PSC SOLAR INDUSTRIES LIMITED
2012 WHOLESALER/DISTRIBUTOR PRICE LIST/PRODUCT GUIDE
[email protected] www.pscsolar.com
79, ADENIYI JONES AVENUE, OPPOSITE ZENITH BANK, IKEJA, LAGOS, NIGERIA. 016280208 07025768686
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TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1: PORTABLE SOLAR GERERATOR SECTION2:SOLAR PV PANELS SECTION 3: INVERTERS SECTION 4: CHARGE CONTROLLERS SECTION 5: A C CHARGERS SECTION 6: SOLAR STREET LIGHTS SECTION 7: SOLAR LED FLASHLIGHT ,AC LED LIGHT SECTION 8: SOLAR WATER PUMPS/ BOREHOLES SECTION 9: SOLAR LANTERNS SECTION 10: SOLAR BATTERIES SECTION 11: SOLAR TRAFFIC LIGHTS SECTION 12: SOLAR ROAD STUDS 3
SECTION 13: SOLAR AIRCONDITIONERS SECTION 14: SOLAR REFRIGERATORS/ FREEZERS SECTION 15: ACCESSORIES SECTION 16: SELECTED PACKAGE UNITS SECTION 17: SOLAR E-BIKE-POWER OKADA SECTION 18: POSITION PAPER ON RENEWABLE ENERGY IN AFRICA.
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SECTION 1 PORTABLE SOLAR GENERATOR
PSC SOLAR (UK) 1.7 KVA PORTABLE ELECTRICITY GENERATOR
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Rugged Steel Construction
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Compact and foldable for easy storage
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NO Installation necessary. Turn Key, Plug and Play.
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UK and German made components
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5 Year Warranty
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Can be used both at home , office, markets, shops, etc
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Great for the new cashless CBN Policy
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Cheap price
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No Maintenance required and no petrol or diesel needed.
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Noiseless
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Large Stock available
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Flexible payment arrangements 5
SECTION 2 SOLAR PV PANELS
(UK MADE-HIGH EFFICIENCY)
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Amorphous Silicon Solar Panels
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Poly Crystalline Solar Panels
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Monocrystalline Solar Panels
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Multicrystalline Solar Panels
RANGE OF PANELS IN STOCK 10W – 250W 12V, 24V, 36V, & 48V 12V/10W Amorphous/Crystalline Panels 12V/15W Amorphous/Crystalline Panels 12V/85W Crystalline Panels 12V/100W Crystalline Panels 12V/125W Crystalline Panels 12V/175W Crystalline Panels 12V/24V/200W Crystalline Panels
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SECTION 3
INVERTERS A. MODIFIED SINE WAVE INVERTERS B. PURE SINE WAVE INVERTER/CHARGERS C. PURE SINE WAVE OFF GRID SOLAR INVERTERS (Attach directly to Solar Panel and charge battery through charge controller)
D. SMA SUNNY BOY/ SUNNY ISLAND
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E. SUKAM INVERTER SERIES F. CONERGY GRID TIED INVERTER SERIES
A. MODIFIED SINE WAVE INVERTERS (These do not have battery charging functions)
M.P.S SERIES
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12V/24V 600W
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12V/24V 800W
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12V/24V 1 KVA
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12V/24V 1.5 KVA
PSC SOLAR (UK) XANTRA SUPER HIGH EFFICIENCY INVERTER/CHARGERS •
Made in the UK
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No Noise, Silent Operation and Compact design
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Super High Efficiency + - 99%
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Rugged Steel Cover
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Up to 70amperes charging
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Cheap price
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No Maintenance
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12V, 24V and 48V Versions.
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Large Stock available, Immediate delivery
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10 year Warranty
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Flexible payment options
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APC SERIES
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12V/ 1 KVA
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12V/24V 1.4 KVA
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PSC SOLAR (UK )SERIES
ADVANCED DSP TECHNOLOGY (DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING) TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION < 1%)
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24V/2.5 KVA
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48V/3.5 KVA
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12V/1 KVA
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12V/24V/ 1.5KVA
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48V/5 KVA
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96V/10 KVA
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192V/15 KVA
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192V/20 KVA
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360V/30 KVA
B. PURE SINE WAVE OFF GRID SOLAR INVERTERS These Inverters are unique because they are connected directly to Solar Panels via charge controller. These inverters automatically invert the DC current to AC current and can also charge battery via the charge controller. PSC Solar (UK) 48V/3.5KVA Inverter
C. SMA SUNNY BOY/ SUNNY ISLANDS (Advanced AC COUPLED SOLAR TECHNOLOGY) (*Connects to Solar PV Panel)
Sunny Boy SB1700 Sunny Boy SB2500 Sunny Boy SB5000
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Sunny Island Inverters (Connects to Battery Bank/ Sunny Boy)
SMA SI 5048 48V/7.5KVA
D. SUKAM INVERTER SERIES (DSP TECHNOLOGY) (THD < 3%)96V/5KVA
1phase
180V/10KVA 3phase 360V/20KVA 3phase 360V/40KVA 3phase =
E. CONERGY GRID-TIED INVERTER SERIES
Conergy360V/40KVA
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SECTION4 SOLAR CHARGE CONTROLLERS
A. SOLAR LIGHT CONTROLLERS
B. SOLAR ELECTRICITY CONTROLLERS A. SOLAR LIGHT CONTROLLERS EPIP/WELLSEE & PSC SOLAR LIGHT AND CHARGE CONTROLLERS
12V/5A – 6A Light Controller
12V/24V 10A Light Controller
12V/24V 10A Light Controller 12V/24V 15A Light Controller
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12V/24V 20A Light Controller
12V/24V 30A Light Controller
SPCC 10 E (UK MADE) 12V/24V
B. SOLAR CHARGE CONTROLLERS WELLSEE 12V/24V 20A Controller with transmitter 24V/30A Controller 24V/60A Controller 13
PSC SOLAR (UK SERIES) 12V/20A Controller 24V/ 30A Controller 24V/ 60A Controller 48V/30A Controller 48V/60A Controller 48V/150A Charge Controller 96V/60A Charge Controller 110V/150A Charge Controller 192V/100A Charge Controller
PSC SOLAR (UK) PLATINUM SERIES CHARGE CONTROLLERS
24V/30A Solar Charge Controller 48V/60A Solar Charge Controller 96V/60A Solar Charge Controller 14
PSC SOLAR (UK) SUNWAY POWER CHARGE CONTROLLERS
192V/150A 192V/100A 48V/100A 96V/60A 96V/300A
96V DC series product tech-data: Model SWC96-300A Charge voltage range
84V-114V
Loading current Max
350A
Rated current
300A
Over-charge voltage
115.2V
Over-discharge voltage
86.4V
Free-load loss
30mA
Protection mode
Over-charge protection, Deep-discharge protection, Reverse connection protection of load, Short circuit protection, Open circuit protection, Reverse current protection at night, over-load protection
Weight (kg)
7.5 8.5 (Gross weight)
Dimension (mm)
410 x 200 x 160 480 x 260 x 220 (package)
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Product Features Ø
Applying with various types of batteries
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Automatic recognition of input voltage
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Micro processing controller Pulse Modulation Wide-frequency (PWM) charge
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Temperature sensor for charging a battery in compensation
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Overloading protection (automatic comeback)
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LCD +LED display dynamic system status parameters
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Overcharge protection;
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Short circuit protection (automatic comeback)
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Thunder protection; Reversed discharge protection, Low voltage protection
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Conversed polarity connection protection (automatic comeback)
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Be optional on RS232/485 communication
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PSC INDUSTRIES LIMITED MPPT PV charge Controller Series
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【Controller Power Applications Base Station】
Independent Home PV power station Telecommunication Base Station System, Highway intelligent monitoring system Outdoor advertising Project, Government demonstration project, Landscape lighting Projects Island fisherman, remote mountain areas, border post and other PV power station
Sunway-Power series PV charge controller is a smart PV controller designed for large off-grid PV power system. It can manage battery to charge and discharge by controlling multiple of solar cells. And also automatically control solar cell cut or connect ordinarily according to the change of battery voltage. This controller makes a full advantage of solar cell resource and also keep battery safe and reliable.
To meet different power stations’ need, there are 48V, 96V, 120V, 240V, 360V and other normal series voltage level base on different battery voltage of off-grid PV power station system project.
【Product Picture】
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【Product Function】
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MPPT charge function, maximize PV charge efficiency Common anticathode, multiway solar cells input control Microcomputer Chip CPU intelligent control USER can set up charge discharge voltage point by using KEYPAD Protect Multiple function, multi-protect and warning function Optional RS485/RS232 port easy to remote control IP65 protection level, stainless steel cover (wall type), be suitable for outdoor installation Built-in UL / TUV standard terminals, with waterproof terminals outside.
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Optional RS232/RS485 or other communication interface Temperature Compensation function lightning protection device Controller DC power supply function
【Protect Function】
Solar cell reverse connection protection, reverse current protection at night, battery overcharge, over discharge, over-load, shirt circuit protection and warning. 【Purchase Tips】
Please advise the following information while purchase solar controller: 1. Total PV power of solar panel, array of solar cell, controller accept 1 line, 2 lines, 4 lines 2. Rated voltage, rated current and open-circuit voltage of each solar panel 3.Rated battery voltage 4.Whether need power output function on this controller.
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【48VDC series specs parameter】
Model no.
SSCM-48-50A
SSCM-48-100A
SSCM-48-150A
SSCM-48-200A
3KW
5KW
8KW
10KW
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2/4
2/4
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Max. current of each PV array line
≤75A
≤75A/50A
≤120A/75A
≤75A
Rated current of each PV array
50A
50A/25A
75A/37.5A
50A
Max PV power PV array Input Control Line
Battery overcharge voltage (out of factory default voltage) Overcharge recovery voltage (out of factory default overcharge voltage)
57.6V
54V
Over discharge voltage (out of factory default Over discharge voltage)
42.5V
over-discharge recovery voltage (out of factory default Over discharge voltage)
50V
Free-load current
≤100mA
Temperature Compensation (optional)
4mV/℃/2V ,–35℃--+80℃ ,precision: ±1℃
operating ambient temperature
-20~+50℃/35~85%RH( but free from condensation )
Working height above sea level (m)
≤5000(according to GB/T3859.2 derating use when sea level above 1000m)
protection type
reverse current protection at night, Solar cell reverse connection protection, battery over-charge and over discharge protection, battery anti-reverse connection
level of protection Dimension (L * W * H) Net weight
IP20 420mm X 490mm X 150mm 18.0KG
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[ 96VDC series specs parameter ]
Model no.
SSCM-96-50A
SSCM-96-100A
SSCM-96-150A
SSCM-96-200A
5KW
10KW
15KW
20KW
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2/4
2/4
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Max. current of each PV array line
≤75A
≤75A/50A
≤120A/75A
≤75A
Rated current of each PV array
50A
50A/25A
75A/37.5A
50A
Max PV power PV array Input Control Line
Battery overcharge voltage (out of factory default voltage)
115V
Overcharge recovery voltage (out of factory default overcharge voltage)
104V
Over discharge voltage (out of factory default Over discharge voltage)
84V
over-discharge recovery voltage (out of factory default Over discharge voltage)
100V
Free-load current
≤100mA
Temperature Compensation (optional)
4mV/℃/2V ,–35℃--+80℃ ,precision: ±1℃
operating ambient temperature
-20~+50℃/35~85%RH( but free from condensation )
Working height above sea level (m)
≤5000(according to GB/T3859.2 derating use when sea level above 1000m)
protection type
level of protection Dimension (L * W * H) Net weight
reverse current protection at night, Solar cell reverse connection protection, battery over-charge and over discharge protection, battery anti-reverse connection IP20 420mm X 490mm X 150mm 18.0KG
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[ 120VDC series specs parameter ]
Model no.
SSCM-120-50A
SSCM-120-100A
SSCM-120-150A
SSCM-120-200A
6KW
12KW
18KW
25KW
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2/4
2/4
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Max. current of each PV array line
≤75A
≤75A/50A
≤120A/75A
≤75A
Rated current of each PV array
50A
50A/25A
75A/37.5A
50A
Max PV power PV array Input Control Line
Battery overcharge voltage (out of factory default voltage)
144V
Overcharge recovery voltage (out of factory default overcharge voltage)
130V
Over discharge voltage (out of factory default Over discharge voltage)
108V
over-discharge recovery voltage (out of factory default Over discharge voltage)
125V
Free-load current
≤100mA
Temperature Compensation (optional)
4mV/℃/2V ,–35℃--+80℃ ,precision:±1℃
operating ambient temperature
-20~+50℃/35~85%RH( but free from condensation )
Working height above sea level (m)
≤5000(according to GB/T3859.2 derating use when sea level above 1000m)
protection type
reverse current protection at night, Solar cell reverse connection protection, battery over-charge and over discharge protection, battery anti-reverse connection
level of protection Dimension (L * W * H) Net weight
IP20 420mm X 490mm X 150mm 18.0KG
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[ 240VDC series specs parameter ]
Model no.
SSCM-240-50A
SSCM-240-100A
SSCM-240-150A
SSCM-240-200A
12KW
24KW
36KW
48KW
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2/4
2/4
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Max. current of each PV array line
≤75A
≤75A/50A
≤120A/75A
≤75A
Rated current of each PV array
50A
50A/25A
75A/37.5A
50A
Max PV power PV array Input Control Line
Battery overcharge voltage (out of factory default voltage)
288V
Overcharge recovery voltage (out of factory default overcharge voltage)
260V
Over discharge voltage (out of factory default Over discharge voltage)
216V
over-discharge recovery voltage (out of factory default Over discharge voltage)
250V
Free-load current
≤100mA
Temperature Compensation (optional)
4mV/℃/2V ,–35℃--+80℃ ,precision:±1℃
operating ambient temperature
-20~+50℃/35~85%RH( but free from condensation )
Working height above sea level (m)
≤5000(according to GB/T3859.2 derating use when sea level above 1000m)
protection type
reverse current protection at night, Solar cell reverse connection protection, battery over-charge and over discharge protection, battery anti-reverse connection
level of protection Dimension (L * W * H) Net weight
IP20 420mm X 490mm X 150mm 18.0KG
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[ 360VDC series specs parameter ]
Model no.
SSCM-360-50A
SSCM-360-100A
SSCM-360-150A
SSCM-360-200A
18KW
36KW
54KW
72KW
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2/4
2/4
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Max. current of each PV array line
≤75A
≤75A/50A
≤120A/75A
≤75A
Rated current of each PV array
50A
50A/25A
75A/37.5A
50A
Max PV power PV array Input Control Line
Battery overcharge voltage (out of factory default voltage)
435V
Overcharge recovery voltage (out of factory default overcharge voltage)
410V
Over discharge voltage (out of factory default Over discharge voltage)
320V
over-discharge recovery voltage (out of factory default Over discharge voltage)
380V
Free-load current
≤100mA
Temperature Compensation (optional)
4mV/℃/2V ,–35℃--+80℃ ,precision:±1℃
operating ambient temperature
-20~+50℃/35~85%RH( but free from condensation )
Working height above sea level (m)
≤5000(according to GB/T3859.2 derating use when sea level above 1000m)
protection type
reverse current protection at night, Solar cell reverse connection protection, battery over-charge and over discharge protection, battery anti-reverse connection
level of protection Dimension (L * W * H) Net weight
IP20 420mm X 490mm X 150mm 18.0KG
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PSC INDUSTRIES LIMITED
MPPT PV SOLAR Controller Specification §
48VDC Series:
Model Max. Solar Panel Power Rated PV current Price
SSCM-48-50A 3KW 50A
SSCM-48-100A 5KW 100A
SSCM-48-150A 8KW 150A
SSCM-48-200A 10KW 200A
SSCM-96-100A 10KW 100A
SSCM-96-150A 15KW 150A
SSCM-96-200A 20KW 200A
SSCM-120-100A 12KW 100A
SSCM-120-150A 18KW 150A
SSCM-120-200A 25KW 200A
SSCM-240-100A 24KW 100A
SSCM-240-150A 36KW 150A
SSCM-240-200A 48KW 200A
§ 96VDC Series: Model Max. Solar Panel Power Rated PV current Price
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120VDC Series:
Model Max. Solar Panel Power Rated PV current Price (N)
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SSCM-96-50A 5KW 50A
SSCM-120-50A 6KW 50A
240VDC Series:
Model Max. Solar Panel Power Rated PV current Price (N)
SSCM-240-50A 12KW 50A
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SECTION 5 AC CHARGERS 48V/25A AC fast Charger
PSC Solar (UK) 48V/ 200A
SECTION 6 SOLAR STREET LIGHTS A. CFL STREET LIGHTS
B. LED STREET LIGHTS C. COMPLETE TURNKEY STREETLIGHTS
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A. CFL STREET LIGHTS
PSC SOLAR (UK) 12V/36W CFL
B. LED STREET LIGHTS PSC SOLAR (UK) DF – 03 Series
12V /36W LED 12V /50W LED 12V /60W LED 12V /80W LED 24V /80W LED 24V /100W LED
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Professional Quality 30W, 60W 100W LED Solar Street Lights l
Up to 30,000 Lumens (Extreme Brightness)
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Automatic 2 autonomous operation
SOLAR LED STREET LIGHT PSC SOLAR(UK)LTD DF-03 24V 100W LED
Basic Specification Aerospace aluminium Housing case Housing Material Corrosion proof Dimensions
840(L)*320(W)*190(H)mm
Efficiency
150Lumens/watt
Current and power Efficiency
95%
G.W/IP Rating
8.2 Kgs / IP65
Color/ Working Temp
Blue + White
Input Voltage
DC 24V
Input Power
100W
/ -30℃~+50℃
Built in LED driver
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C. COMPLETE TURNKEY STREETLIGHTS
1. 36W LED Complete Solar Streetlight with 5m – 7m pole installed
2. 50W LED Complete Solar Streetlight with 5m – 7m pole installed
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60W LED Complete Solar Streetlight with 5m – 7m pole installed
4. 80W LED Complete Solar Streetlight with 5m – 7m pole installed
5. 100W LED Complete Solar Streetlight with 5m – 7m pole installed
*All poles are 5-6inches in diameter, 3mm thick and are galvanized metal poles.
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SECTION 7 S0LAR LED FLASHLIGHT ,AC LED LIGHT
SUN-403
Warranty time:half one year Source :7LED(0.5W) Battery:600mA 2*NI-CD Avoid Shock ,moisture Size(cm):18*4.5*4.5(cm) Weight(kg):0.15 Capacity:50PCS(47*20*24.5cm) 0.24W solar panel G.W/N.W:13/11.8(KG)
SUN-402
Warranty time:half one year Source :10 LED(0.6W) Battery:600mA 3*NI-CD Avoid Shock ,moisture Size(cm):6*6*25.5(cm) Weight(kg):0.35 Capacity:30PCS(38*27*32cm) 0.35W solar panel G.W/N.W:17/15.8(KG)
Sun-901
88A01 88A11
Solar panel: 30W Battery: 12V, 17Ah Controller: 12V,5Ah
1、8*1W, 2、output 600lm; 3、lampbody PC, 4、with PIR 120 degree; 5、IP54 waterproof, 6、silver gray, ivory 7、AC90~250V
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87A07
1、28*0.06W 2、output 120lm 3、Aluminium die-casing body 4、Tempered glass 5、IP44 waterproof 6、black/white 7、AC100V /240V 8、with PIR 120 degree
86A03
1、1*30W 2、output 2100lm/2700lm 3、Aluminium die-casing body 4、Tempered glass 5、IP65 waterproof 6、Grey Silver 7、AC100V /240V
86B05
1、1*50W 2、output 3500lm/4500lm 3、Aluminium die-casing body 4、Tempered glass 5、IP65 waterproof 6、Grey Silver 7、AC100V ~240V
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SECTION 8 SOLAR WATER BOREHOLE PUMPS
Complete turnkey water borehole with 20,000 litre tank Grundfos Pumps SQF 1.2.2 (1.5hp)
12,000litres/hr @75m (30 – 300 VDC) (1KW motor) (3000rpm)
SQF 2.5.2 (2.5hp)
20,000litres/hr @75m (30 – 300 VDC) (1KW motor)(3000rpm)
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SECTION 9 LANTERNS SOLAR Powered Lanterns with optional AC charging adaptor & Solar Panel.
Sollatek Glowstar 1KV CFL
AC Adaptor
Using 20 Super bright LED bulb High capacity lead-acid 720mAH DF-5820 Can light 6 hours continuous Charging time:12 hours
Using 20+1 Super bright LED bulb Solar panel:4V,60mAh Charging time:4-6hours DF-5812
Continual lighting time:5hours Battery: 2pcs - 600mAh - AA can be charged by Solar Mains current
and AC
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SECTION 10 SOLAR DEEP CYCLE BATTERIES
12V/100AH Marathon Sealed Deep Cycle
12V/200AH Marathon Sealed Deep Cycle
6V/530AH Rolls/ Deep Cycle Lead Acid
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2V/1,600AH Absolyte Deep Cycle High Capacity Solar Deep Cycle Batteries
- 6FM 100D-X (No Discounts) (12V/100A) - 6FM 120D-X (No Discounts) (12V/120A) - 6FM 150D-X (No Discounts) (12V/150A) - 6FM 200D-X (No Discounts) (12V/200A)
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RA 12 -100D (RITAR 12V/100Ah AGM DEEP CYCLE 10YR. Batteries )
RA 12-200D (RITAR 12V/200Ah AGM DEEP CYCLE 10YR. Batteries)
RL 23000D (RITAR 2V/3000 Ah INDUSTRIAL DEEP CYCLE 25 YR. AGM Batteries)
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EXIDE GNB Sealed Deep Cycle Industrial 25 Year Life Battery SB12V 100Ah
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EXIDE GNB Sealed Deep Cycle Solar Industrial Battery 25 Year Life Battery S12V/130Ah S12V/230Ah
EXIDE GNB ABSOLYTE Sealed Deep Cycle Industrial Battery GP 2V/3600Ah
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EXIDE GNB ABSOLYTE Sealed Deep Cycle Battery GX 4V/4000Ah
SAFT SUNICA-PLUS 12V/105A Ni-Cd 50 Yr. Deep Cycle Batteries 8000 -10000 Cycles
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SAFT SUNICA-PLUS 2V/230A Ni-Cd 50Yr. Deep Cycle Batteries 8000-10000 Cycles
SECTION 11
SOLAR TRAFFIC LIGHTS HNST MF12 = N 127, 327.00 Diameter: 200mm Voltage: DC12V Light Source: LED Visible Distance: >300m Colour: red, yellow, and green Solar Panel: 17.5V 10W. Battery: 12V24Ah Rainy days: > 80hours Frequency: Adjustable in 15 – 90 seconds Weight: 40kg 41
HNSS
Diameter Voltage: Light Source: Colour: red, Solar Panel: Battery: Rainy days: > Frequency: Weight: 50kg
PF34
200mm DC12V LED Visible Distance: >300m yellow, and green 17.5V 20W. 12V38Ah 120hours Adjustable in 15 – 90 seconds
HNSS MR11
Diameter 300mm Voltage: DC12V Light Source: LED Visible Distance: >500m Colour: red, yellow and green Solar Panel: 17.5V 30W. Battery: 12V65Ah Rainy days: > 100hours Frequency: Adjustable in 15 – 90 seconds Weight: 75kg
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HNSS MR31
Diameter 300mm Voltage: DC12V Light Source: LED Visible Distance: >500m Colour: red, yellow and green Solar Panel: 17.5V 30W. Battery: 12V65Ah Rainy days: > 100hours Frequency: Adjustable in 15 – 90 seconds Weight: 75kg
HNST PF31
Diameter 300mm Voltage: DC12V Light Source: LED Visible, Distance: >500m Colour: red, yellow, and green Solar Panel: 17.5V 30W. Battery: 12V100Ah Rainy days: > 140hours Frequency: Adjustable in 15 – 90 seconds Without stand bar
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HNST PF32
Diameter 300mm Voltage: DC12V Light Source: LED Visible Distance: >500m Colour: red, yellow, and green Solar Panel: 17.5V 30W. Battery: 12V100Ah Rainy days: > 140hours Frequency: Adjustable in 15 – 90 seconds Without stand bar
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HNST PF34
Diameter 300mm Voltage: AC220V Light Source: LED Visible Distance: >500m Colour: red, yellow, and green Frequency: Adjustable in 15 – 90 seconds Contains 4 sets of light head and stand bar
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SECTION 12 SOLAR ROAD STUDS
Solar Road Studs
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SECTION 13
SOLAR AIRCONDITIONERS
PSC Solar (UK) 1hp DC Air conditioner
PSC Solar (UK) 1.5 hp DC Air conditioner
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SECTION 14
SOLAR REFRIGERATORS/FREEZERS
Daily Energy RF12 (Sunfrost Fridge/Freezer)
Price
39Ah
R10/24” Base (Sunfrost Fridge/Freezer)
23Ah
R19/13” Base (Sunfrost Fridge/Freezer)
47Ah
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SECTION 15 ACCESSORIES A. Battery Box (Street Light) (with vented sides)
B. Solar Street Light Base Anchor Unit
C. 1 foot battery Connector 16mm wire with Cable lock D. 1 metre battery Connector 16mm wire with Cable lock
4M -7M, 5-6 inch Diameter, 3mm 49
Galvanized Street Light Pole with Hi-Tech Battery Box and Swivel Solar Panel Tray
E. ENERGY SAVING LIGHT BULBS
1. DC light bulbs (UK and German made)
2. AC light bulbs (UK and German made) 3. 50
SECTION 16 SELECTED PACKAGES
A. SMALL DC UNITS (20W) ELECTRIC SYSTEM (2 LIGHTS BULBS / SMALL DC FAN)
1 20W Solar Panel 1 Charge Controller 2 Lights Bulbs DC 1 12V/100 Ah Battery Option *Add Small Inverter 600W B. 100W SOLAR SYSTEM (3 LIGHT POINTS, 1 FAN, 1 COMPUTER OR SMALL FRIDGE)
1 100W Solar Panel 1 Solar Charge Controller 1 12V/200Ah Battery 1 600W Inverter 51
*Backup System only *INSTALLATION C. 500W SOLAR System (8 LIGHTS POINTS / 2 FANS, 1 SMALL FRIDGE, TV OR COMPUTER)
3 X 175W Solar Panel 1 Solar Charge Controller 2 12V/ 200Ah Battery 1 1KVA Inverter Charger
*Backup System only
D. 2000W (2KWP) SOLAR PV SYSTEM – 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. (CAN POWER 2 AIRCONDITIONERS PLUS LIGHTS/FRIDGES, TVs etc.)
System Price Inverter Backup System Only E. 10,000W (10KWP) SOLAR PV SYSTEM – 4-6 BEDROOM HOUSE. (CAN POWER 6 AIRCONDITIONERS PLUS LIGHTS/FRIDGES, TVs etc.)
System Price Inverter Backup System Only
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SECTION 17
SOLAR E-BIKES POWER-OKADA
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Very Cheap Price
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Rugged Construction and Light Weight
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Does not need Petrol, Diesel or Oil
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Very Fast and can comfortably seat 3 persons.
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Noiseless Operation
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No Pollution
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No Exhaust pipes
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Safety Guards
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SECTION 18
POSITION PAPER ON INTEGRATING RENEWABLE ENERGY IN THE NATIONAL ENERGY MIX A CASE FOR GOVERNMENT POLICY FOR INCREASED INVESTMENT IN RENEWABLE AS A SOURCE OF ENERGY ESPECIALLY IN NIGERIA By DR. PATRICK OWELLE, MD PSC SOLAR LTD When speaking about renewable energies, the argument always arises like a pavlovian reflex – the issue of high costs. The basic but not critically analysed assumption still predominates that renewable are not affordable in comparison with conventional energy sources. This negative Economic myth about renewable, acts as a permanent excuse not to adopt a grand strategy to actively deploy renewable energy. We have continued to hear fleeting statement that the time for renewable has not yet come, but we will argue that time for renewable is certainly NOW. If not now, when? Especially in developing Economies including Nigeria where after investments of several billions of Dollars for over 50 years, we only have about 2000MW of Electricity generated per year for a country of about 140 million people. This computes to about 14Watts of electricity per person per year or less than one 40W light bulb for 1hour per person for each year. This is not only scandalous but should be unacceptable to the most wretched of societies on earth. The earlier computation and analysis simply underscores and makes the case for a complete rethink on our dependence on the same old traditional fossil fuels for energy generation and demands immediate exploring of alternative sources. Traditional fossil fuels and conventional power generation methods have failed us in Africa or Africa has failed the traditional and conventional power generation methods, it is now time to do something else; namely deploying and integrating power from renewable sources like Solar, Wind and Biomass in to the national power Grids. Government and Policy short-sightedness/ Lack of Political Will The arguments that the time for renewable have not come and are highly expensive are not only short-sighted, but superficial and highly misleading. They are short sighted because they ignore the
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fundamentally different Economic prospects of conventional energies on the one hand and renewables on the other. The following differing Economic prospects are quite compelling: ü It is obvious that conventional Energies will become more and more expensive over time, whereas the costs for renewable will steadily decrease. 10-15 short years ago, the cost of crude oil was between $18-25 per barrel and today it is nearly $90 and increasing daily. 10 -15 short years ago, the cost of Solar power was $5/Wp and today it is $180/wp and decreasing daily. I will speculate that with deregulation and removal of subsidies by government of Nigeria that fuel cost will triple and Quadruple in a few years and will be out of reach to the average Nigerian worker. ü Rising fuel costs from depleting conventional sources (oil and natural gas, coal, uranium etc) inevitably will result in increasing costs for conventional energy supply. ü Extraction costs for conventional energy sources will rise because the remaining resources become more difficult to extract, necessitating more complex and advanced technical efforts a’ la the tar sands of Canada. ü Over and beyond the above, due to the depletion of conventional energy resources, the fuel supply is coming from fewer and fewer sources in an ever-decreasing number of countries which will then lead to Monopolisation of resources. This will then give the suppliers of conventional fuels gain more and more opportunities to raise prices. At present- in the year 2010- we are in a down ward trending oil prices compared to the year 2008, but this is resulting from the critical global economic situation triggered by the global financial meltdown. These comparatively low fuel prices – approximately $90/barrel are only short lived, as the mid-term trend of conventional fuel prices is undoubtedly pointing North (upwards). PROHIBITIVELY INCREASING COST FACTORS ü Another factor that must be taken into consideration is price increases when erecting new large energy production facilities because there only exist a few producers of the necessary material and holders of the relevant technological knowledge, the large number of developing countries (including Nigeria which incidentally does not refine its crude oil but imports its refined petroleum products) with rising energy consumption are forced to rely on those few producers. Lastly, rising costs for conventional fuels associated with climate protection measures resulting from international liabilities (Kyoto protocols and Copenhagen) that will be reflected in increased energy prices. Many countries are faced with additional costs including but not limited to: ü Investment that will be necessary to provide for cooling water in Nuclear and fossil power plants in countries with insufficient water resources.
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ü In countries where the distribution of main electricity does not cover the whole territory (roughly 2 billion people in the World and 70 million people in Nigeria) are facing high cost as well as a minimum of 10-20 years to adequately plan and extend the Grid Infrastructure.
THE CASE FOR ADOPTING RENEWABLE ENERGY TODAY IN NIGERIA/AFRICA We simply cannot do the same things over and over again and expect a different outcome/result each time. We have tried for over 50+ years using the same model and today 50 years later and several billions of dollars invested, we have nothing to show for it. Over 70% of our country is in the dark or have limited and very unstable electricity supply. Prices for renewable energy are decreasing constantly, on the other hand because only the costs for technology are relevant. These declines are due to mass production of renewable energy installations that come about by mobilised market introduction and continue technological improvements. Since installation producing renewable energy (in particular Solar and wind) can be directly set up in the Areas/locales that need it, a widespread transmission/evacuation infrastructure will be superflous. Even beyond the above, solar and wind power plants (with exception of Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) do not need water for cooling and produce No Emissions. In addition to the above, the very minimal or zero maintenance costs associated with small scale solar and individually tied to the Grid or off-Grid as the case may be makes a case for use of renewable energy over time. The conclusion is inescapable: that those investments in renewable energy today are the ONLY chance to reach a cost- effective energy supply for everyone, everywhere, NIGERIA included. The negative myth of high costs that accompany the use of renewable is superficial and misleading because it does not differentiate between Micro and Macro-Economic assumption ie expenses for a single investor on the one hand and for the whole economy on the other. It is important to note however, that this distinction is crucial for the question of whether governments stick to conventional energies or decide to orient their activities towards renewable energies. The comprehensive economic benefits accompanying the switch to renewable energy are manifold and evident especially so if the renewable that are employed are harvested nationally ie if they are indigenous resources that do not need to be imported. The magnitude of these social benefits results from the macroeconomic costs of the conventional power supply which can be avoided by employing renewable. UNEXPECTED POTENTIAL WINNERS The spectrum of potential winners from a shift in energy however goes well beyond the producers of renewable energy technologies. It also encompasses the vast majority of all other business, only a few of whom have recognised that they have a self interest in achieving independence from the conventional energy business. 56
Thus, it is in the interest of the car industry to overcome its 100 years alliance with the petroleum industry. Cars and, by extension their manufacturers, are regarded as an environmental danger largely due to fossil fuels used to drive them. The same goes for the airline industry and diesel generator industry. It is noteworthy that the first solar powered airplane was tested in March 2010 and the first Bio fuel powered airplane was tested in Australia in 2009. Future increase in the price of fuel will undoubtedly affect the car and transportation industry. The electrical and information technology industry should not have to wait for government to pass laws promoting its participation in renewable energy. It is already within its power to optimise electricity storage battery technologies, to develop new ones and put them up for sale. Agriculture also has a unique opportunity to revive and turn itself into the Economy’s’ most important resource (once deemed inconceivable through the integrated cultivation of plants and food stuffs, energy and raw materials –a threefold Economy). In the cultivation of plants and raw materials, there lies a chance to ecologise the chemical industry for a fundamental metabolism. Plants will replace petroleum as the diverse basic material of the future. Construction businesses, including the building materials industry that will experience the largest up swing if it seizes the opportunities provided by solar construction. Numerous new building materials and construction roof tiles replaced by solar PV roof tiles which serves to generate electricity and at the same time provide roof cover for buildings. And finally, there is the Local government Areas and local IPPs which are taking electricity production back into its own hands, and as a partner for Regional agriculture is discovering the production and marketing of bio fuels as a new line of work. The same is true of direct utilization of the local potential for solar radiation energy, wind, water, terrestrial and atmospheric least; it is possible to come up with integrated utilization plans that have short routes from production to consumption, plans with which a centrally organised energy business (with all the expensive outlays for its wide – ranging infrastructure) cannot compete. In short, not only will new industrial enterprises emerge when renewable energy prevails renewable energy will also open up opportunities for old branches of industry. The more autonomous investments flow into renewable energy, the faster old plant and equipment will be replaced by a new generation of decentralised energy facilities and the better it will be for NIGERIA. WAY FORWARD FOR NIGERIA ü Comprehensive policy (Legislative or Executive action) Mandating PHCN to purchase at least 10% of the country’s electricity from renewable energy provides (Solar, Wind, and Biomass etc). ü Feed – in tariff to encourage individual customers to receive payment for tying their individual renewable power plants into the National Grid 57
ü Government policy mandating 10%-20% of electricity for all new buildings to be generated from renewable sources. ü Tax reduction policies for renewables and 0% tax and 0% custom duty for renewable imports or 0% interest for renewable manufacturing plants. ü Appointment of a renewable energy minister in the ministry of power or creation of separate ministry to be member of National Executive Council to drive development of renewables as well as the integration of renewable into the National Energy Mix. ü Reduction of dependency on conventional energy source and reducing the burden on the National grid by using independent/ automatic and autonomous highly Luminous Solar Highway and Street lights. Nigeria is blessed with over abundance of resources especially but not limited to Sun and it is imperative that we begin to use this resource to the benefit of our 140million citizens. The time is now and we must collectively and very steadfastly solve this Albatross of energy problems. DR. Patrick Owelle is a renewable energy Executive and Solar PV researcher with over 20 years of experience. He is currently managing Director of PSC Industries Limited (UK & Nigeria). He can be contacted by Email@
[email protected] or by telephone on 07025768686.
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