Luminous Essential Inverter Set – Eco Volt Neo 850 + RC 15000 Pro 120Ah Battery + TX100L Trolley

• Complete 3-piece power backup set: Inverter, battery and trolley
• Inverter: Luminous Eco Volt Neo 850 — pure sine wave, 700 VA / 560 W
• Battery: Luminous Red Charge RC 15000 Pro, 120 Ah short tubular
• Trolley: Luminous TX100L, grey — holds both units off the floor
• Correctly matched: 14 A charging current suits a 120 Ah battery
• Pure sine wave — safe for laptops, TVs and sensitive electronics
• Warranty: 36 months on the inverter and 48 Months (24 Months Free Replacement + 24 Months Pro-Rata) on battery
• Please note: “850” is a model name, not the VA rating

A complete, ready-to-run power backup set: the Luminous Eco Volt Neo 850 pure sine wave inverter, a Red Charge RC 15000 Pro 120 Ah short tubular battery, and the TX100L trolley to stand them on.

The reason to buy these together is that the inverter and battery are correctly matched. The Neo 850 charges at up to 14 amperes, and standard practice is to charge a tubular battery at roughly 10 to 13 percent of its Ah rating — 14 A into 120 Ah lands squarely in that band. Get this wrong and the battery suffers either way: too little current and it never fully charges, which shortens its life; too much and it gasses and loses water.

Pure sine wave output matters for what you actually run on it. It delivers the same clean waveform as the grid, so laptops, LED TVs, routers and modern appliances run without the hum, heat and gradual stress that a square or modified wave causes.

The trolley is the piece people skip and then wish they had. It lifts the battery clear of the floor — away from water, dust and mopping — keeps the inverter at a sensible height, and lets you move the whole set to clean behind it without disconnecting anything.

What's in the Combo

Technical Specifications

1) Does “850” mean 850 VA?

No. 850 is a model name. This inverter delivers 700 VA with a 560 W maximum load. Size your backup from those figures, not from the model number.

2) How long will it run on a power cut?

A 120 Ah battery gives roughly 3.5 to 4.5 hours at a typical 200–250 W load — a few fans, lights, a TV and a router. Run more and it is less; run only fans and lights and it is considerably more. Treat it as an estimate rather than a fixed figure, since backup depends entirely on what you switch on.

3) Why buy the three together?

Because the inverter and battery are correctly matched. The 14 A charging current suits a 120 Ah battery — a mismatch either undercharges the battery and shortens its life, or overcharges it and causes water loss. The trolley keeps both off the floor, away from water and dust.

1. 7-day replacement policy — eligible for exchange within 7 days of delivery for:
   • Physical damage on arrival
   • Missing components
   • Product does not match your ordered variant
2. Damage claims must be reported before installation or connecting the inverter to the battery
3. Once cables have been connected to a battery terminal, the item cannot be accepted for return or replacement
4. For post-installation performance issues, contact Luminous customer care directly