12 Volt Mini IPS Setup and Diagram.

How are you all? I hope everyone is well and healthy by the grace of God. Today I will show you how to make a 12-volt mini IPS and how to use it and give a simple diagram. Later I will show you how to make it again in another post.

Here a dry acid 95-ampere 12-volt battery has been used, a 10-ampere 12-volt transformer has been used, and an autocut circuit has been used through which the battery will be charged and will indicate a full charge, and from there the 12-volt fan and lamp can be run with the load.

Here you can see a real picture in the picture and video and diagram that I have made: two fans and three lights with an IPS setup for the customer as per the customer's wish, but this setup is basically made for one fan and one lamp.

There is a lot of current flowing in our country now, which is why the new charger fans that are available in the market now have small batteries starting from 4.5 amperes to 7 amperes. And with those batteries, the charger fans cannot run for more than 2 hours at most, and if we make a small IPS by hand like this, then it is possible to run this fan for 12 to 14 hours with a 95-ampere battery.

Here is a diagram: after giving 220-volt AC input voltage, the line goes to the AC transformer through the power switch, and then from there it goes to the autocut circuit and becomes DC, charging the battery. Then the output from that circuit is taken again, and the fan is run. This diagram explains that.

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