3 min
Oct 05, 2026

In summary

Inverter prices in India start at around Rs. 2,500, with capacities ranging from 600VA for basic backup needs to 5000VA for homes that need to support more appliances during power cuts.

  • Price range: Inverter price varies by capacity, technology, brand, and the number of appliances you need to run.
  • 600VA–5000VA capacity: Lower-capacity models suit lights and fans, while higher-capacity inverters can handle larger household loads.
  • Battery compatibility: Check the supported battery capacity and voltage before choosing an inverter and battery combination.
  • Inverter type: Pure sine wave models provide smoother power output and are suitable for sensitive electronics.
  • Power requirement: Calculate the combined wattage of the appliances you want to operate during an outage before selecting the VA capacity.

With Bajaj Finance, you can bring home your preferred inverter on Easy EMIs starting from Rs. 830 per month at 1.5 lakh+ partner stores.

What is an inverter and how does it work?

An inverter is a power backup device that converts 12V or 24V DC power stored in a battery into 230V AC power for running household appliances during a power cut. A home inverter can support lights, fans, TVs, routers, and other compatible appliances, depending on its VA capacity and battery size. UPS inverter systems can also provide backup power with a quick changeover when the mains supply fails.

How does an inverter work?

When grid power is available, the inverter charges the connected battery. During an outage, it draws DC power from the battery, converts it into usable 230V AC power, and supplies electricity to the connected appliances until mains power returns or the battery runs low.

If you are looking for a new inverter, visit any of Bajaj Finance's 1.5 lakh partner stores — like Vijay Sales, Croma, Reliance Digital, and more — across 4,000 cities, including Tier 2 cities like Jaipur, Lucknow, Kochi, Bhopal, and more in India. Choose your preferred model, then use the Bajaj Finance Insta EMI Card or Bajaj Finance Easy EMI Loan to finance it. Convert the cost into Easy EMIs that suit your monthly budget and enjoy zero down payment on select models — take it home without any upfront payment. Check your loan eligibility online in minutes so you know exactly what you can get before you step into the store. 

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What are the different types of inverters?

The five common types of inverters are pure sine wave, modified sine wave, square wave, solar, and lithium-ion inverters, each differing in power output, appliance compatibility, battery setup, and price.

Type

How it works

Output quality

Best for

Price range

Pure sine wave inverter

Produces smooth AC power similar to grid supply

Clean, stable waveform

TVs, refrigerators, fans, computers

Rs. 4,000–Rs. 15,000

Modified sine wave inverter

Produces stepped AC output

Less smooth than pure sine wave

Lights, fans, basic appliances

Rs. 2,500–Rs. 8,000

Square wave inverter

Produces basic square-wave AC output

Basic output with limited compatibility

Simple resistive loads

Rs. 2,500–Rs. 5,000

Solar inverter

Converts solar-panel DC power into usable AC

Varies by inverter technology

Homes with rooftop solar systems

Rs. 6,000–Rs. 25,000

Lithium-ion inverter

Uses an integrated or compatible lithium-ion battery

Clean output on compatible models

Compact home power backup

Rs. 15,000–Rs. 50,000


Disclaimer:
Each model's features, availability, and pricing are subject to change and may vary. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please visit the official website.

Also read: Types of inverters

Key features and specifications of home inverters

The three most important home inverter specifications to check are VA capacity, efficiency, and battery voltage, as these determine the supported load, power conversion, and backup setup.

Feature

Spec to look for

Why it matters

VA capacity

600VA–5000VA

Determines how much appliance load the inverter can support

Efficiency

Around 85–95%, model-dependent

Higher efficiency reduces power lost during DC-to-AC conversion

Battery voltage

12V, 24V, or 48V

Determines the required battery configuration

Input voltage range

Around 90V–280V in wide-input models

Helps the inverter operate during voltage fluctuations

Backup duration

Around 3–10 hours

Depends on battery capacity and connected load

Output

230V AC, 50Hz

Matches standard household appliance requirements

Compare these specifications with your total appliance load and required backup time before choosing a home inverter.

Benefits of home inverters

  • Uninterrupted power supply: Provides backup during power outages, ensuring continuous power.
  • Energy efficiency: Converts stored battery power efficiently for home use.
  • Protects devices: Safeguards electronics from power surges and fluctuations.
  • Eco-friendly: Reduces reliance on diesel generators, promoting cleaner energy use.
  • Cost-effective: Lowers electricity bills by optimizing energy usage.

Also read: Home inverters

Choose the best inverters for home and offices

To ensure a seamless power supply, here are some essential tips for choosing the right inverter for your home or office.

Determine the total power load by calculating the wattage of all the appliances you plan to connect to the inverter.

Choose the appropriate inverter type for your needs. A pure sine wave inverter is ideal for sensitive electronics like laptops and televisions, while a modified sine wave inverter works well for simpler devices.

Check the inverter's capacity and efficiency to ensure it can handle your power requirements.

Look for an inverter that offers smart features such as an LCD display and app-based monitoring, which provide you with real-time updates and control.

Consider the battery compatibility to ensure that the inverter works perfectly with the battery you choose, providing reliable and long-lasting performance.

Top inverters for home in India

For everyday home backup, the Luminous EVO S 1250 offers 1100VA pure sine wave output at Rs. 7,999, while higher-capacity, solar-hybrid, and lithium-ion models cater to heavier loads and specialised backup needs.

Model

VA capacity

Waveform/type

Battery setup

Price

Best for

Luminous EVO S 1250

1100VA

Pure sine wave

1 × 12V battery

Rs. 7,999

Everyday home backup

Luminous Zolt 1100

900VA

Pure sine wave

1 × 12V battery

Rs. 8,199

Lights, fans, TV, and electronics

Luminous Zelio+ 1700

1500VA

Pure sine wave

2 × 12V batteries

Rs. 8,735

Higher household loads

Luminous Shakti Charge Neo 1450 Pro

1100VA

Square wave

1 × 12V battery

Rs. 6,971

Frequent power cuts

Luminous Solar Hybrid TX 3.75kVA

3750VA

Pure sine wave, solar hybrid

Multi-battery setup

Rs. 49,299

Solar-powered home backup

Luminous Li-On 1250

1100VA

Pure sine wave, lithium-ion

Built-in 1280Wh Li-ion battery

Rs. 39,999

Compact, low-maintenance backup

The Luminous Zelio+ 1700 supports two batteries, which can provide greater backup capacity but also increases the battery investment. Compare the connected load, battery capacity, waveform, and required backup duration before choosing an inverter.

Also explore: V-Guard inverters and Luminous inverters

Price list of inverters in India

Inverter prices in this list start at Rs. 5,599 for the Luminous NXG 850e 500VA solar inverter, with home and solar options available across different capacities and backup requirements.

Model

Type

VA capacity

Approx. price

Best for

Luminous NXG 850e

Solar, pure sine wave

500VA

Rs. 5,599

Basic solar backup

Luminous Eco Volt Neo 1050

Pure sine wave

900VA

Rs. 6,199

Everyday home backup

Luminous EVO S 1050

Pure sine wave

900VA

Rs. 6,899

Homes and small offices

Luminous NXG 1150e

Solar, pure sine wave

850VA

Rs. 7,199

Small solar setups

Luminous NXG 1450e

Solar, pure sine wave

1100VA

Rs. 8,699

Higher solar backup loads

Luminous Zelio+ 1700

Sine wave

1500VA

Rs. 8,735

Higher household loads

Luminous NXG 1850e

Solar, pure sine wave

1500VA

Rs. 10,199

Larger solar backup needs

Disclaimer: Each model's features, availability, and pricing are subject to change and may vary. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please visit the official website.

Before you decide, explore the latest offers. You may find a great deal on a model that matches your needs.

Factors to consider before buying an inverter

Before buying an inverter, calculate your appliance load, required backup time, VA capacity, battery size, and waveform type so the system can handle your household needs without unnecessary overspending.

Factor

What to check

VA capacity

Around 600VA–5000VA, depending on the total connected load

Efficiency

Around 85–95% on applicable models

Waveform

Pure sine wave for TVs, computers, refrigerators, and other sensitive electronics

Battery capacity

Match the Ah rating and voltage to your required backup duration

Backup load

Add the wattage of appliances running together and allow around 20–25% headroom


Trade-off:
A higher VA capacity supports more load but may require a larger, more expensive battery setup, so plan the inverter and battery together.

How to find the right UPS inverter for home?

Choose a UPS when computers or sensitive electronics need near-instant backup, while a home inverter is more suitable for running lights, fans, TVs, and other appliances for several hours.

Factor

UPS

Inverter

Switchover time

Less than 10ms

Around 10–500ms

Backup duration

Around 15–30 minutes

Around 3–10 hours

Best for

Computers, routers, CCTV, sensitive electronics

Lights, fans, TVs, and home appliances

Typical price range

Rs. 2,000–Rs. 15,000

Rs. 5,000–Rs. 15,000, excluding battery

For home use, choose based on whether you need uninterrupted power for sensitive devices or longer backup for multiple household appliances.

Top inverter brands for home in India

Luminous is a widely available home inverter brand in India, with 600VA to higher-capacity models across square wave, pure sine wave, and solar ranges. Other established inverter brands in India include Microtek, V-Guard, Livguard, Amaron, Exide, and Genus.

Brand

Known for

Approx. price range

Luminous

Pure sine wave, square wave, and solar options

Rs. 5,099–Rs. 20,549

Microtek

Pure sine wave and higher-capacity options

Rs. 4,150–Rs. 52,990

V-Guard

Pure sine wave and smart inverter models

Rs. 6,079–Rs. 8,599

Livguard

Sine wave, square wave, and AI charging models

Rs. 4,593–Rs. 9,079

Amaron

Sine wave models and battery compatibility

Rs. 6,200–Rs. 10,500

Exide

Home UPS and pure sine wave options

Rs. 6,948–Rs. 22,296

Genus

Pure sine wave and solar inverter ranges

Rs. 5,999–Rs. 35,555

The best inverter for home depends on your appliance load, required backup time, waveform, VA capacity, and battery setup, so compare individual models rather than choosing by brand alone.

Best inverters with different price ranges

  • Budget-friendly: Luminous Zelio 1100 – An affordable option with 900W output, perfect for basic home needs.
  • Mid-range: Microtek UPS 24A – Offers a good balance of performance and features, suitable for running multiple appliances.
  • Premium: Sukam Solar Inverter 3kW – Ideal for solar setups, providing high efficiency and reliability for larger homes.
  • High-end: Amara Raja 1500VA – Offers advanced technology and exceptional performance for power-hungry households.

Why you need a home inverter

A home inverter keeps essential appliances running during power cuts, making it useful in areas with frequent or longer electricity outages.

  • Longer backup: A suitable inverter and battery combination can provide around 3–10 hours of backup, depending on the connected load.
  • Efficient power conversion: Home inverter efficiency can reach around 85–95% on applicable models, reducing energy lost during conversion.
  • Supports daily essentials: A 900VA inverter can handle basic loads such as lights, fans, a TV, and a router within its rated capacity.
  • Solar compatibility: A solar inverter can use rooftop solar power, potentially reducing grid electricity consumption and associated bills depending on system size and usage.

Choosing the right VA capacity and battery size helps you get reliable backup without paying for more capacity than your home needs.

What are my financing options to buy an inverter?

Bajaj Finance offers two ways to convert your inverter purchase into affordable monthly payments. Both options are available at over 1.5 lakh partner stores across 4,000 cities in India. Here is a comparison of both options to help you choose the right one before visiting a partner store:

Option

Limit

Key features

Bajaj Finance Insta EMI Card

Pre-approved card limit up to Rs. 6 lakh

3 to 60 months; works at 1.5 lakh partner outlets; 1 million eligible products

Bajaj Finance Easy EMI Loan

Loan limit up to Rs. 5 lakh

Quick loan approval; 3 to 60 months; basic KYC documents needed; ideal for higher-value purchases


How to choose?
Both options require you to be physically present at a partner store. The Insta EMI Card is ideal for shoppers who want to purchase across multiple categories over time — and carries zero annual fee. The Easy EMI Loan suits buyers looking to finance a higher-value inverter.

With over 1.5 lakh partner stores across 4,000 cities, Bajaj Finance's network means you can finance this purchase whether you are in a metro or a Tier 2 city like Lucknow or Coimbatore.

How do I buy an inverter on EMI at a Bajaj Finance partner store?

Buying a new inverter is simple with Bajaj Finance’s in-store financing options. The process usually takes around 10–15 minutes once you are at the partner store.

  1. Browse inverters on Bajaj Mall: Explore inverter models and compare VA capacity, waveform type, battery compatibility, efficiency, and expected backup time based on your household power needs.
  2. Find a partner store near you: Use the Bajaj Finance store locator to find a nearby partner outlet such as Croma, Vijay Sales, or Reliance Digital.
  3. Check the inverter in person: Confirm the VA capacity, battery voltage, waveform, supported load, and battery requirements. Ask the store executive which setup can support the appliances you plan to run during a power cut.
  4. Choose a suitable EMI option: At checkout, ask about the Bajaj Finance Insta EMI Card or Easy EMI Loan. Confirm the available tenure and whether your chosen inverter is available with a zero down payment offer.
  5. Complete the purchase: Once approved, complete the payment and arrange delivery or installation of your inverter and battery setup, where applicable.

You can also check your loan eligibility online in advance by entering your mobile number and OTP, helping you plan your purchase better before visiting a partner store. 

Why use the Smart Savings Calculator

Bajaj Finance’s Smart Savings Calculator helps you unlock maximum savings every time you shop at partner stores. It brings together all available brand, dealer, and scheme offers—so you can see your total savings instantly and shop smarter with Easy EMIs.

  1. Dealer offers - Grab exclusive in-store deals at over 1.5 lakh partner stores across India. Enjoy local discounts and special prices you will not find online.
  2. Brand offers - Access limited-time discounts from top brands across electronics, appliances, and more. Discover brand-specific savings selected just for you.
  3. Bajaj offers - Unlock exclusive Bajaj Finance deals on popular products—available only to our customers. More rewards, more value.
  4. Scheme offers - Take advantage of time-sensitive offers on select EMI schemes. Get extra benefits after paying just 3 EMIs—visible during EMI selection at checkout.

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Pro tip

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Shop inverters for home online using the Insta EMI Card

Follow these steps to shop on Bajaj Mall with the Bajaj Finance Insta EMI Card:

  1. 1 Sign in to Bajaj Mall using your registered mobile number
  2. 2 Choose an inverter, as well as tenure for repayment
  3. 3 Add your delivery address
  4. 4 Finish your purchase with an OTP

Put your Bajaj Finance EMI Network Card to good use and shop for the latest home appliances, including inverters or generators on Bajaj Mall.

Moreover, shopping on Bajaj Mall helps you unlock benefits such as a zero down payment facility, free home delivery, and more on select products. 

Optionally, you can shop for the latest inverter or generator on No Cost EMI from other e-commerce websites like Amazon or Flipkart.

Apply for the Bajaj Finance Insta EMI Card

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How to buy inverters for home online using Bajaj Finance’s financing options

  1. Explore Bajaj Mall website: Start by visiting the Bajaj Mall website and browse through the range of inverters available. You can compare different brands, models, and features to find the right inverter for your needs.

  2. Visit the nearest Bajaj Finance partner store: Once you've selected an inverter, head to the nearest Bajaj Finance partner store. You can find the store locations on the Bajaj Finance website or app.

  3. Use Bajaj Finance's financing options: At the partner store, choose Bajaj Finance’s financing options to make your purchase. You can opt for Easy EMIs to spread the cost of your inverter over a flexible period.

  4. Avail zero down payment offers: On select inverter models, you can also benefit from zero down payment offers, making it easier to bring home your inverter without upfront costs.

  5. Enjoy Easy EMIs: With Bajaj Finance's Easy EMI option, pay for your inverter in affordable instalments, allowing you to manage your finances without any strain.

Buy inverters at a store near you

Steps to shop at a store:

  1. 1 Go to a Bajaj Finance partner store in your vicinity
  2. 2 Determine a repayment timeline
  3. 3 Share your Bajaj Finance Insta EMI Card details or opt for in-store financing
  4. 4 Complete your purchase by submitting the OTP sent to your phone

You can also shop at any one of Bajaj Finance’s 1.5 lakh+ partner stores in 4,000+ cities across India. Visit a partner outlet, choose the inverter you want to buy, select a suitable repayment tenure, and use Bajaj Finance’s financing options to make the purchase. Share Bajaj Finance’s financing options and the OTP received on your registered mobile number with our in-store representative to complete the transaction.

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If you do not have a Bajaj Finance Insta EMI Card, you can opt for in-store financing. This way, you can get an inverter or generator on easy EMIs in just a few minutes. All you need to do is submit basic documents such as an address proof, a cancelled cheque, and a signed ECS mandate.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I buy an inverter on EMI?

Yes, you can easily bring home your preferred inverter using Bajaj Finance’s Easy EMI options. Whether you already have the Insta EMI Card or are new to it, here is how to begin:

If you have the Bajaj Finance Insta EMI Card:

  • Explore inverters on Bajaj Mall: Choose from a wide range of inverters from leading brands, offering features such as pure sine wave output, high backup capacity, fast charging, and battery compatibility.
  • Visit a partner store: Check out the product in person at any of Bajaj Finance’s 1.5 lakh partner stores across 4,000 cities in India.
  • Use your Insta EMI Card at checkout: Convert the cost into Easy EMIs that fit your monthly budget.
  • Zero down payment on select models: Take your chosen inverter home without paying anything upfront.

If you do not have an Insta EMI Card:

Check your Insta EMI Card eligibility online using your mobile number and OTP. If you are eligible, apply instantly and enjoy a smarter, more affordable way to buy your preferred inverter on Easy EMIs.

How to calculate inverter capacity for your home?

Add the wattage of all appliances you want to run during a power cut, then divide the total wattage by the inverter’s power factor. For example, if your combined load is 600W and the power factor is 0.8, you need at least 750VA (600 ÷ 0.8). Choose some additional capacity if you expect to add more appliances later.

How much electricity does an inverter consume?

An inverter uses some electricity during power conversion and battery charging. Depending on the model, conversion efficiency can be around 85–95%, meaning some energy is lost as heat. Actual electricity consumption depends on the connected load, inverter efficiency, battery capacity, charging cycle, and backup usage. Check the efficiency and no-load consumption specifications of the exact inverter before buying.

What are the different types of inverters for home?

Common home inverter types include pure sine wave, modified sine wave, square wave, solar, and lithium-ion inverters. Pure sine wave models provide smooth AC output and are suitable for sensitive electronics. Square and modified sine wave models suit more basic loads, while solar inverters work with solar panels. Lithium-ion inverter systems combine compact battery storage with power backup.

How does an inverter work?

A home inverter converts DC power stored in a battery into 230V AC power that compatible household appliances can use. When grid electricity is available, the system charges the battery. During a power cut, the inverter draws stored DC energy from the battery, converts it to AC electricity, and supplies power to connected appliances until mains electricity returns or the battery reaches its discharge limit.

How often should I replace my inverter battery?

Replacement frequency depends on battery chemistry, usage, charging cycles, depth of discharge, and maintenance. Lead-acid inverter batteries commonly last around 3–5 years, although actual life can be shorter or longer. Lithium-ion batteries generally offer a longer cycle life. Replace the battery if backup time drops significantly, charging becomes unreliable, or the battery shows physical signs of deterioration.

How do I maintain my home inverter?

Keep the inverter in a dry, well-ventilated area and regularly remove dust from its exterior and ventilation openings. Check battery terminals for corrosion and ensure connections remain secure. For applicable lead-acid batteries, inspect electrolyte levels according to the manufacturer's instructions and use only recommended distilled water. Avoid overloading the inverter beyond its rated VA or watt capacity and follow the manufacturer's servicing schedule.

What safety features should I look for in an inverter?

Look for an inverter with overload protection, short-circuit protection, over-temperature protection, deep-discharge protection, and overcharge protection. Low-battery alerts and reverse-polarity protection can provide additional safeguards on supported models. If voltage fluctuations are common in your area, check the specified input voltage range as well. Safety features vary by model, so confirm them in the manufacturer's specifications before purchasing.

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