A pure sine wave inverter is a device that converts direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC), and can output the same waveform as the mains. Its main features are smooth current waveform and stable frequency (generally 50Hz or 60Hz), which can meet the needs of various household appliances and industrial equipment.
Features of pure sine wave inverter
Pure sine wave inverter supports multiple DC input voltages such as 60V, 48V, 12V, 24V, and can convert them into a stable 220V AC output voltage, meeting the power demand in different scenarios. For example, in the vehicle scene, 12V or 24V DC power can be provided by the car cigarette lighter or battery, and after conversion by the inverter, 220V AC power can be provided for vehicle appliances such as laptops and vehicle refrigerators; in industrial and household scenes, some devices using 48V or 60V DC power can also be easily converted to the commonly used 220V AC power, realizing the flexible application of power supply.
Advantages of pure sine wave inverter
High output waveform quality
The pure sine wave inverter outputs the same sine wave AC power as the mains, which can drive any type of load, including inductive load and capacitive load, such as motors, transformers, fluorescent lamps, etc., without causing damage to the load, nor generating electromagnetic interference, ensuring the normal operation and service life of the electrical equipment.
High conversion efficiency
Using advanced circuit design and control technology, the pure sine wave inverter has a high conversion efficiency, which can efficiently convert the DC power of the battery into AC power, reduce energy loss, extend the battery life, and reduce the cost of use.
Good stability and reliability
It has perfect protection functions, such as input overvoltage, undervoltage protection, output overvoltage, undervoltage protection, overload protection, overcurrent and short circuit protection, etc. When an abnormal situation occurs, the inverter can automatically stop working to protect the safety of itself and electrical equipment. It also has good stability and can work stably under different environmental conditions.
Compared with other types of inverters, the output waveform of pure sine wave inverters is particularly important. For many high-end electronic devices, such as audio systems, medical equipment and precision instruments, the use of non-sine wave inverters may cause equipment performance to degrade or even damage. Therefore, pure sine wave inverters are widely used in the high-end market, especially in occasions with extremely high requirements for power quality.
