Microtek Super Power 700 vs V-Guard Jaadoo 700

Two 12 V home inverters of about the same size, side by side on the specs each maker states. They differ on rating, output wave, warranty.

Side by side

“Not stated” means the maker’s page doesn’t give it, not that the inverter lacks it.

	Microtek Super Power 700	V-Guard Jaadoo 700
Rating	600 VA / 510 W	600 VA / 500 W
Battery	12 V	12 V
Output wave	Pure sine wave	Modified (pseudo) sine wave
Max charging current	Not stated	12 A
Lithium support	Not stated	Not stated
Warranty	36 months	24 months
Comfortable load	408 W	400 W
Backup at 300 W, 1 × 150 Ah	4 h 05 min	4 h 05 min
Source	Microtek product page	V-Guard brochure (2021) Ratings from the 2021 brochure; the model is still listed on vguard.in.

Microtek Super Power 700 gives a pure sine wave, which suits fans, fridges, pumps and computers better; V-Guard Jaadoo 700 gives a modified (pseudo) sine wave.
Microtek Super Power 700 carries 36 months’ warranty against 24.

From the running load of each set with a 25% margin, against each inverter’s VA.

Home or load	Needs	Microtek Super Power 700	V-Guard Jaadoo 700
1 BHK home	431 VA	Yes	Yes
2 BHK home	811 VA	No	No
3 BHK home	1048 VA	No	No
4 BHK or independent house	1528 VA	No	No
Refrigerator	263 VA	Yes	Yes
1 HP water pump	1200 VA	No	No
Air cooler	728 VA	No	No
Work from home	473 VA	Yes	Yes
Small shop	609 VA	No	No
1.5 ton AC	2372 VA	No	No

At half its comfortable load. Standby is 1% of rated watts, an assumption: no Indian brand publishes it.

	Microtek Super Power 700	V-Guard Jaadoo 700
Running 204 W / 200 W, 2 h of cuts a day	22.8 units a month	22.4 units a month
of which standby	3.7 units	3.6 units

Backup depends on the battery, not the inverter brand: with the same batteries and load, both give about the same hours.