or 24 V system, 5 kW,
  216. 9:24you can get a 3.5 kW 12 V system.
  217. 9:29You cannot get a 12 V hybrid inverter.
  218. 9:33And now, you can just make use of two or
  219. 9:35three of long G panels.
  220. 9:38You see? Instead of now spending about
  221. 9:412.5 million naira for just a 24 volt
  222. 9:43system, you are now end up spending 1.3
  223. 9:47million naira to get the same result.
  224. 9:51The voltage just varies because it is in
  225. 9:5412 volt. But in terms of capacity, the
  226. 9:57battery is 3.5 kilowatts. That's
  227. 10:00massive. The inverter is 2 KVA. That's
  228. 10:03also massive for the load. Because the
  229. 10:05load size is not much. The panels are
  230. 10:07just three. We are making use of 6650.
  231. 10:11That's because we want high voltage and
  232. 10:13high wattage. Remember when I was
  233. 10:15talking about selecting of panels in
  234. 10:17terms of installing the best size of
  235. 10:20panel you should you can get, especially
  236. 10:22to get the most of charging at the most
  237. 10:24of sunlight. So you see, you are now
  238. 10:26saving cost. So you don't have to
  239. 10:29understand these things so that whenever
  240. 10:31a customer comes across your way in
  241. 10:33terms of getting a system, you can make
  242. 10:35you can do it in such a way that the
  243. 10:37customer will understand that okay, we
  244. 10:38are trying to still get a good durable
  245. 10:41and high system, but we are saving up
  246. 10:43cost. We are trying to make the payment
  247. 10:45flexible for them. And not them seeing
  248. 10:48getting a solar system as of them
  249. 10:51digging gold.
  250. 10:53You understand?

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