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Backup Power Storage
Backup power storage can be achieved in a variety of ways. The most common way to store power is in banks of batteries. Other storage methods include thermal storage and gravity storage systems.


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Backup Power Storage
Written by Denson Smith   
Wednesday, 06 September 2006

Batteries for backup power storage can range from tiny AAA electronics batteries weighing less than an ounce to large glass matrix battery banks weighing hundreds of pounds.

This article focuses on backup power for RV, home, commercial or jobsite use. 

If the need for backup power is only for a short duration, batteries storage alone can do the job.  For large loads or extended backup power time, power generation is used in conjunction with battery storage. 

150 ahr deep cycle backup power battery

A common size of battery used to compare backup power systems for home, commercial or jobsite use is a 125 amp-hour, 12 volt, deep cycle glass matrix battery. Amp-hour is short for ampere-hour and is abreviated in a variety of ways including, Ah, ahr, Ahr.

  

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 07 February 2007 )
 
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