Ok client of mine set this up for me, works a treat!
200W Invertor, 2 Batteries, and a Relay. Relay switches on as soon as power trips. It also switches itself off so batteries don't drain too low, however it can easily keep my setup running for the estimated 4 hour load shedding times.
Only thing to do is take of that masking tape and plug that wire into the battery and the relay will kick in
Closer shot, all put together nice and neatly in a waterproof container!
2 pin plug which goes into the wall:
2 x 3 pin plugs which I plug my essentials into (pumps, heater etc)
Here's the final product, peace of mind...
200W Invertor, 2 Batteries, and a Relay. Relay switches on as soon as power trips. It also switches itself off so batteries don't drain too low, however it can easily keep my setup running for the estimated 4 hour load shedding times.
Only thing to do is take of that masking tape and plug that wire into the battery and the relay will kick in
Closer shot, all put together nice and neatly in a waterproof container!
2 pin plug which goes into the wall:
2 x 3 pin plugs which I plug my essentials into (pumps, heater etc)
Here's the final product, peace of mind...
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