R.V Power Inverters
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RV power inverters are devices to convert DC power to AC for your RV or road trip vehicle. There is a wide range of RV power inverters available in the market. The essential thing to know is to learn how to choose a unit appropriate to your needs. While wattage, features, and connections are obvious considerations, your final choice should take into account the inverter's wave form output.
There are two general types of power inverters - true-sine wave and modified-sine wave. True-sine wave inverters produce power that is either identical or sometimes slightly better to power from the public utility power grid system. The power wave when viewed through an oscilloscope is a smooth sine wave. Modified-sine wave inverters are the most common types of power inverters on the market. Modified-sine wave power inverters produce a power wave that is sufficient for most devices. The power wave is not exactly the same as electricity from the power grid.
Inverters draw power from your RV house battery bank and electronically convert the battery bank's DC current into standard household AC electricity to run electrical appliances and other loads. Having household electricity in your RV can make your RV really a home away from home. The easiest option is to just plug an inverter into the 12 volt socket in your RV and you are all set to go. You can run most household devices from such a power inverter.
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| Voltec 10-00479 |
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High voltage protection
Low voltage protection
Overload protection |
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| Xpower 1750 |
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Heavy-duty stud connectors
Portable power for AC products
Overload and over temperature shutdown |
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| Whistler PI1200W |
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2400 Watt Peak Power
Low Battery Alarm
Thermostat Controlled Cooling Fan |
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