By- Siddhant Verma Class- IX A Fatherson Senior Secondary Public School Chandpur-246725, District...

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Siddhant VermaClass- IX A

Fatherson Senior Secondary Public School

Chandpur-246725, District Bijnor (U.P.)India

USING INVERTERwith less electric consumption

POWER

P = V.I Where ‘P’ is for power ‘V’ is for voltage and ‘I’ is for current.

LOSSNo load loss (Light, Relay, Sound etc.). It is

very small. So, not being considered.Load loss. Example-

If current square is multiplied with Battery resistance then this gives energy lost in battery. So, the more is current, the more will be the loss.

TIPS for Reducing LossesCharging should be slow. But if charging is slow then battery may not get

fully charged if power is gone.So, in start charge fast and after sometime slow

it.Always keep water level in battery cells and

prefer to change water completely at least once in six months by pure battery acidic water.

Never use battery after inverter’s battery discharge alert without fully recharging it.

Don’t leave battery Backup system idle for a long time.

Keep battery clips tight.

Neutral

Supply Out Supply In

A

MINVERTER

M

Ampere

Meter

Meter

Testing Scheme

Check regularly readings of power consumed and power supplied by inverter regularly.

Ratio of above will give overall efficiency.If efficiency falls below normal, it is the

time to check batteries.

Testing Scheme based process

INSTRUMENTBattery Health Checker

Battery Health Checker

It is used to check the health of a battery.

It is helpful in finding that how much it is charged.

PREVENTION

If Battery is old then it sometime heats due to extra use of it.

In battery water is required to prevent battery heating.

If water is not given it then blast may be there.

Thank you

So, these are the methods in which I have worked for preventing electric

consumption.

Siddhant VermaSiddhantaverma@gm

ail.com