The Luminous 200 Ah Volt‑Meter Battery is a high-capacity, deep‑cycle power storage unit engineered for reliable performance, extended life, and real-time voltage monitoring. Designed for solar installations, inverter backup systems, off-grid households, and heavy-load usage, this battery merges advanced tubular plate technology with integrated voltage display (voltmeter) so you always know the battery’s state of charge at a glance.

Overview & Use Cases

Whether deployed in a home solar installation, telecom station, rural electrification project, or critical backup setup, the Luminous 200 Ah battery delivers reliable, durable energy reserve. The built-in voltmeter (or digital voltage monitor) offers instant, real-time feedback on battery voltage, helping users manage loads, prevent deep discharge, and prolong battery life.

Technical Specifications (Typical / Estimated for a 200 Ah Luminous Battery)

Built‑in Voltage Display / Voltmeter Feature: This model includes a real-time voltage meter (analog or digital), mounted on the battery casing or as part of the control panel. This voltmeter allows users to instantly see the battery’s current voltage, aiding in managing discharge, preventing over-discharge, optimizing charging, and diagnosing system health.

Performance & Behavior

• When fully charged, the battery voltage typically sits around 13.2 – 13.8 V. Under load or as it discharges, voltage may drop but recover when load is removed.

• The integrated voltmeter helps the user avoid over‑discharge by signaling when voltage dips below safe thresholds.

• High charge acceptance enables the battery to recover quickly under solar or AC recharging, thereby minimizing downtime.

• The tubular plate construction resists corrosion and supports deep discharge cycles, improving longevity and durability.

• The low self-discharge characteristic ensures that even during periods of non-use, the battery retains much of its charge.

Typical Applications

• Solar / photovoltaic systems (off-grid, hybrid, or grid-tied backup)

• Home inverter / UPS backup for lighting, appliances, telecom, etc.

• Remote installations (rural clinics, schools, kiosks)

• Telecom base stations, repeater sites

• Emergency power backup systems

Best Practices & Usage Tips

1. Use a compatible charge controller/inverter — ensure voltage and current ratings align (typically 12 V systems).

2. Avoid deep discharge < 50% regularly — the voltmeter helps you monitor that.

3. Maintain ventilation — even sealed batteries vent minor gases; place in semi-ventilated area.

4. Periodic checks — check electrolyte / water if battery is not fully sealed or maintenance-free.

5. Balanced load usage — evenly distribute charging and discharging load cycles.

6. Temperature awareness — high heat accelerates aging; use shading or thermal management if necessary.