I bought a Genus sine wave inverter last year and staying in a power cut area, it has proved to be a boon in disguise. Since it is one of the few pure sine wave inverters, I do not have to worry about the safety of my appliances connected, specially my TV and computer. It is quiet, comes with a decent trolley which does not take up much space and looks pretty neat too. The trolley is also portable so it can be moved easily to a different location in the house if and when required.
The inverter I bought came with 2 Genus batteries (although I am not sure they manufacture the batteries themselves) but the result is extremely good. I haven’t gone one day without power since. The installation was smooth and fast. It was ready to use the moment it was installed. The dealer explained to me about the small precautions and care to be taking like topping up the battery water once every six months which can keep the batteries running for longer.
It comes with a warranty which I have not been able to use so far as there has not been any problem as such. Genus is a big company, they have a very clear and easy to navigate website which answers most of your queries, specially the well designed FAQ section. www.genus.in - And having a good brand and reputation in the market, I am sure they will ensure a stable product and stand behind their products.
I am able to operate almost all daily necessity products including my TV, fridge, computer, fans, etc. so I don’t really feel the power cut anymore. I doubt the Indian power scenario is going to get better anytime soon. So rather get home a Genus inverter and let your Genius mind work on other important issues. Wish you have a "bright" future.

Purchase Price (INR):	5450
Voltage of the inverter:	800VA
Which equipment do you usually use it on?	PC, Refrigerator, TV, Tubes, CFL
Do you use it quite often?	Yes