A good inverter battery combo for a 2BHK home should offer sine wave output and a 150Ah tubular battery for reliable backup and appliance safety.

inverter and battery combos typically cost between ₹15,000 and ₹50,000, depending on the capacity and brand.

Exide combos usually cost between ₹15,000 and ₹28,000 based on battery capacity (e.g., 150Ah, 180Ah) and inverter model, offering long-lasting backup for home use.

Combo prices in India typically range from ₹12,000 to ₹30,000, depending on the inverter wattage, battery Ah rating, type (tubular/flat), and included features or brand.

Match battery voltage (usually 12V) with inverter’s requirement. For 150Ah batteries, use a 600–900VA inverter for optimal charging and safe, efficient performance during power cuts.

Top inverter battery brands include Exide, Luminous, Amaron, and Livguard. They’re known for durability, performance, nationwide support, and compatibility with most inverters used in homes.

Continuous charging could mean overcharging, battery sulfation, faulty inverter, or charger issues. Check water level and connections, and consult a technician if it persists.

Most inverters switch to float mode automatically. Just ensure good ventilation, clean terminals, and check water levels regularly to keep battery performance optimal.

Yes, an inverter needs a battery to store and supply power during outages. The inverter alone cannot provide backup without a connected and charged battery.

Tall tubular batteries are ideal for home use. They offer longer life, better performance, and handle deep discharges well, especially in areas with frequent power cuts.

Inverters like Luminous Zelio 1100 or Microtek UPS SEBz 900 (600VA–900VA) are perfect for 150Ah batteries, ensuring safe charging and efficient backup during outages.