BEE Schedule 25 & BIS IS 13369 / IS 16220 Standard
Inverter & Battery Backup Electricity Cost Calculator
Calculate exact backup hours, AC grid recharge energy, monthly electricity bills, and battery efficiency for Home UPS systems.
BEE Schedule 25 & BIS IS 13369 / IS 16220 Standard
[REPRESENTATIVE INDUSTRY BENCHMARK]Inverter & Battery Backup Electricity Cost Calculator
e.g. 3 Fans (90W) + 4 LED Bulbs (40W) + TV (80W) = ~210W
Estimated Monthly Electricity Bill
₹492.96
Based on 47.27 Units/monthMaximum Backup Duration
3.57 Hours
At 300W Load (1.26 kWh Usable)Cost per Recharge Cycle
₹13.80
Recharge Energy: 1.324 kWh / dayActive Tariff Engine
UPPCL
UPPCL Urban LMV-1 Tariff Engine (UPERC Order)🧾 Step-by-Step Calculation Audit Proof
Gross Storage & Usable DC Energy
1.80 kWh Gross | 1.26 kWh Usable(12V × 150Ah × 1 bat) = 1800 Wh Gross | Usable (70% DoD): 1260 Wh
Maximum Backup Duration & Outage Coverage
3.57 Hours Backup (Provides 3h of 3h outage)(1260 Wh × 85% Inv Eff) ÷ 300 W connected load
Daily Grid AC Recharge & Standby Energy
1.576 kWh Grid AC / dayRecharge (80% Chg Eff): 1.324 kWh | Standby (12W × 21h): 0.252 kWh
Estimated Monthly Electricity Bill & Cycle Cost
Bill: ₹492.96/mo | Recharge Cost: ₹13.80/cycle47.27 Units via UPPCL Urban LMV-1 Tariff Engine (UPERC Order)
BEE Schedule 25 & Battery Charging Efficiency Disclosure:
- Inverter & battery electricity consumption is governed by BEE Schedule 25 and BIS IS 13369 / IS 16220 standards.
- Lead-acid tubular batteries feature ~70% usable Depth of Discharge (DoD) and ~80% AC-to-DC charging efficiency.
- Lithium (LiFePO4) systems provide higher 90% DoD and 92% charging efficiency—reducing monthly charging bills.
- Calculated energy and cost figures preserve double precision internally while rounding presentation values.
How Inverter Electricity Consumption is Calculated
Home UPS inverter energy draw incorporates AC grid recharge power (factoring in ~80% battery charging efficiency and ~85% inverter discharge efficiency) plus continuous standby power (~12W).
Usable DC Battery Energy (Wh) = Voltage × Ah Capacity × Battery Count × Depth of Discharge (0.70)
Max Backup Hours = (Usable Wh × Inverter Efficiency 0.85) ÷ Connected Load (Watts)
Worked Example (12V 150Ah Lead-Acid): 300W Load, 3h Outage/day = 1.324 kWh recharge + 0.252 kWh standby = 1.576 kWh/day $\rightarrow$ 47.27 Units/month (₹354.53/month @ ₹7.50/unit)
Inverter & Battery System Comparison Table
| System Type | Gross Storage | Max Backup (300W Load) | Monthly Grid Units (3h Outage/day) | Monthly Recharge Bill (30 days @ ₹7.50/unit) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard 900VA + 150Ah Tubular | 1.8 kWh | 3.57 Hours | 47.27 Units | ₹354.53 / month |
| Exide 1050VA + 200Ah Tall Tubular | 2.4 kWh | 4.76 Hours | 49.43 Units | ₹370.71 / month |
| Heavy 1500VA + 2x150Ah (24V) | 3.6 kWh | 7.14 Hours | 53.75 Units | ₹403.14 / month |
| Luminous Li-ON 1250 (Lithium) | 1.2 kWh | 3.17 Hours | 41.13 Units | ₹308.46 / month |