Sine wave inverter with digital display

What is a sinewave inverter?

A sinewave inverter is a device that converts DC power (such as from batteries or accumulators) into alternating current (typically 220 volts 50 Hz sine or corrected). In simpler terms, it converts direct current into alternating current. Our common emergency power supply often uses a DC battery to produce 220V AC through the use of a sinewave inverter.

How to choose a high efficiency sine wave inverter?

To choose a high efficiency sine wave inverter, first consider the appropriate 12V battery capacity. The following is a high efficiency sine wave inverter electrical diagram, powered by a 12V battery. Begin with a double voltage module for the op amp power supply. The ICL7660 or MAX1044 can be selected for this purpose.

How does a 230V inverter work?

The inverter generates a full (otherwise pure) sinusoidal output current. This means that the current is the same as that in a 230 V "socket" at home, so it can be used safely with any electrical equipment. You use it without any problems, just as you always have.

How does an inverter work?

The inverter is equipped with a number of intelligent safety systems, which constantly monitor its operation, guaranteeing its safe work. Thanks to adaptive cooling, the fans operate with varying intensity, depending on the current load of the inverter, ensuring adequate cooling to prevent overheating.