An inverter can be defined as an electric power converter responsible for:

- Converting alternate current from the grid to direct current to charge the battery
- Again converting direct current from the battery into an alternating current for running devices like fans, lights etc. during a power cut.

Every INVERTER is rated in VA and Volt.

VA is the capacity of an INVERTER to run peak load and volt specifies the battery voltage for which the inverter is designed.

The battery which is used in INVERTER application is lead acid battery with voltage in multiples of 12 Volt. Each lead acid battery has 6 cells of 2V each which gives the total voltage as 12V.

Hence, a 12 Volt INVERTER means that it is designed to operate with 1 battery. A 24V inverter means that it is designed to operate with 2 lead acid batteries.

- LCD Display: Inverters with LCD display show the Backup time remaining in case of power cut and battery charging time in case when grid supply is normal. It helps user to plan activities efficiently and effectively. Heiwa and iChallenger series are equipped with LCD displays.

- Fast Battery charging: In areas where there are frequent power cuts, it becomes imperative for inverter to charge the battery faster so that maximum backup is available in the next outage. Below are features available in the inverters these days.

All Genus inverters comes with a warranty of  12 months.
Batteries have a 24 months warranty.