LOGIC OF==ALPABETIC===ALPHANUMERIC===NUMERIC===NEGATIVENO===checking in TALEND

**AlphaNumeric||length > 5|| ==0 then reject else Accept

b=myString.matches("[0-9]+") ? myString.length() > 5 || myString.matches("0") ? "false" : "true" : "false";

**AlphaNumeric
myString.matches("[A-Za-z0-9]+")

**Numeric
myString.matches("[0-9]+"))

**Negative
myString.matches("-[0-9]+"))

**Alphabetic
myString.matches("[A-Za-z]+")


Eg:

* package whatever; // don't place package name! */

import java.util.*;
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;

/* Name of the class has to be "Main" only if the class is public. */
class Ideone
{
 public static void main (String[] args) throws java.lang.Exception
 {
  String myString = "-123456";
System.out.println(myString.matches("[A-Za-z0-9]+"));

String a=(myString.matches("[A-Za-z]+")) ? "String1" :

(myString.matches("[0-9]+")) ? myString.length() > 5 ? ">5" : "Good" :
(myString.matches("-[0-9]+")) ? "Negative" : "none";

System.out.println("hi"+a);

if(myString.matches("[A-Za-z]+"))
{
 System.out.println("String");
}
else
{   if(myString.matches("[0-9]+"))
      {
         System.out.println("Number");
      }
}    

System.out.println(myString.matches("[A-Za-z]+"));
 }
}

BUSINESS MODEL in TALEND

Business Model
Talend's Business Models allow data integration project stakeholders to graphically represent their needs regardless of the technical implementation requirements. Business Models help the IT operation staff understand these expressed needs and translate them into technical processes (Jobs).

•draw your business needs,
•create and assign numerous repository items to your model objects,
•define the business model properties of your model objects.


All objects are represented in the Palette as shapes, and can be included in the model.

Shapes

Select the shape corresponding to the relevant object you want to include in your Business Model. Double-click it or click the shape in the Palette and drop it in the modeling area.

Alternatively, for a quick access to the shape library, keep your cursor still on the modeling area for a couple of seconds to display the quick access toolbar:

Terminal--The rounded corner square can illustrate any type of output terminal.

List--forms a list with the extracted data. The list can be defined to hold a certain nature of data.

InpuT--Inserts an input object allowing the user to type in or manually provide data to be processed.

Gear--This gearing piece can be used to illustrate pieces of code programmed manually that should be replaced by a Talend Job for example.

Ellipse--Inserts an ellipse shape.

Document--Inserts a Document object which can be any type of document and can be used as input or output for the data processed.

Decision--The diamond shape generally represents an if condition in the model. Allows to take context-sensitive actions.

Database--Inserts a database object which can hold the input or output data to be processed.

Data--A parallelogram shape symbolize data of any type.

Actor--This schematic character symbolizes players in the decision-support as well technical processes.

Action--The square shape can be used to symbolize actions of any nature, such as transformation, translation or formatting.

Assignment tab

The Assignment tab displays in a tabular form details of the Repository attributes you allocated to a shape or a connection.

To display any assignment information in the table, select a shape or a connection in the active model, then click the Assignment tab in the Business Model view.

You can also display the assignment list placing the mouse over the shape you assigned information to.


Assigning repository elements to a Business Model
The Assignment tab in the Business Models view lists the elements from the Repository tree view which have been assigned to a shape in the Business Model.
You can define or describe a particular object in your Business Model by simply associating it with various types of information, for example by adding metadata items.

You can set the nature of the metadata to be assigned or processed, thus facilitating the Job design phase.

To assign a metadata item, simply drop it from the Repository tree view to the relevant shape in the design workspace.

The Assignment table, located underneath the design workspace, gets automatically updated accordingly with the assigned information of the selected object.

The types of items that you can assign are:

Job designs--If any Job Designs developed for other projects in the same repository are available, you can reuse them as metadata in the active Business Model.
Metadata--You can assign any descriptive data stored in the repository to any of the objects used in the model. It can be connection information to a database for example.
Business Models--You can use in the active model all other Business Models stored in the repository of the same project.
Documentation--You can assign any type of documentation in any format. It can be a technical documentation, some guidelines in text format or a simple description of your databases.
Routines (Code)--If you have developed some routines in a previous project, to automate tasks for example, you can assign them to your Business Model. Routines are stored in the Code folder of the Repository tree view.

Talend Activity Monitoring Console (AMC )

Activity monitoring information can be stored in delimited files or database tables.

Before collecting and reusing the activity monitoring information of your Talend Jobs, you have to:

•Create files or database tables to be used as datasources for the activity monitoring information.

•Enable activity monitoring either by configuring the Stats & Logs settings at the project level or Job level or by adding the relevant components to your Jobs in order to catch and record the activity monitoring information and deliver it to the defined output (files or database tables).

•Configure the datasources to retrieve the activity monitoring information, which can be displayed on Talend Activity Monitoring Console either from the studio or from the Monitoring module of Talend Administration Center.


Different Views in AMC :

Jobs vieW--The Jobs view provides the list of Jobs mentioned in the execution log data collected.
The History view provides a summary of the Job main steps.
The Detailed History view splits up each Job into components and provides the execution details.
The Main Chart view displays a pie chart representing for each component, its respective share of the execution time.
The Meter Log view displays the detailed information of the various flows processed in the Job selected on the Jobs view.
The Logged Events view displays in full the messages generated through tWarn or tDie components as well as Java Exception
The Error Report view provides an analysis of the proportion of errors that occurred over a number of Job executions
The Job Volume view displays a line chart representing the volumetrics of the flow being processed. Depending on the tFlowMeter component settings on your Talend Job design, the scale and units will differ.
The Threshold chart view displays the proportion of the flow measured.

Choosing shares to buy

Understand the economy and financial environment

The more reliable the information you have, the better your decisions will be. Here are some places where you can get information about market changes:

◾The Reserve Bank of India's quarterly Statement on Monetary Policy for commentary on the Indian economy
◾The business section of reputable websites, magazines and newspapers for new economic information
◾The research department of banks and stockbrokers for forecasts about economic conditions

Topics to keep up-to-date with include:

◾The Indian economy
◾Interest rates
◾Government policy
◾Exchange rates
◾Investor sentiment
◾Overseas economies and markets relevant to the business

You should also focus on industry specific or even regional influences that might impact a company's profits.

Finding shares to buy

Blue chip companies

If you are going to choose your own shares, a good place to start is with the S&P/ASX 50, a list of Australia's top 50 companies, commonly known as 'blue chip' companies.

Blue chip companies tend to be long established, stable companies that suit investors looking for steady returns with less risk.

Speculative companies

Companies that don't have a long history and are not in the top 100 companies in Australia are known as 'speculative' companies. While there may be potential for a large return, be aware that the opposite is also true and you could potentially suffer large losses.

Speculative shares are most suited to experienced investors who are prepared to risk their initial capital in the hope of higher returns.


Once you have a list of companies it pays to consider the competition that a company faces and how it compares to others in the sector.

You should find out:

◾What is the company's position in the market?
◾Are the goods and services it provides likely to be in demand in years to come?
◾Are there opportunities for the company to grow in the future?


Capital growth or income?

Work out what you want from your shares. Do you need regular income or do you just want capital growth?

If earning a regular income is important, then you may want to look at companies that have a track record of paying high dividends, which tend to be the larger companies on the ASX.

Smaller companies are often focused on growth, so they are more likely to reinvest their profits in the business, rather than paying dividends to their shareholders.

Market sectors

Each sector of the market has its own benefits and risks. For example as a general rule:
◾Financial sector - Banks and other financial institutions usually offer steady income through high dividends.
◾Resources sector - Mining companies offer potential for high capital growth but tend not to provide large dividends. This industry can be highly cyclical, which means it does well when the international economy is healthy, but badly when it is suffering.
◾Consumer sector - Retailers offer medium-sized dividends. This sector tends to move up and down with the Australian economy.

Researching companies
The value of your investment depends on the health of the business so it's important to research and compare before you invest.

Annual reports

One of the best sources of information is a company's annual report. This contains many important things you need to know about a company, including:
◾Core business activities
◾Future prospects
◾Whether the company is making a profit or loss
◾Company strategy

Annual reports can overwhelm you with information so we've identified several useful things you should look out for. See annual reports for more details.

Company alerts

For more up-to-date information, set up a free Company Alert and we'll email you every time a company lodges information with ASIC, including takeovers, buybacks and floats.

You can also visit the ASX website and check the 'Prices and Announcements' section, which lists documents received by the ASX.

The business section of the newspaper will also keep you informed.

Prospectuses

If a company is issuing shares for the first time, another useful source of information is its prospectus. To find out more, see prospectuses.

Research reports

Share brokers will often give you access to research reports for various companies.
Comparing companies in the same industry

Comparing a company to its competitors is one way of assessing its value. Companies release a lot of key information that will give you some idea of whether their share price is under or overvalued.

Bear in mind that these are very simple comparison tools. Professional investors will often take months to determine whether a share is worth buying. They are trying to predict how much profit a company will make in the years ahead. No one measure will give you the information you need, so always use a range of sources.

Here are some comparison tools that you could start with:

◾Earnings per share (EPS): EPS is the portion of a company's profit allocated to each share. The higher the EPS, the more a share is potentially worth. Companies publish their earnings per share, so you can find this information on their website, in their annual report or on the ASX website.

◾Price earnings ratios (P/E): This can be a good way of working out whether the price of a share is over or undervalued compared to its competitors. In general, the lower the ratio the better. But a low ratio is not always a good thing. It could mean that the market expects earnings to be lower in the future. To work out a P/E ratio, divide the current price of the share by the earnings per share.

◾Dividend yield (%): Dividends are paid from profits and can be a good reflection of how the company is performing. But a high yield is not necessarily a good thing, especially if the dividends come from borrowings. To work out the yield, divide the dividend per share by the share price.


SUMMARY :
◾The Indian economy
◾Interest rates
◾Government policy
◾Exchange rates
◾Investor sentiment

◾Overseas economies and markets relevant to the business
◾What is the company's position in the market?
◾Are the goods and services it provides likely to be in demand in years to come?

◾Are there opportunities for the company to grow in the future?
Annual reports
*Company alerts
◾Earnings per share (EPS)
◾Price earnings ratios (P/E)
◾Dividend yield (%)

Talend Job Design - Performance Optimization Tips

1.Remove Unnecessary fields/columns ASAP using tFilterColumns component.

It is very important to remove the data from the Job flow which is not required as soon as possible. e.g. we have a huge lookup file having more than 20 fields but we only need two fields (Key, Value) while performing the lookup operation. Now if we do not filter the columns before join then the whole file will be read into memory for performing lookup hence occupying unnecessary space. However, if we filter fields and only keep two required columns then the memory occupied by lookup data is much less i.e. in this example 10 times less.



2. Remove Unnecessary data/records ASAP using tFilterRows component.

Similarly, It is necessary to remove the data from the job flow which is not required in the Job. Having less data in your job flow will always allow your Talend Job to perform better.

3. Use Select Query to retrieve data from database

4. Use Database Bulk components -

5. Store on Disk Option -

6. Allocating more memory to the Jobs-

7. Parallelism -

• Using the tParallelize component of Talend. (only available in Talend Integration Suite)
• Running SubJobs in Parallel by using the Multithreaded Executions. This option is also available in Talend Open Studio. However, this option is disabled by default. You can enable this option from Job view. Visit the article “Parallel Execution Sub Jobs in Talend Open Studio” for more details and demonstration of Parallel execution of Sub Jobs in Talend Open Studio.

8. Use Talend ELT Components when required-

9. Use SAX parser over Dom4J whenever required -
When parsing Huge XML files try using the SAX parser in the Generation mode in the Advanced Settings of tFileInputXML component. However SAX parser comes with few downsides e.g. we can only basic XPATH expression and can not use expressions like Last , array selection of data [ ] etc. But if your requirement is getting accomplished using SAX parser, you must prefer it over Dom4J.

10. Index Database Table columns -

11. Split Talend Job to smaller Subjobs- Whenever possible, one should split the complex Talend job to smaller Subjobs. Talend operates pipe line parallelism i.e. after processing few records it passes to downstream components even if the previous component has finished processing all records. Hence if we will design a JOb having complex number of operations in single subjob then the performance of the job will reduce. It is advisable to bread the complex Talend job to smaller Subjobs and then control the flow of Job using Triggers in Talend. Thanks Guys for reading this post. I am looking forward to your expert comments.

FAQS of TALEND OPEN STUDIO/BIGDATA/ENTERPRISE CERTIFICATION

**tFileInputDelimited :

Header --Enter the number of rows to be skipped in the beginning of file.

**How to partition a data flow?(Partition,Departition,Repartition of a dataflow)?

The Parallelization vertical tab allows you to configure parameters for partitioning a data flow into multiple threads, so as to handle those threads in parallel for better performance. The options that appear in this tab vary depending on the sequence of the row connection in the flow. In addition, different icons will appear in the row connection according to your selection.

Parallelization--Parallelization tab is available only on the condition that you have subscribed to one of the Talend Platform solutions or Big Data solutions

Partition row --Select this option when you need to partition the input records into a specific number of threads.

              ---It is not available to the last row connection of the flow.

Departition row --Select this option when you need to regroup the outputs of the processed parallel threads.

                --It is not available to the first row connection of the flow.

Repartition row --Select this option when you need to partition the input threads into a specific number of threads and regroup the outputs of the processed parallel threads.

                --It is not available to the first or the last row connection of the flow.

 Merge sort partitions --Select this check box to implement the Mergesort algorithm to ensure the consistency of data.

                          This check box appears when you select the Departition row or Repartition row option.

**Which components provide the Dynamic Schema feature?

Not every component supports the dynamic schema feature. You will get an error as shown below if you select the Dynamic type for a column in the schema of a component that does not support this feature.

You can find a list of components that support the Dynamic type by following these steps:

1. Go to the <Talend Studio installation dir>/plugins/ directory and find the jar file org.talend.core.tis_x.x.x.rxxxxxx.jar (for example: org.talend.core.tis_5.6.1.20141207_1530.jar).
2. Extract the the resources folder from the jar file,
3. Then open the text file supportDynamic.txt in the folder. You will see a list of components that support the Dynamic type. Such as:

tFileInputDelimited ,tFileOutputDelimited ,tAccessInput ,tAS400Input ,tDBInput ,tDB2Input ,tEXAInput ,tFirebirdInput ,tGreenPlumInput ,tHSQLDBInput ,tIngresInput ,tInformixInput ,tJavaDBInput ,tJDBCInput ,tMaxDBInput ,tMysqlInput ,tMSSqlInput ,tNetezzaInput ,tOracleInput ,tPostgresqlInput ,tPostgresPlusInput ,tParAccelInput ,tSQLiteInput ,tSasInput ,tSybaseInput ,tVectorWiseInput ,tVerticaInput ,tVerticaOutput ,tTeradataInput ,tJava ,tJavaFlex ,tJavaRow ,tLogRow ,tMap ,tOracleOutput ,tMysqlOutput ,tMSSqlOutput ,tPostgresqlOutput ,tAS400Output ,tDB2Output ,tInformixOutput ,tSybaseOutput ,tTeradataOutput ,tAggregateRow ,tSortRow ,tFilterRow ,tWriteDynamicFields ,tExtractDynamicFields ,tUnite ,tUniqRow ,tRunJob ,tReplicate ,tAggregateSortedRow ,tFilterColumns ,tJoin ,tSampleRow ,tHashInput ,tHashOutput ,tFileInputPositional ,tFileOutputPositional ,tAmazonMysqlInput ,tAmazonMysqlOutput ,tAmazonOracleInput ,tAmazonOracleOutput ,tSAPHanaInput ,tSAPHanaOutput ,tLDAPInput ,INPUT ,OUTPUT

**RELATED TO CDC

TSUBSCRIBERS is the Built-in Table and all others are created with the corresponding
TABLE NAME.

--> TSUBSCRIBERS....TALEND_CDC_TABLE_TO_WATCH, TALEND_CDC_SUBSCRIBER_NAME,TALEND_CDC_CREATION_DATE fileds.

 TCDC_CUSTOMERS....CUSTOMERS is the TABLE NAME.

                ...>TALEND_CDC_SUBSCRIBER_NAME,TALEND_CDC_STATE,TALEND_CDC_TYPE,TALEND_CDC_CREATION_DATE,ID FIELDS

CDC_Foundation...TSUBSCRIBERS,TCDC_CUSTOMERS,TCDC_VIEW_CUSTOMERS.

TABLE SCHEMAS..CUSTOMERS...View all Changes...

**Activate AMC in your Talend Studio
To activate AMC in your Talend Studio you can either activate it in your project or activate it for one individual jobs only.

To activate it for the complete project please click on

File -> Edit project properties -> Job Settings -> Stats & Logs.

Select all checkboxes  so that Logs, Statistics and volemetrics can be catched.
Check "In Database" and configure the database connection that you want to use.

Configuration of the Talend Administrative Console

The Talend Administrative Console (TAC) is able to show just the same data the Talend STudio does. To be able to display it, you need to configure your database connection, first.

Click on Dashboard -> Connections and select "Add".Enter all database connection details , including the database tables.

If this doesn´t yet work, then please check if you have a "localhost" URL under Settings -> Configuration -> Dashboard.  If so, please replace it with your actual server URL or server name.


After doing so, you should now see the AMC in the TAC.

**The types of items that you can assign to a BUSINESS MODEL ARE :
Job designs--
Metadata--
Business Models--
Documentation--
Routines (Code)--


**The Assignment tab displays in a tabular form details of the Repository attributes you allocated to a shape or a connection.

To display any assignment information in the table, select a shape or a connection in the active model, then click the Assignment tab in the Business Model view.


You can also display the assignment list placing the mouse over the shape you assigned information to.

**Comparison of 2 jobs can be done thru COMPARE-RESULT-VIEW

**INNER JOIN REJECT-->

**MILLER,RED,OHRA --> Thru which components can you create that single record data

into 3 records 

like

INPUT : MILLER,RED,OHRA

OUTPUT :

 MILLER

RED

OHRA

a)tfileoutputDelemited--not possible

b)tNormalizer--Only Possible with this

c)tmap--Possible with 3 output flows

**

ShortCuts used in TALEND

Commonly Used Shortcuts

Ctrl + Shift + F3 --->Synchronizes components javajet components.-->Global application

F5-->Refreshes the Repository view.

how-to-create-virtual-hard-drive in WINDOWS 7

1. Right click My Computer and Select Manage.

2. It will open Computer Management window. Right click Disk Management and select Create VHD.

3. In the Create and Attach Hard Disk window provide the location of Virtual Disk and its Size. You can choose to have a fixed size or Dynamic size disk format.

4. Click on OK to create a virtual hard disk. Depending upon the size of disk, your PC may take time to create it. You can see the progress in the status bar.

5. In the Disk Management Right click the Virtual Disk that we have just created and Select Initialize Disk.

6. In the Initialize Disk window, click OK to below screen.

7. Now it is time to create a volume by Right-clicking the unallocated space and select New Simple Volume.


8. go through the New Simple Volume Wizard


Detailed Description in the below link :

http://www.vikramtakkar.com/2013/03/how-to-create-virtual-hard-drive-vhd-or.html

Adding New MONGO DB Components to the TALEND

1. Or you can Download the components from http://www.talendforge.org/exchange/ and search for Mongo instead of using Talend Big Data. But I would suggest use Talend for big Data for it.
2. The components will be zipped format , Unzip the same. In Talend Big data you will find the components in Component folder.
3. Copy these Unzipped Components to the installation Path of TOS. C:TalendTOS_DI-Win32-r84309V5.1.1pluginsorg.talend.designer.components.localprovider_5.1.1.r84309components
4. Copy the mongo-1.3.jar file in the component folder into the C:TalendTOS_DI-Win32-r84309-V5.1.1libjava In many systems you might not be able to see this file then go with ADMINISTRATOR priviliges.
5. optional for few systems——>>> Inside index.xml add save index.xml
6. Restart TOS

Then you will be able to use them as normal components.

Importing Talend jobs of Higher Version to Lower Version of TALEND

STEPS : Create a New LOCAL project
**Go to PROCESS  folder inside your workspace of the Project
           For Eg :  C:\Studio\Mywork\MYLOCAL\process   (MyWork is the Workspace and MyLocal is the project)

** Copy the below 3 files of all the jobs you have in the PROCESS folder.
              .item
              .properties
              .screenshot
**Right click on Job Designs, Click on Import Items
** Select Root Folder as the Workspace folder (Eg: C:\Studio\Mywork\)
** All the jobs will appear now
**Click on overwrite contexts
** Click on Finish
**Now you have got the jobs you want ..

For more details check the below link.

URL : https://jimmcnulty.wordpress.com/2014/07/31/opening-talend-jobs-in-any-version/

Exporting bookmarks from internet explorer & Chrome

Exporting bookmarks from INTERNET EXPLORER

 **Start Internet Explorer.
**On the File menu, click Import and Export, and then click Next.
**Click Export Favorites and then click Next.
**Click Favorites and then click Next.
**Type the name of the file that you want to export the favorites to




Exporting bookmarks from  CHROME

**Open Google Chrome and click on the Customize
**and Control Google Chrome menu > Bookmarks > Bookmarks manager (or press [CTRL] + [Shift] + [O]).
**Click on the Organize menu > Export bookmarks to HTML file:

** Choose a location to save the file and click on Save.

SOLAR--INVERTER--BATTERY

100 watts --4500, 6000

Poly : 1 watt- 45Rs.

Mono : 1watt - 60Rs.

Poly--15 years warranty

Mono--25 years warranty

Mono Crystalline vs Poly Crystalline Solar panels

1)branded solar panels like Tata solar, Moser baer , Sukam, Luminous etc.

2)Choose 12v panels, if you want to add solar panels to your existing single battery inverter.

Choose 24 v panels, if you have double battery inverter.

3)Buy solar charge controllers with auto switch over function




#Eg 1:  Sukam shiny puresinewave 1500va double battery inverter
+
Two Exide IT500 (150ah tall tubular) batteries

Sukam shiny 1500 va inverter is available online for Rs.6600/- (cash on delivery) (no need to pay online)

One Exide IT500 battery would cost Rs.14 to 14.5 K


#Eg 2:

My load preference is 3 Fans, 3 CFL’s and 1 LCD Tv during Day time

1) 500 watts solar panels (Poly crystalline PV Modules)

2)Luminous 1.5 KVA sine wave (double battery) inverter

3) Two 100 ah Exide Invertor Plus Batteries and

4) 24v, 40amps PWM Solar Charge controller

500 WATTS Polycrystalline solar panels –> 2 x 250 watts panels

500watts panels -Rs.45 x 500watts = Rs.22500/-

PWM Solar charge controller (24v, 30 amp)   = Rs.2000/-

Microtek 1.5 KVA SEBz1500va sine wave inverter = Rs.7000/-

Two 100 ah Exide Invertor Plus batteries = Rs.16,000/- (cost of 2 batteries)

Wires and installation of panels               = Rs.5000/-

Total Cost – Rs.53,000/- (approx)

Government Subsidy on Solar inverter & panels Set up
-----------------------------------------------------

Note: As i already said, it is possible to get government subsidy up to 25 % of the total cost, so you could get up to maximum Rs.13,000 as subsidy for this configurtion, so that the final cost would come down to Rs.40000/-

Remember that, for subsidy you need to wait up to 6 months after installation, so the total amount you need to invest initially is approximately Rs.53,000/-


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As we have only 500 watts solar panel setup, we should not use more than 400 watts power from inverter during day time
Lets see how many Fans, lights and TV can we use with this 400 watts power during day time.

3 fans – 240 watts

One 32 inch LCD – 80 watts

Total – 320 watts

In this whole setup, one thing you should remember is

Point No.1 –> Manually switch off the Grid power supply to inverter every morning 7 or 8 AM (according to the availability of sun light)

Point No.2 –> Manually switch on the Grid power supply to inverter on evening time, when sunlight goes off.

MNRE (Ministry of new and renewable energy)


Poly Crystalline Solar panelsSOLAR PANELS :
==========================================
100 watts --Rs. 4500

Poly : 1 watt- 45Rs.

Poly--15 years warranty

400 Watts -- Rs. 18000



BATTERY :
---------
Exide Inva Tubular IT500
 
Battery capacity  150 AH
Volume of Electrolyte (acid volume) 23.8 Litres
Battery Weight  60.05 KG
Constant potential charging current limit 30 Amps
Battery Cycle Life  800 – 1000 cycles @ 80% DOD
Life Expectancy  5 years +
Price Rs.14,000 to 15,500/- approx.
Warranty 48 months


PWM SOLAR CHARGE CONTROLLER :
=============================
Su-Kam Solacon’ Solar conversion kit Price = Rs.3000 to 3500/- (12 v 16 amp) (no panels included)

With sukam ‘Solarcon’ PWM 12v 16 amp Solar conversion kit, we can connect up to 260 watts of solar PV modules.

250 watts recommended

If you want to install high capacity solar panels like 400, 500 or above 500, better you go for SolarCon 24 v (double battery inverter kit)


INVERTER :
=============
Sukam shiny series inverter is available in 5 variants

250VA, 400VA, 650VA, 850VA and 1500VA

850 VA is most suitable model for average Indian Home

850 VA Shiny available for Rs.5500/-


Conclusion :
------------
Scenario 1:
----------
Inverter : Sukam Shiny 850 VA pure sinewave inverter price – Rs.5800

Poly Solar Panel (Branded) 400 Watts -- Rs. 18000

Exide Inva Tubular IT 500 -- Rs. 15000
Capacity : 150 Ah


Solar Charge Controller (Su-Kam Solacon)(12 v 16 amp) -- Rs.3500/-

Installation :  Rs. 5000

Total :  Rs.47000 /-

Scenario 2 :
------------
1) 500 watts solar panels (Poly crystalline PV Modules)

2)Luminous 1.5 KVA sine wave (double battery) inverter

3) Two 100 ah Exide Invertor Plus Batteries and

4) 24v, 40amps PWM Solar Charge controller

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Inverter : Sukam Shiny 1.5 KVA Pure Sine wave(Double battery)  Rs.8500/-
Sukam Shiny 1500 VA pure sinewave inverter price – Rs.8500

Poly Solar Panel (Branded) 500 Watts -- Rs. 22,500

Battery : Exide Inva Tubular IT500 (Two 100 ah) -- Rs.

PWM Solar Charge Controller (Su-Kam Solacon)(24, 40 amp) -- Rs./-

Installation :  Rs. 5000