Inverters in monsoon: Many of us eagerly wait for the monsoon. Cool weather, fresh air and relief from the heat can be a pleasant change. However, the rainy season also brings a challenge like frequent power outages. Due to humidity and power cuts during monsoon, there is more pressure on inverters and batteries. Batteries can be kept safe by storing them in the right place, checking the water level regularly, and using distilled water.
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In fact, during the monsoon season there is additional pressure on every part of the backup system.
These problems often occur in homes during the rainy season:
frequent power outages
prolonged power outage
excess moisture
high voltage fluctuations
Greater reliance on backup power
right place
To keep the inverter safe during monsoon, the most important thing is to keep it at the right place.
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Not affected by moisture or dampness
The inverter and battery should be kept in a place where it is not affected by water, moisture or dampness.
dry and airy place
Always keep the battery in a dry and ventilated place and it is better to keep it at a slight elevation rather than directly on the ground.
Do not stick to the wall
Also, the inverter should not be kept stuck to the wall, so that proper air flow is maintained around it and the heat can easily escape.
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