Eco watt Neo 1050 Inverter + 200Ah RC25000 Red Charge Tall Tubular Battery 36*Month

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Key features Of Eco watt Neo 1050 + 200ah Rc25000 Tall Tubular Battery 

Eco watt Neo 1050 Inverter

• Inverter Types: Square Wave technology. Capacity 900VA, Rated Power 756W
• Battery Supports Single Battery.
• Battery Types: TUBULAR, FLAT PLATE, SMF, VRLA & LOCAL Battery
• Recommended Battery Capacity: 120Ah - 220A
• Charging: High charging current even at low input voltage 100V
• Protection: Overload, deep discharge, short-circuit, Reverse polarity & Input mains protection
• Processor: Built with. advanced PCB programming; Extra load handling capacity
• Warranty: 2 years on manufacturing defects. For any product-related information, contact us at +91- 8092919595

Rc25000 Tall Tubular Battery 

• Battery Types: Tall Tubular Battery, Capacity: 200Ah (12V)
• Recommended Inverter Capacity:  Minimum 1050v
• Charging: Fast charging, Longer backup
• Warranty: Warranty: 18 + 18*M = 36*Months, for more information contact us at +91- 8092919595

Description

If you are searching for an Eco Watt Neo 1050 with 200ah Battery, then the Eco watt Neo 1050 Inverter + 200ah Rc25000 Tall Tubular Battery will be an excellent choice for you. Unlike other brands, Luminous is known for making high-end inverters and batteries that are durable and extremely practical. Eco Watt Neo 1050. Square Wave technology. Capacity 900VA, Nominal power 756W. High charging current even at low input voltage 100V. Supports a single battery.

Both batteries have 200Ah capacity means both batteries have 200 * 3600 = 720,000C charge stored in them. Energy stored in a battery is given by Q times V. So, a 12 V battery has 720,000C * 12v = 8,640,000 W energy stored in it. ... When you connect two identical batteries in series, their output voltage gets doubled.

The 12 volts 200 amp hour battery in question has a total capacity of 200 Ah X 12V = 2400 watt-hours. If you use 1200 watt-hours, that's 50% of capacity and it's time to stop and recharge. To put that in reference to something familiar, a car's headlights are about 100 watts.