[ahit]

I already have a local-made inverter of 1000W and till now I used to buy 2 local batteries(no idea about their AH capacity,according to that dealer 1000W inverter requires two batteries)..now they are dead again and I am planning to do some research instead of blindly buying from that local dealer...So guys please suggest battery (AH and what cost) branded or otherwise which you think has best value for money.And does 1000W inverter really requires 2 batteries or only one battery can do the job?

Usual load:1 TV,3 Fans,5 Tubelights ,(sometime 1Laptop)
Backup time: 3-4 hours straight

[bangali_babu]

yes, 1 kVA inverter needs at least 2 batteries.

usually, people go for the same make of batteries as their inverter is, but in your case it's a nameless inverter.

1) if you have plenty of money, then go for tubular batteries by either exide or luminous. they come with 4-yr warranty.

2) if money is a concern then, go for non-tubular exide or luminous batteries with 3 yrs warranty. rating could be from 120 to 160 mAh.

[ahit]

^thansk...any idea about their price?

[sexyaunty123]

Exide is a best Battery for Inverter as well as other purpose too. Go to your near shop and find out.

[bangali_babu]

Originally Posted by ahit

^thansk...any idea about their price?

every state has a different price range.

mine is luminous... MRP mentioned is 10475 and i got it for around 7500.

[naughtyzoya]

kevin battery..
it comes with 2 years warranty for both the inverter and battery. priced around 15,500

[anuban1976]

i would suggest to change your invertor as well. go for Luminous Inverter (1KVA) with 2 Exide tubular batteries.

[bangali_babu]

Originally Posted by naughtyzoya

kevin battery..
it comes with 2 years warranty for both the inverter and battery. priced around 15,500

lol... why would one want to go with this Lenin thing when other well recognized brands are available for much cheaper and come with 3 yrs warranty?

are you the manufacturer of this Lenin brand?