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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is the AB177G worth the upgrade over a standard tubular inverter battery of similar capacity?

Yes, Gold Series upgrade from standard Tubular is highly recommended by our engineers at Asian Battery. The Gold Series label on the AB177G reflects its manufacture with premium-grade tubular plate, higher-density active material, and tighter production standards than standard tubular inverter batteries of similar capacity. It’s architecture translates into a meaningfully longer usable lifespan, highly consistent backup performance over years of daily use. Additional it comes with a 5-year warranty that standard tubular models cannot match. For any household or office facing daily power cuts and are unable to absorb frequent battery replacement costs, the AB177G’s higher upfront price repays itself through fewer replacements and a lower total ownership cost over its entire service life.

What is the backup period of the AB177G units from Asian Battery?

The AB177G (12V 170AH) provides around 10 to 12 hours of backup under a typical household load of 5-6 LED lights, two ceiling fans, and a television. For lighter usage under 100W, backup time can exceed 12 hours on a single full charge. Running heavy appliances like refrigerators, air coolers, or electric irons will reduce backup time, so such loads should be limited to preserve the battery’s discharge cycle health.

How long does it usually take for AB177G to completely recharge?

Under a typical inverter charge current (about 12–15A), the AB177G takes roughly 11–13 hours to recharge fully from near-empty condition. If the inverter can provide 20A or higher recharge capacity, recharge time drops to about 8–9 hours. In Nepal, where grid power often returns by morning after sudden power grid failure a standard charging setup will fully recharge and recover the AB177G by morning.

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S.No. Appliances Approximate Wattage Quantity Total Consumption
01 CFL-Small 15 0
02 CFL - Large 30 0
03 Tube Light / Bulb- Small 60 0
04 Fan 100 0
05 Bulb - Large 100 0
06 Satellite / Dish TV 100 0

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