Running a Luminous Pure Sine 800 Inverter with a Bike Battery - Testing Backup Time with a 12V Amaron Lead Acid Battery
In this video on [Another Vlog], we’re experimenting with something different and exciting! Have you ever wondered if you can run an inverter using a bike battery? Well, we did just that! In this video, we connect a Luminous Pure Sine 800 inverter to a 12V Amaron lead acid battery, typically used in bikes, and test how long it can power a 24W fan. Spoiler alert: it worked for 4 minutes!
What You'll Learn in This Video:
Can You Use a Bike Battery with an Inverter? Yes, a 12V battery can indeed run an inverter, but the key factor here is the capacity or the Ampere-Hour (AH) rating of the battery.
Backup Time Analysis: In our test, a 12V bike battery powered a 24W fan for 4 minutes. However, if you need longer backup times, the AH rating of your battery becomes crucial. A higher AH battery will provide more extended backup, making it suitable for various needs depending on the load and duration.
Understanding Battery and Inverter Compatibility: The inverter I used in this test is the Luminous Pure Sine 800, and it’s compatible with various battery types. Whether you connect a Tubular, SMF Flat Plate, or even a lead acid battery like the one we used, the inverter will start. But remember, the AH rating of the battery determines how long it will provide backup power.
Practical Tips for Power Backup: If you're considering using unconventional batteries for your inverter, this video gives you a real-world insight into what you can expect. It’s crucial to match your inverter's requirements with the battery's capacity to avoid running out of power too quickly.
Product Details:
Inverter: Luminous Pure Sine 800
Battery Used: Amaron 12V Lead Acid Battery
Why This Matters: This experiment is perfect for those curious about alternative power sources for inverters, especially in situations where a standard inverter battery isn’t available. Understanding how different batteries affect your inverter's performance can help you make informed decisions about your power backup needs.
Key Takeaways:
A 12V battery can start and run an inverter, but the duration it can provide backup power depends entirely on the battery's AH rating.
The Luminous Pure Sine 800 is versatile in terms of battery compatibility, but selecting the right battery capacity is essential for longer backup times.
Practical demonstration of running a 24W fan using a bike battery with an inverter shows the importance of choosing the right battery based on your specific backup needs.
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15 сен 2024
