Types of V-Guard Inverter Batteries

V-Guard offers a wide range of inverter batteries designed to meet various power backup needs for homes, offices, and businesses.

1) Flat Plate (Lead‑acid)

What it is: Classic lead‑acid with flat positive/negative plates.
Best for: Light/occasional power cuts, smaller homes, backup < 2–3 hours.
Pros: Lower upfront cost, quick charging.
Cons: Shorter lifespan vs tubular; needs regular distilled water top‑ups.
Typical ratings: 100–150Ah, C20.

2) Tubular (Short Tubular)

What it is: Tubular positive plates; more robust than flat plates.
Best for: Moderate outages, homes/shops needing 3–5 hours backup.
Pros: Better deep‑discharge handling, longer life, lower maintenance.
Cons: Costlier than flat plate; slightly heavier.
Typical ratings: 135–180Ah, C20.
V‑Guard examples: VJ series (e.g., VJ 145/160).

3) Tall Tubular (Long Backup)

What it is: Taller container for more electrolyte; premium tubular build.
Best for: Frequent/long power cuts, 4–8+ hours backup, appliances + lighting.
Pros: Long service life, reliable deep‑cycle performance, good for high loads.
Cons: Higher price; taller form factor needs vertical space.
Typical ratings: 150–220Ah, C20.
V‑Guard examples: VT series (e.g., VT 165/200).

4) Maintenance‑Free / VRLA (SMF)

What it is: Sealed Valve‑Regulated Lead‑Acid; no topping up.
Best for: Apartments/offices that prefer zero maintenance and clean use.
Pros: No spills or fumes, no water top‑ups.
Cons: Generally shorter cycle life vs tall tubular in deep‑discharge use; higher cost per Ah.
Typical ratings: 100–150Ah (varies), C20.

How to Choose (Quick Checklist)

  • Outage pattern:

    • Rare/short → Flat Plate / Short Tubular

    • Frequent/long → Tall Tubular (VT series)

  • Backup hours needed: Higher hours → higher Ah (e.g., 180–220Ah).

  • Maintenance comfort: Prefer zero maintenance? → VRLA/SMF.

  • Solar use: Pick C10 solar tubular.

  • Space constraints: Tall tubular needs vertical clearance.

Common V‑Guard AH Options & Uses

  • 135–150Ah: 2–4 fans + 6–8 lights + TV/router for moderate hours

  • 165–180Ah: Add a fridge (efficient) or extend backup hours

  • 200–220Ah: Longer outages, more appliances (avoid heavy loads like ACs on typical home inverters)

Tip: Always match the battery Ah and type (C10/C20) to your inverter capacity and usage.

Maintenance Tips (for flooded types)

  • Check electrolyte levels monthly; top up with distilled water only.

  • Keep terminals clean and tight; apply petroleum jelly to reduce corrosion.

  • Ensure proper ventilation; avoid deep discharges below ~20% regularly.

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