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Luminous Optimus 2800+ Pure Sine Wave Inverter vs Luminous Nxi 120 Solar Power Inverter

Luminous Optimus 2800+ Pure Sine Wave Inverter vs Luminous Nxi 120 Solar Power Inverter comparison

Show Only Differences Highlight Differences	Luminous Optimus 2800+ Pure Sine Wave Inverter	Luminous Nxi 120 Solar Power Inverter
key specs
Colour	Blue	Blue
Output Voltage	200V	-
Type	-	Solar Power
general
Brand	Luminous	Luminous
Model	Optimus 2800+ Pure Sine Wave Inverter	Nxi 120 Solar Power Inverter
Model Name	Optimus 2800+	Nxi 120
Colour	Blue	Blue
Technology Used	Pure Sine Wave Technology	Solar
Type	-	Solar Power
Battery Included	-	No
output features
Output Voltage	200V	-
battery features
Battery Type	Flat, Tubular and SMF	-
Number of Batteries	1	No
Battery Voltage	24V	-
Battery Capacity	160AH	-
convenience features
Display Type	LCD	-
additional features
Installation	This product does not require installation. The features of the product are presented in the user manual that comes with it. Hence, the manufacturer does not provide on-site installation or demo for the product. In case of any queries about the installation or the features of product, kindly call us at 1800 208 9898 or (080) 49400000 for assistance.	-
dimensions
Width	32 cm	33 cm
Height	28.4 cm	18 cm
Depth	30 cm	40 cm
Weight	22.5 kg	7.6 Kg
warranty
Warranty Summary	Warranty : 42 months* (21 months replacement warranty + 21 months prorata warranty), 24 months Inverter Warranty.	60 months
Covered in Warranty	Incase of any backup issue , Product is collected from customer end and tested for backup time . It is replaced if found faulty.	-
Not Covered in Warranty	Physical damage	-
Warranty Service Type	Incase of any defect in the product , the customer needs to register a service call at luminous toll free number 18001033039. Engineer visits in 24-48 hours and gives resolution.	-
description
Description	-	Luminous Nxi Grid Tie Inverter are power Inverter that can feed power from solar panels directly to grid. They are designed to quickly disconnect from the grid if the utility grid goes down (anti-islanding).