

LIVANA showcased its 100 Ah LIVA-HB UPS series with a maximum conversion efficiency of >85% at the show
The company’s battery portfolio consists of 12.8 V and 25.6 V LFP batteries, with a rated capacity range of 100 Ah to 314 Ah
Their rated storage capacity range is 1.28, 2.56, 4.019, 5.12, and 8.038 kWh
LIVANA, a new India-based battery solutions provider, showcased its uninterrupted power supply (UPS) systems and lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) battery range at The Battery Show India 2026, targeting residential use cases.
The company displayed its LIVA-HB series, consisting of three 12 V UPSs (LIVA-HB 1100, LIVA-HB 1400, and LIVA-HB 1600) and two UPSs (LIVA-HB 2000 and LIVA-HB 3000) with higher 12 V DC ratings. Equipped with a 100 Ah lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) battery, the product has two selectable input modes: ‘normal’ with a regular AC grid supply range of 100 to 285 V, and ‘UPS’ mode with a narrower voltage window of 180 to 265 V. It is rated for a charging current of up to 20 A.
A narrow voltage window helps the power backup system detect AC grid voltage anomalies and switch to battery-only mode. In the event of a grid outage, it also shifts to battery mode. The product specifies a rated nominal output voltage of 220 V and a 50 Hz frequency in a pure sine wave waveform for this product in battery mode. The rated full-load current varies by model: 63 A for the LIVA-HB 1100, 52 A for the LIVA-HB 1600, 60 A for the LIVA-HB 2000, and 90 A for the LIVA-HB 1400 and LIVA-HB 3000. It has a rated maximum conversion efficiency of more than 85%.
LIVANA also showcased an LFP battery range with rated terminal voltages of 12.8 V and 25.6 V, targeting solar applications. Each voltage category includes three batteries with capacities of 100 Ah, 200 Ah, and 314 Ah. The 12.8 V battery group offers rated storage capacities of 1.28 kWh (100 Ah), 2.56 kWh (200 Ah), and 4.019 kWh (314 Ah). The 25.6 V batteries offer higher storage capacity: 2.56 kWh (100 Ah), 5.12 kWh (200 Ah), and 8.038 kWh (314 Ah). Both categories (12.8 V and 25.6 V) share the same maximum charging/discharging current: 50 A (100 Ah), 100 A (200 Ah), and 150 A (314 Ah), depending on the rated Ah capacity. The product datasheet specifies a rated charging operating temperature range of 0 to +50°C (charging) and a wider discharging temperature range of -10 to +50°C across the models. The datasheet also lists an expected battery life of up to 6,000 cycles for 100 Ah and 200 Ah batteries (12.8 V and 25.6 V), while the 314 Ah battery (12.8 V and 25.6 V) is rated for 8,000 cycles at 70% end-of-life (EOL) testing conditions.