DC to AC Power Inverters
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Inverters are similar to generators, delivering portable AC power to appliances, stereos, computers and other electronics on land, sea or air. However, inverters are safer (no fumes or moving parts), quieter, cleaner, lighter and easier to maintain than generators.
Inverters electronically convert 12 Volt or 24 Volt DC to AC power inverters convert DC current into conventional AC electricity which can run all kinds of household products such as: kitchen appliances, microwaves, TV's, radios, computers and more.
Power inverters are designed to convert direct current to alternating current. Most of the power inverters work by converting 12 Volt DC power into 110 volts AC. With the use of power inverters you can run household appliances from a car or any other DC source in areas where there is no electricity. Power inverters are available in two categories – The True Sine Wave Power Inverters and the Modified Sine Wave Power inverters.
MSW Inverters usually cost far less than TSW units, however the power they produce is not as ‘clean’ and can cause interference problems with some appliances. True Sine Wave Inverters produce very high quality power, often with fewer spikes and surges than grid supplied power. TSW Inverters can power just about any appliance that can accept a 240v AC input. |
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