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How to Calculate the Right Inverter Battery Size for Your Home or Shop | Inverter Battery Buying Guide Welcome back to Another Vlog! In today’s video, we’re going to break down the process of calculating the right battery size for your inverter. Whether you're looking for backup power for your home or shop, this guide will help you make an informed decision when buying an inverter battery. In This Video, We Cover: Power Requirements – How to calculate the total wattage of the appliances you want to run on your inverter. Backup Time – How to determine how long you want your inverter to run during a power cut (in hours). Battery Capacity (AH Rating) – How to calculate the required battery capacity based on your power needs and backup time. Formula to Calculate the Right Battery – Using simple math to find the perfect battery size (in AH) for your specific needs. Choosing the Right Battery Type – Should you go for a tubular, SMF, or flat plate battery? We’ll cover that too. Formula for Calculating Battery Size: Battery Capacity (Ah) = (Power requirement in watts × Backup time in hours) / (Battery voltage × Efficiency factor) Example: If you want to run a 200W load for 4 hours, the calculation would be: Battery Capacity (Ah) = (200W × 4 hours) / (12V × 0.85 efficiency factor) = 784 / 10.2 = 76.8 Ah (rounded up to the nearest available battery size, like 80Ah or 100Ah) Why This Matters: Knowing how to calculate your battery size helps you avoid buying too much or too little backup power, saving both money and hassle in the long run. This video is perfect for anyone who’s planning to buy an inverter and battery setup but isn’t sure how to choose the right capacity for their needs. Key Points: Understand your total power consumption. Determine how long you want the backup to last. Calculate the right battery size using the formula. Select the appropriate battery type based on usage. If you enjoyed this video or found it helpful, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to Another Vlog for more tech tips, reviews, and how-tos.