Electricity & water
How long could your backup power last with the things you plug in?
For appliances plugged into AC sockets. Watts (W) tell you how much power; watt-hours (Wh) tell you how much battery energy.
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We need the battery capacity and continuous watts. Check the technical manual or manufacturer's runtime chart. We don't convert VA to W.
85% starts as an editable planning assumption. Idle draw starts unknown. These aren't measured equipment specifications.
Knowing the duration doesn't prove it is long enough for your appliances. We don't model start timing.
Choose appliances, then enter their watts. The tiles don't supply a typical rating.
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Add appliances above, or try the hypothetical example.
Inputs used — Charge 100%, reserve not entered%, conversion 85%, idle unknown (omitted).
Add your battery capacity. Running power not checked. Startup not certified.
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