The best inverter for home use depends on your power requirements. For basic usage (fans, lights, TV), a sine wave inverter with 800VA–1.5KVA capacity is sufficient. For heavier loads like refrigerators or air conditioners, a higher-capacity inverter (2.5KVA–3KVA) with tubular batteries is ideal.
How long does an inverter battery last?
Battery life depends on type and usage. Typically, tubular batteries last 4–6 years with proper maintenance, while flat-plate batteries last 2–3 years. Regular water top-ups and cleaning can extend battery life.
How do I know if my inverter battery needs replacement?
Signs include reduced backup time, frequent low-battery alerts, swelling or leakage, unusual noises, or rusted terminals. If your battery is older than 4 years, it’s wise to get it checked or replaced.
Can I upgrade my existing inverter system?
Yes. If your current inverter cannot handle your load or lacks modern features, we can help upgrade it to a newer, more energy-efficient model with better performance and backup.
