Use your hard earned money wisely!! Instead of buying a high tech gadgets why not invest your money to your basic necessity. 

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especially inquiries about ref and aircon (you must have bigger budget on that)

P18,999.00

65 Watts SOLAR Free Energy System

Includes:

1 65 Watts Solar Panel (18volts solar charger enough to charge a 12volts battery)
1 Charge Controller 10A/12V
1 Power Inverter 350W/12V

FREE 4PCS 10watts 12v PIN Light (OMNI)

UPGRADE OPTIONS:

ADDITIONAL Charge of P19,999

2 Pcs 65Watts solar charger P19,999

** Consumables are not included like batteries, house wiring and installation

This system can store power to the batteries up to 780W in 12 hours charging from sunlight but you should only
expect around 8 hours of sunlight and about 520W when calculating for power consumption to avoid power shortage.

To better understand what this system can power up, please refer below:

Example A:

Desk Fan 12" at 50Wh for 8 hours (50Wh X 5hr = 400W)
12" tubelight at 10Wh for 10hrs (10Wh x 10 = 100W)

Total = 500W

Example B:

LED Light bulb at 7watts for 10hrs (7WH X 10hr = 70watts)
TV 14" at 80Wh for 3 hours (80Wh x 3 = 240W)
Desk Fan 12" at 50Wh for 4hours (50Wh x 4 = 200WH)

TOTAL: 510W

Example C:

Laptop at 40Wh for 5 hours (40Wh x 5 = 200W)
(2) Two Incandescent Bulb at 25Wh for 4 hours (50Wh x 4 = 200W)
Desk Fan 12" at 50Wh for 2hours (50Wh x 2 = 100WH)

TOTAL = 500W

Battery charge times: (Oras para i-charge ang battery nyo)

Battery capacity:                    Charge time with direct sunlight

(or lakas ng batterya)            (oras upang ma FULL charge ang battery sa panahon na malakas ang araw)

7Ah (Ah= Amphere hour)                 1.39hrs 
12Ah                                                2.3hours
40Ah                                                7.4hours 
70Ah                                               13 HOURS 
100Ah                                             18.5 hours

SAMPLE COMPUTATION:

To Calculate how much time You’ll need to charge a 12V battery with a 65 Watt solar charger You’ll need:

Calculate the Ampere per hour of the charger: 65 Watts /12 Volts = 5.41 Amperes
Calculate the battery capacity: 7 Ah / 5.41 ampers = 1.29 Hours of direct sunlight
Add 10% (Depend upon the distance frm solar panel to battery) : 1.39 hours

12Ah/5.41amp= 2.2 hours of direct sunlight plus 10% 2.3hours

PLEASE CALL 

475-2075 FOR MORE INFO

09298483750