Deep Cycle Batteries Haiti

What do you do in Haiti when suddenly the light goes out and there is no electricity?

Unless you have a power inverter an some deep cycle batteries to store energy for when you need it, you, my friend, are in the dark. 'Ou nan blackout', the famous word in matters of electricity and power in Haiti.

Backup power is a very important thing to have in country like Haiti where electricity is not available on a 24-hour basis. The current government is working to change that but, still, you gotta have some kind of energy reserve at least to keep the lights running in case of electricity blackout.

Talk about power Inverters and deep cycle battery in Haiti...

Automatic Power Inverter/Chargers made in the Dominican Republic - Why can't we make them in Haiti?

If you have a solar system to keep those batteries fully charged you are good to go because there's plenty of sunshine in Haiti all year long.

What kind of backup power do you have in your neck of the woods?

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You don't have to live off the grid to have yourself some deep cycle batteries for backup energy in Haiti.

Whether you live in the capital Port-au-Prince or any little city in the country, you got to have at least two or for deep cycle batteries and a Power Inverter Charger to keep the lights on when the electricity goes out

We bought these four Trace T-235 deep cycle platinum 6 volt batteries a few years ago. They are pretty darn good.

Backup power is a very important thing to have in country like Haiti where electricity is not available on a 24-hour basis.

What kind of backup power do you have in your neck of the woods?

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