Preparing for another disaster (Solar Charger for cellphone/smartphone/laptop)

[tomboy]

Sa mga meron na ilan hours sa araw at saan kayo bumili? Yung quality ah. Anticipate ko na mauulit yung ondoy tapos weeks mawawalang kuryente.

[ghosthunter]

Sa mga meron na ilan hours sa araw at saan kayo bumili? Yung quality ah. Anticipate ko na mauulit yung ondoy tapos weeks mawawalang kuryente.

You can check sul!t.com website for ads on solar power systems. Price depends on the capacity you want.

[tomboy]

May alam ka physical store and any reliable brand pag dating sa solar charger... Ive checked sulit puro generic brand.

[tomboy]

Puro generic yung sa sulit. Meron ba brand na sikat pag dating solar cellphone charger? Example pag sa rechargeable battery obviosuly eneloop ang relialble.

[Ry_Tower]

Alam ko shell solar is a quality product. I don't know if they are still actively selling though.

[kagalingan]

Magsisimula ako magtry ng solar. Ano size ng panel and battery para makacharge ang cellphone and eneloop batteries?

[remzam]

Magsisimula ako magtry ng solar. Ano size ng panel and battery para makacharge ang cellphone and eneloop batteries?

To charge a cellphone and eneloop batteries, you need a system.

Solar panel + controller + battery. That's the basic system. But you need adapter for you to connect your phone and eneloop batts.

As we all know, batteries for storing solar power are usually rated 12volts.that will over load your phone. You need to lower it to 5 volts which is the standard for USB powered devices. Or you can do the opposite and use an inverter that will convert 12 volts to 220 or 110 volts. That's what our AC system uses. Yung "saksakan" with two prongs. Unless you have to, and the device you'll be charging needs 220, stay away from inverters as there is electricity loss by simply turning on your inverter even without connected devices.

So for your use, you need to use a 12 volt-to-5 volt converter. Ganyan ginagawa nung mga USB plugs na ginagamit natin sa kotse. Yung connected sa cigarette plug.

As to what kind of battery you need to charge just a phone and or eneloop batts, even a SLAB (Sealed Lead Acid Battery) used for UPS will be enough. Yung parang size ng batt ng motor.

But there are different factors you need to consider. How many times will you use the system to charge your phone. How big is your solar panel? How much electricity can it produce? Your location and placement of the panel will greatly affect your capacity to produce electricity also. Do you live in a condo? What direction is your window facing? Access to rooftop? Will you get sunlight 12 hours a day? Or less?

Daming factors. If you want to charge other devices aside from your phone, you need to add more.

There is a computation for that. But basically simple lang. You want more electricity coming in than coming out/used. Efficiency is the name of the game.

Magaling ka naman OB sa investment di ba? Kelangan mas marami pumapasok kesa sa expense.

Your idea of cashing it all out is not applicable here. Di ka pwede unutang sa sun. "cash basis" ang solar system. Input. Output. Hindi sya accrual

(teka, ikaw nga ba Kags ang madalas nagsasabi na cash out na and utang na lahat o si Mini? Either way both OB naman)

Sana nakatulong.

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[dr. d]

To charge a cellphone and eneloop batteries, you need a system.

Solar panel + controller + battery. That's the basic system. But you need adapter for you to connect your phone and eneloop batts.

As we all know, batteries for storing solar power are usually rated 12volts.that will over load your phone. You need to lower it to 5 volts which is the standard for USB powered devices. Or you can do the opposite and use an inverter that will convert 12 volts to 220 or 110 volts. That's what our AC system uses. Yung "saksakan" with two prongs. Unless you have to, and the device you'll be charging needs 220, stay away from inverters as there is electricity loss by simply turning on your inverter even without connected devices.

So for your use, you need to use a 12 volt-to-5 volt converter. Ganyan ginagawa nung mga USB plugs na ginagamit natin sa kotse. Yung connected sa cigarette plug.

As to what kind of battery you need to charge just a phone and or eneloop batts, even a SLAB (Sealed Lead Acid Battery) used for UPS will be enough. Yung parang size ng batt ng motor.

But there are different factors you need to consider. How many times will you use the system to charge your phone. How big is your solar panel? How much electricity can it produce? Your location and placement of the panel will greatly affect your capacity to produce electricity also. Do you live in a condo? What direction is your window facing? Access to rooftop? Will you get sunlight 12 hours a day? Or less?

Daming factors. If you want to charge other devices aside from your phone, you need to add more.

There is a computation for that. But basically simple lang. You want more electricity coming in than coming out/used.

Magaling ka naman OB sa investment di ba? Kelangan mas marami pumapasok kesa sa expense.

Your idea of cashing it all out is not applicable here. Di ka pwede unutang sa araw. "cash basis" ang solar system. Input. Output. Hindi sya accrual

(teka, ikaw nga ba Kags ang madalas nagsasabi na cash out na and utang na lahat o si Mini? Either way both OB naman)

Sana nakatulong.

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what is the projected ROI period?

...bili na lang ng charger sa tiangge...

[remzam]

what is the projected ROI period?

...bili na lang ng charger sa tiangge...

Matagal doc. Depende rin sa market price ng equipment. And usage.

But as Moore's law dictates, pamura ng pamura na ang solar systems. Maybe not as masa today. But soon.

Depende rin as to what ROI you refer to. Most will consider only the cost. Others, mostly environmentalist will consider also the impact on environment vis-a-vis using traditional sources of electricity which mainly use coal or diesel generators.

There is an article today in PDI about the Diesel vs Solar electricity generation.

I have a small solar generator at home. For the price, naka ROI na ako. And during brown outs, our house remains brightly lit. If need be, can power AC devices. Pero mauubos agad ang deposit ko na electricity. So I limit it to charging phones and emergency lights.

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[kagalingan]

remzam,


Nakita sa youtube mga 4years ago na yung video, pinapakita mga portable solar. Meron medium (1,200pesos) and small (800). Isang set na ganyan price? Ito post ko video ang ganda diyan ni lyn ching.





Isang set na ba yan or yung panel lang? Magkano na presyuhan ngayon?