Understanding how Inverter + Battery Kits Work
An inverter battery kit is a system that is used to store and manage electrical power in a home or building. The kit typically includes a battery bank, which stores electricity in the form of direct current (DC), and an inverter, which converts DC power into alternating current (AC) power. This is necessary because most household appliances and devices run on AC power, while batteries typically store DC power.
The inverter battery kit is typically used as a backup power source in the event of a power outage. When the grid power goes out, the inverter will draw AC power from the battery bank and convert it to DC power, which it will then convert back into AC power and feed into your home's electrical system. This allows you to continue using essential appliances and devices during a power outage.
The inverter battery kit is not typically used to cycle the battery at night, as is done with some solar power kits. Instead, the battery is charged using power from the grid, and is only used as a backup power source when there is no grid supply. This helps to ensure that the battery is available when it is needed most, and helps to extend its lifespan.
