It’s a UPS + inverter + charger unit. That means when the main power fails, it automatically switches to battery power (inverter mode) to supply alternating current (AC) electricity to your appliances — like lights, fans, TVs, etc.
Specifications
- <p> Model</p><p> Rapid+ 2500/24V </p><p> VA Rating</p><p> ≈ 2300 VA (nominal) </p><p> Estimated “Bulb Load” Wattage</p><p> ~1850 W ±3% </p><p> DC Input (Battery Bank)</p><p> 24 V (usually 2 × 12 V batteries in series) </p><p> AC Output Voltage</p><p> 220 V / 230 V AC (standard mains voltage output) </p><p> Output Frequency</p><p> 50 Hz ± ~1% (or typical mains standard) </p><p> Waveform</p><p> Pure Sine Wave output — safe for sensitive electronics. </p><p> Battery Types Supported</p><p> TGEL, tubular, SMF, GEL, Lithium (various deep‑cycle battery types) </p><p> Charging Current</p><p> ~15 A–20 A (battery charger) </p><p> Charging Technology</p><p> 6‑stage charging (to prolong battery life) </p><p> Display</p><p> LCD (16 × 2) — shows status: voltage, load, battery level, alarms, etc. </p><p> Protections</p><p> Overload protection, short‑circuit protection, battery reverse-polarity protection, over‑voltage / under‑voltage protection, surge protection, MCB protection on mains input. </p><p> Automatic Bypass / Transfer Switching</p><p> Yes — when mains power is stable it uses mains; switches to battery/inverter on outage. </p><p> Generator Compatibility</p><p> Yes — can work with a generator supply if used alongside grid. </p><p> Typical Efficiency</p><p> ~90–95% (depending on load and conditions) </p><p> Output Load Capacity</p><p> Suitable for typical home‑office / household loads like lights, fans, TVs, small‑to-medium appliances (as long as combined load ≤ ~1800 W–1850 W) </p><p> </p>