RennovEN™

Electrical

Inverter and UPS wiring so backup powers the right circuits

Separate backup circuits, changeover and safe battery placement so lights, fans and Wi-Fi stay on during power cuts.

An inverter is only as useful as its wiring. Many homes have backup connected to random points, or to heavy loads that drain batteries in minutes.

RennovEN wires a dedicated backup circuit to the lights, fans, routers and chargers you actually need, with safe changeover and ventilated battery placement.

Signs you need this

  • Backup drains quickly during cuts
  • Wrong rooms stay on during power cuts
  • Extension cords running from the inverter
  • Battery placed in a closed cupboard

The RennovEN promise

  • 10-year warranty on all works
  • Itemised pricing, approved before work begins
  • One accountable team across every trade
  • Residential specialists — homes only
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Diagnosis

Why it happens

Mixed circuits

Backup and mains points mixed without planning.

Heavy loads on backup

Geysers or irons connected to backup kill the battery.

Poor battery ventilation

Batteries in sealed spaces overheat.

Our method

How RennovEN does it

  1. 1

    Plan loads

    Choose which points need backup.

  2. 2

    Wire

    Run a dedicated backup circuit.

  3. 3

    Connect

    Install changeover and inverter connection.

  4. 4

    Test

    Check switching and backup duration.

What’s included

  • Backup load planning
  • Dedicated backup wiring
  • Changeover switch
  • Safe battery location
  • Testing

What affects the cost

  • Number of backup points
  • Wiring route and length
  • Changeover type
  • Inverter capacity

Every home is different, so we don’t publish rate cards. After a free inspection you get an itemised estimate, and you approve every line before work begins.

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10-year warranty

Backup wiring and connections we install are covered for 10 years against workmanship defects. The inverter and battery carry their manufacturer warranties.

How our warranty works

FAQ

Inverter & UPS Wiring: your questions

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