1100VA Pure Sine Wave Inverter
- Pure sine wave
- MCB protection
- LCD status display
Best for: 2 BHK essentials
Check PriceThe right inverter is sized to the load you must run and how long, with a matched battery. Pure sine wave, VA rating and battery type decide reliability and appliance safety. Here's how to size it.
Add up the watts you'll run, divide by ~0.7 power factor to get VA — then pick the next size up.
Pure sine wave is safe for TVs, fridges, computers & fans; square wave can buzz and stress electronics.
Tubular for long daily backup & life; flat-plate for short outages; lithium for compact, maintenance-free power.
Backup (hours) ≈ battery Ah × 12 × 0.8 ÷ load watts. Bigger Ah = longer backup.
Tubular lead-acid needs periodic water top-up; lithium and SMF are maintenance-free.
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600–900VA inverters for fans, lights and a TV in small homes.
Never run inverter ACs or motors without checking surge ratings — they draw extra at startup.
Hand-picked across price points — prices are indicative.
Best for: 2 BHK essentials
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Add up the wattage of everything you want to run at once, then divide by a power factor of about 0.7 to get the VA rating — and pick the next size up for headroom. For example, ~700W of load needs about a 1000VA inverter.