EasySolar is an extremely powerful sine inverter, battery charger and automatic switch in a compact casing.
EasySolar Inverter
In the event of a supply failure or when the generating set is switched off, the EasySolar will switch over to inverter operation and take over the supply of connected devices. This is done so quickly that operation of computers and other electronic devices is not disturbed. You will have uninterrupted power supply. This makes the Easysolar highly suitable as an emergency power system in industrial and telecommunication applications. The maximum alternating current that can be swtiched is 16A or 50A depending on model.
Besides the usual uninterrupted output, an auxiliary output is available that disconnects its load in the event of battery operation. For example, an electric boiler that is allowed to operate only if the genset is running or shore power is available.
With this inverter, up t0 6 Multi’s can operate in parallel. Six units 24/3000/70, for example, will provide 15kw/18kva output power and 420Amps charging capacity.
We can help you configure three phase outpout with this EasySolar inverter. But that is not all, up to 6 sets of three units can be parallel connected to provide 45kw/54kVA inverter power and more than 1000A charging capacity.
This particular inverter takes the principle of “Powercontrol” to a further dimension, allowing the Easysolar to supplement the capacity of the alternative source. Where peak power is so often required only for a limited period, The EasySolar will make sure that insufficient NEPA or generator power is immediately compensated for by power from the battery. When the load reduces, you can use the spare power to recharge the battery.
EasySolar inverter has an ultra fast MPPT controller that will increase charging rate by 30% in case of a cloudy day compared to PWM charge controllers and by up to 10% compared to slower MPPT controllers.
Our Easysolar inverter does not need cooling fan, it has maximum efficiency that exceeds 98%. full output current up to 40c(104F).
The controversy between the federal government and the power investors over the obvious failure of both parties to meet the terms of the privatization agreement has deepened with the recent opposition of the distribution companies to the government
Solar energy has become a set that is really worth it. Over the years, using the sun for energy has been said to be more cost-effective and safe for our environments. There are many reasons to use this solar energy.
Solar Power installation Completed & Commissioned in Portharcourt.
It is the free energy from the sun, you can use sunlight and convert it into energy for your home. It is cost-effective and can be used to power your home and business 24/7 without any additional bills. You do not have to bother yourself with the cost of buying fossil fuel to incur additional cost on monthly power consumption.
These systems do not produce carbon dioxide. It is renewable, while other sources of energy such as oil and gas, are limited and generous to the environment.
In Nigeria the norm for water is to pump water from your well into a holding tank and gravity feed it into your house. The more complicated systems use multiple pumps /tanks
Nuarro Lodge: Sustainable and responsible tourism in Mozambique
Behind the scenes, powering the Nuarro Lodge lighting shown above, is a newly upgraded Victron Energy hybrid-30kVA, 3-phase system with 38kWp of solar power. The Lodge though is but one part of the Nuarro project that Victron Energy and their partner companies are involved with.
Pristine, off-grid and remote
Nuarro Lodge, its associated chalets, activities and community based projects all form part of this award winning complex. Situated beneath the aqua blue skies of northern Mozambique, Nuarro is adjacent to unspoilt sands and the warm crystal clear coral reef waters of the Indian Ocean.
Nuarro is built from natural materials (by the local community) in an 800 hectare (8 sq km) environmentally sensitive concession area of the Baixo da Pinda peninsula. In the words of the company
While investments in renewable energy slumped last year, a big drop in unsubsidized costs for new wind and solar power installations indicated that they remain popular energy alternatives.
Last year, the average “levelized cost” or total cost of generating power from solar worldwide dropped 17% percent, onshore wind costs dropped 18% and offshore wind turbine power costs fell 28%, according to a new report from the United Nations and Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF).
Department of Energy
“Well, after the dramatic cost reductions of the past few years, unsubsidized wind and solar can provide the lowest cost new electrical power in an increasing number of countries, even in the developing world — sometimes by a factor of two,” Michael Liebreich, chairman of the Advisory Board at BNEF, said in the report.
The average capital cost for solar power projects of new construction in 2016 was 13% lower than in 2015, while for onshore wind the drop was 11.5% and for offshore wind, 10%.
UN/BNEF
“It’s a whole new world: even though investment is down, annual installations are still up; instead of having to subsidize renewables, now authorities may have to subsidize natural gas plants to help them provide grid reliability,” Liebreich said.
Last year, more gigawatts of solar power were added (75GW) than of any other technology for the first time. Trailing behind solar, in order of net gigawatts installed, were wind, coal, gas, large hydroelectric, nuclear and biomass.
Renewable energy accounted for 55% of new worldwide power last year, or a total of 138.5 gigawatts (GW). That compares with 127.5GW of new renewable energy in 2015; and renewable power installed in 2016 was done so at a cost 23% lower than 2015, the report showed.
UN/BNEF
Since 2010, the dollars committed per year to new renewable energy worldwide — excluding hydroelectric — have increased roughly five-fold, and have since oscillated between $234 billion and $312 billion, the report said.
“A major reason why installations increased, even though dollars invested fell, was a sharp reduction in capital costs for solar photovoltaics, onshore and offshore wind,” the report said.
At the same time, because of the drop in prices, last year, the overall investment in renewable energy plummeted 23% to $241.6 billion from the record established in 2015; it was the lowest total investment since 2013.
TargetRooftop solar panels on a Target store in Greenville, S.C.
Investment in new renewables capacity was roughly double that in fossil fuel generation in 2016, for the fifth successive year. The proportion of global electricity coming from renewable sources rose from 10.3% in 2015 to 11.3% in 2016, and prevented the emission of an estimated 1.7 gigatons of CO2.
Smart energy hardware such as smart meters, energy storage sources and associated IoT technologies also saw record investments last year. Asset finance for smart meters and energy storage, plus equity raised for specialist companies in energy efficiency, storage and electric vehicles, totalled a record $41.6 billion last year. That was up 29%.
In the U.S., utilities and private energy companies are increasingly investing in smart grid technology, including microgrids.
Duke Energy/Schneider ElectricA rendition displaying what a microgrid would contain.
China now leads the world in renewable investments
China is now the world leader in domestic investments in renewable energy. In 2015, it invested $103 billion, a 17% increase in spending year over year — twice as much as the U.S. invested. The country is now actively pursuing a “global” strategy, which aims for a Pan-Asian development approach.
In 2016, China increased its foreign investments in renewable energy by 60% year over year to $32 billion, according to a January report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).
UN/BNEF
China will install 36% of all global hydro electricity generation capacity from 2015-2021, according to the report. During the same period, it will install 40% of all worldwide wind energy and 36% of all solar, the IEEFA said.
“A change in leadership in the U.S. is likely to widen China’s global leadership in industries of the future, building China’s dominance in these sectors in terms of technology, investment, manufacturing and employment,”
