Inverter Problems

In Pakistan, summer heat plus load shedding is a tough combo. When the grid (WAPDA, K-Electric, or any local supply) goes off for hours, the UPS/inverter works harder. At the same time, room temperature is already high. That’s why many people notice the same problem every year: UPS/inverter gets too hot, starts beeping, smells warm, … Read more

Load shedding in Pakistan is not just “once in a while.” In many areas, power can go any time — and in Karachi it may be K-Electric, in other cities it may be WAPDA or another local grid supply, but the problem feels the same: you need backup to keep things running. That’s why UPS … Read more

In Pakistan, many people keep the UPS/inverter ON all the time because load shedding can happen anytime. Others switch it OFF whenever WAPDA is back, thinking it will save battery life. So what’s actually better? The simple answer is: it depends on your setup and your routine, but in most homes it’s perfectly fine to … Read more

In Pakistan, many homes depend on a UPS/inverter because load shedding can happen anytime. So when the UPS starts making a “click… click…” sound and keeps switching off and on, it feels scary. The good news is: most of the time it’s a protection feature doing its job. That clicking is usually a relay (an … Read more