Battery Backup Calculator

When shopping for an inverter system, you face a critical question: How much backup time can I afford? Inverter battery capacity and size directly correlate with cost. More hours of backup means a much higher price tag. The key to maximizing your savings is finding the perfect balance between your desired backup time vs cost—a … Read more

When buying an inverter system, the cheapest battery is rarely the most cost-effective. The technology inside the battery—flat plate, tubular, or gel—determines its lifespan, efficiency, and ultimately, your long-term battery savings. Choosing the wrong type of battery for your power cut frequency and usage style is a massive hidden cost, leading to frustration and expensive, … Read more

Power cuts are frustrating, but running your inverter system inefficiently can quietly inflate your regular electricity bill. Every watt you consume during a power cut must eventually be put back into the battery by your utility power—and you pay for that energy. The secret to saving money isn’t just buying the right system; it’s about … Read more

The battery is the most expensive and frequently replaced component of your inverter system. Replacing it too soon is a major financial drain that instantly defeats any money you thought you were saving. The good news is that you have a huge amount of control over how long your battery lasts. It’s not just about … Read more

When you buy an inverter or battery backup system, there’s a common and costly mistake most people make: oversizing. Buying a battery that’s too large for your actual needs means you pay hundreds of extra dollars upfront for capacity you will never use. Conversely, buying a battery that’s too small leaves you in the dark … Read more