The inverter is a device that converts DC electricity into AC power, which is often used in house applications. Compared with DC electricity, AC power is more common and can meet daily electricity needs. The advantage of the pure sine wave inverter mainly includes these points:
1. Backup for the grid power, that is, you can continue to use electrical equipment during power outages with the pure sine wave inverter.
2. It can transfer the DC power from the solar panel or other DC power into AC power, to meet the power needs of the family.
3. Support the transformation of DC power supply such as generators into AC power to meet the power needs of the family.
2. Recommended power of the inverter
In home applications, according to the demand for home consumption and the power of the inverter, different inverters are recommended. Generally speaking, the recommendation of the household inverter is between 800 watts and 3,000 watts. Here are some common home appliance inverters recommended:
1. TV: 300 watts to 500 watts.
2. Electric refrigerator: 800 watts to 1500 watts.
3. Air conditioning: 2000 watts to 4000 watts.
4. Washing machine: 2000 watts to 4000 watts.
It should be noted that if the demand for home power consumption is large, or multiple electrical appliances need to be used at the same time, you can choose a larger power inverter.
3. Precautions for the use of inverters
1. During the installation process, you need to select the appropriate installation location to ensure that the distance between the inverter and the electrical equipment is far enough.
2. Avoid using inverters in a humid or high temperature environment.
3. When using a inverter, make sure that the power of the appliances used does not exceed the rated power of the inverter.
4. When the inverter is not used for a long time, power off is required to avoid aging of the circuit.
In summary, the recommendation of the home inverter depends on the demand for home power and the power of the inverter. Pay attention to some matters when using the inverter to prevent unnecessary losses.