UPS battery Back time = no.of Batteries * Ah of the Battery / output KVA * 130

UPS battery Back time = no.of Batteries * Ah of the Battery /
output KVA * 130 ? what is the 130 means ? can any one help?
because all are using this formula how its came 130?

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UPS battery Back time = no.of Batteries * Ah of the Battery / output KVA * 130 ? what is the 130 m..

Answer / k.prakashchandra

Ah*voltage /1000=stored energy in Kwh = back up time in
hours * load in KW. Here instead of load, rating of
inverter is given in Kva. So with load at 65% 0f inverter
rating or at 65% of stored energy, the above formula nearly
holds good

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UPS battery Back time = no.of Batteries * Ah of the Battery / output KVA * 130 ? what is the 130 m..

Answer / vivek

As per industrial thumb rule we need 12V/130AH battery to
have 1 hour backup for 1 KVA UPS. Therefore 130 is
iindicates AH which always constant for 1 KVA.

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