Cheapest Inverter ever 24hrs Electricity, imported and local

Inverter 1.2kva (1tv,3fan,2dvd,5 bulb)20,000 and dry cell recharge able 100 amps battery 28,000.it last for at least 12hrs when charged.total cost 48k battery inclusive

please,how much would it cost me to get an inverter that can give interrupted power for @ 12hrs and carry @ least a 1hp window unit a/c,a table top fridge,a 32" LCD tv,ceiling fan,iron,dstv unit,3000 watts sound system and 8 lights and a 1hp split unit.definitely;all these appliances wont be switched on @ the same time,but @ least half of them will be working.i don't want a local inverter,so it has to be durable and minimal maintenance.my mail addy is lexyenuff@yahoo.com,so please mail me the details on price and how many batteries i need to achive this an the wattage of the inverter i should get.

@blezzing, I checked your first post. How much is your least price for 500w Inverter package? Excluding the battery. Thanks.

For those asking for address.

Come to 88/89 Ekoro Road Abulegba Lagos. you will see our shop just in front of the express road. Make sure you call when coming.

For those outside Lagos you can make deposit to our account, once will confirm your payment will shall commence work on your inverter and ship through ABC Transport company Limited to where you live. All our inverters has auto changeover to PHCN and auto charger. With 6months -1 year guarantee!

i want inverter system to power my television set, free-to-air decoder, 2no. ceiling fans & 4no. 60watt bulbs - all for 24hrs supply. how much will it cost?

The problem with this inverter hype of a thing is that people marketing the invertrers dont tell you the whole truth. To acquire the inverter itself may be cheap but the cost of the battery is another thing. I bought an inverter in 2007 for N15,000. It was after this that I was told I needed minimum of 100amp battery to provide the power. The least battery I got was N25,000.  These are not the ordinary batteries but the sealed type. To really enjoy it, I needed minimum of 2 batteries.

It is really possible to enjoy 24 hour electricity with the inverter but that will depend on the number of batteries, and the load. Because it is the batteries actually doing the job of storing power and dispensing it when the inverter is at work. But to really enjoy power for a long time, you may need up to 5 batteries. Multiply the cost of batteries and you will know what I'm talking about.

The inverter technology is good, no doubt. I have been using mine for over two years now, maintenance free. It was imported anyway. It provides constant light, noiseless and cost efficient. But battery is the problem as you need to constantly charge it when there is light. at a stage too, the battery becomes weak, and you need to get another one. When I first started using mine, the battery could last up to 5 hours when I have just the light and fan on. Now it hardly does 30 minutes. I know I need to get another set of batteries.

The bottomline is tha the inverter is good. But be prepared for the cost of the batteries. Some mentioned that you could us ethe ordinary car batteries for but I've not tried it. But in the long rin, you will discover that it saves you money and energy if you acquire it.