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iLLumination
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Posted on 01-30-13 11:49
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Any have any experience installing solar power for home in kathmandu? I want to be able to watch big screen tv and run my refrigerator. How much expense am I looking at?
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sherlock
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Posted on 01-30-13 11:58
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High Quality inverter might be the way to go.
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Posted on 01-30-13 12:54
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Posted on 01-30-13 1:00
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dcgirl i looked at ghampower already their best option is 5 lakh to power tv and refrigerator. I'm looking for more options cuz it's good to check few options before you pay that much money
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Posted on 01-30-13 1:00
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1 lakh is ok for big tv + refrigerator and bulbs.
get two battery 24volt ( 150ah/180ah X2) around 40thousand for good excide tabular and 300 watt solar. Rs150 x 300watt= 45k
+ inverter cost.
i doubt on solar panel you might need more power to charge those batteries.
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