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Exide is best I'm using it from last 5 years working good and most important customer support is too good
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I'm using exide and microtek since 2012 . Both are working great.
Exide inverter can protect appliances too. If voltage is less than 100 volts or greater than 300 volts then it works on battery power. So, high or low voltage won't cause any damage to inverter and anything which is connected to that inverter. It also has a screen which gives various information.
Exide inverter can protect appliances too. If voltage is less than 100 volts or greater than 300 volts then it works on battery power. So, high or low voltage won't cause any damage to inverter and anything which is connected to that inverter. It also has a screen which gives various information.
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I am using SuKam from last 10 years. Installed at 2 different places.
Working fine without a problem till now.
Wihle buying an Inverter I would suggest you to keep the following in mind :
1) How much load you will put on the inverter : There are many Indian website which will help you to calculate the load based on input you provide.
2) How much (time) backup you need.
3) Prefer a Pure Sine Wave inverter. Pure since inverter provide the quality of electricity exactly as we get from the power grid.
Many companies are misleading customers with terms Pure, Digital, Sine etc but you should prefer Pure Sine Wave technology to ensure longer life of your electric appliances.
4) See if the Brand(company) you are buying have their own R & D.
5) Check some basic features which are common to all invertors.
a) Selectable 2 modes of operation. UPS Or Basic Inverter.
b) Overload and Over Volatge protection.
c) Selectable 2 modes of Charging. Normal Chrage or Fast Charge. (Fast Charge is helpful when the Power-Cut is frequent)
6) The most important is after sales service. Check online if On Site service is avialbale at your location.
Best of Luck ....
Working fine without a problem till now.
Wihle buying an Inverter I would suggest you to keep the following in mind :
1) How much load you will put on the inverter : There are many Indian website which will help you to calculate the load based on input you provide.
2) How much (time) backup you need.
3) Prefer a Pure Sine Wave inverter. Pure since inverter provide the quality of electricity exactly as we get from the power grid.
Many companies are misleading customers with terms Pure, Digital, Sine etc but you should prefer Pure Sine Wave technology to ensure longer life of your electric appliances.
4) See if the Brand(company) you are buying have their own R & D.
5) Check some basic features which are common to all invertors.
a) Selectable 2 modes of operation. UPS Or Basic Inverter.
b) Overload and Over Volatge protection.
c) Selectable 2 modes of Charging. Normal Chrage or Fast Charge. (Fast Charge is helpful when the Power-Cut is frequent)
6) The most important is after sales service. Check online if On Site service is avialbale at your location.
Best of Luck ....
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Inverter: Su-Kam Falcon+ (take care of battery charge according to environment temperature..)
Battery: Exide Gel Magic battery, Maintanace free battery with 4years of replacement gurantee, with anyside up installation...
Battery: Exide Gel Magic battery, Maintanace free battery with 4years of replacement gurantee, with anyside up installation...
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