Common stand alone inverters operate at 12/24/48/120 volts DC and create 120 or 240 volts AC.
Many power inverters come with a built in battery charger.
The rate of power of an inverter indicates the wattage it can supply continuously. Your inverter should be
sized to 125% of the AC loads that will run simultaneously. The extra 25% capacity will protect your
inverter from being over-loaded. It provide you with the ability to expand your system later. The 3 most common types of inverters are square wave, modified sine-wave and pure sine-wave. The output wave
form depends on the electronic conversion used to create the AC power.
Modified sine-wave power inverters are capable of running household appliances such as televisions, VCR's, power tools, microwave ovens, washing machine, freezers and computers.
Pure sine-wave inverters produce power that is comparable to utility power (local power company).
Using pure sine-wave will increase AC motor efficiency and life. The additional cost of a pure sine-wave
power inverter pays for itself in high-end applications such as radio transmitters, telecommunications and remote telephone systems, where the loads are sensitive to wave form variations.
We carry power inverters, chargers, inverter/chargers manufactured by Trace now Xantrex, Sunny Boy, Fronius, Invertek, Beacon, Genius, Iota and Exeltech.
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