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Quote from: humbert on September 10, 2023, 05:36 AMYes, there's AC power charger.Quote from: Vasudev on September 09, 2023, 11:31 PMIt is connected to lead acid battery for backup power and electricity is from local grid. The inverter is a smart inverter which can function as inverter and pure sine wave UPS.
Just one car battery? Have you checked how many watts it puts out when fully charged, or its capacity in kWh? It couldn't be that much. What do you run with it?
I assume you have an A/C powered charger for when power returns.
You're an engineer. Is it possible to buy 2 or 3 and run them as an array? Lead acid batteries are relatively cheap when compared to other technologies.
As for the inverter, as you know if you're running an electric motor you've go to go with pure sinewave. With a solid state device it doesn't really matter. The A/C input has to be converted back to DC for it to work.
Quote from: Vasudev on September 09, 2023, 11:31 PMIt is connected to lead acid battery for backup power and electricity is from local grid. The inverter is a smart inverter which can function as inverter and pure sine wave UPS.
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Quote from: humbert on September 08, 2023, 04:24 AMIt is connected to lead acid battery for backup power and electricity is from local grid. The inverter is a smart inverter which can function as inverter and pure sine wave UPS.Quote from: Vasudev on September 07, 2023, 06:08 PMI'm nearing in my mid 30s.
I buy power from local grid and in case of power cuts due to maintenance and rains I use backup power with inverter.
Yes, that's the one which use evaporating water and a fan at high rpm to cool entire room.
I'm not clear about something. AFAIK and inverter is a device that inverts DC into AC. A simple example is a UPS. When you're on your computer and power goes out, the UPS takes over. DC battery power goes through the inverter which converts it into 220v/50hz used in India. So I ask: what power source goes through your inverter.
You're a young man. I'll be 70 next year. I'm in reasonably good health and, unlike many others my chronological age, computers, technology, and science are my passion. I am not old. In fact I refuse to hang around with old people.
Quote from: Vasudev on September 07, 2023, 06:08 PMI'm nearing in my mid 30s.
I buy power from local grid and in case of power cuts due to maintenance and rains I use backup power with inverter.
Yes, that's the one which use evaporating water and a fan at high rpm to cool entire room.
Quote from: humbert on September 06, 2023, 05:07 AMI'm nearing in my mid 30s.Quote from: Vasudev on September 04, 2023, 10:36 PMBeen to the doctor and due to changing weather conditions from rainy -> very humid/hot -> rainy gave me throat infection.
What did the doctor diagnose? You're not exactly and old man. Your body's immune system should be a little stronger than that.Quote from: Vasudev on September 04, 2023, 10:36 PMAt this point, I'm used to the heat because there's still electricity in hot weather which usually isn't case and the inverter does run out quickly when everyone uses 2 fans i.e ceiling and table fan. I do use air cooler if its too hot to bear.
Inverter? Where does your power come from? Don't you buy it from the local utility?
I'm surprised. In cooling by far the biggest power eater is the A/C's compressor. Ceiling and table fans use next to nothing in comparison. The air cooler you use? If this just a fan or one of those devices that cool the air by evaporating water?