Need an Inverter that can handle my gaming PC

[sato1986]

any servo you would recommend? specially in 15-20kva range?

We have been dealing in Chandigarh tricity area and know about brands here.
IECO (was instrumental in creating isi quality standards in servo stabilizers) is really good. Can DM me and il share contact details of the owner, he is an engineer with lots of experience and can guide you better.

 

[altair21]

We have been dealing in Chandigarh tricity area and know about brands here.
IECO (was instrumental in creating isi quality standards in servo stabilizers) is really good. Can DM me and il share contact details of the owner, he is an engineer with lots of experience and can guide you better.

not from Chandigarh unfortunately, was mainly asking if you had some particular models you would recommend.

 

[sato1986]

not from Chandigarh unfortunately, was mainly asking if you had some particular models you would recommend.

Servo stabilisers that i know about are built-as-per-order. So technical specifications and the technical person dealing with you is most important.
Attaching a spec sheet of a 100kva unit that we recently supplied. Sorry I dont have detailed spec sheet for 15-20kva servo. That a technical person only can guide you.

 

[Desktop]

Slight OT - adding one more to confusion :- have been hearing a lot of buzz about new "Static Voltage Stabiliser" . Has anyone got one/ idea about its reliability ?
As per claims, it maintains tighter voltage regulation, faster voltage correction than other type stabilisers, doesn't use oil so less maintainance, no noise as it doesn't have any moving parts.
Looking for changing my decade old home stabiliser, hence asking.

@sato1986 have you seen / installed Static voltage stabiliser at any of your sites?

 

[sato1986]

Slight OT - adding one more to confusion :- have been hearing a lot of buzz about new "Static Voltage Stabiliser" . Has anyone got one/ idea about its reliability ?
As per claims, it maintains tighter voltage regulation, faster voltage correction than other type stabilisers, doesn't use oil so less maintainance, no noise as it doesn't have any moving parts.
Looking for changing my decade old home stabiliser, hence asking.

@sato1986 have you seen / installed Static voltage stabiliser at any of your sites?

Never heard.

 

[penpal6]

If i was you i would get the Ecovolt 1550 from Luminous or the GQP 1450 12V from Exide.. its still a 12V system so you will only need 1 x 150-200 AH Battery and its going to be about the same price of Icon 1100.

This way you have more headroom to add other things aswell if required and if you ever feel you need more backup.. you can add a battery in parallel.

Between these two models, from luminous and excide, which one is better?

I was looking at the GQP series of Exide, following your recommendation, but it seems to have many motherboard issues. Should I go for Luminous instead?

 

[msvsme]

Here is my take:
1. Fluctuations and low/high voltage: you need a stabilizer. The ups mode in inverters or ups means it operates only within say 180-270v. So, if mains electricity is out of this range, ups/inverter will not use mains and instead use battery (I had two pc power supplies blow up due to low voltage like 100v. I also like in NE region).

2. Backup: I have Luminous zelio+ 1100 + 12v lead acid battery. I don't use pc UPS. This runs my Corsair 550w pc fine. The only problem is that when I don't have electricity and have to turn on the pc using the inverter. First power button press, inverter overloads, second power button press, pc starts up. So, my power supply surge current is high I guess.
No issues when mains is powering pc and then mains goes off. For this inverter can switch with no problem.

For op, I'll suggest buy inverter and battery and turn on ups mode in inverter. And then later add stabilizer if inverter battery runs low all the time due to low voltage.

For inverter, don't buy luminous ecovolt. Quality isn't good according to me. Zelio+ is good. You can also get livguard copper one (v-guard prime) and exide.