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1. An Overall view on
Inverters

2. There are many home appliances and other
equipments in a house which are run by
electricity. Inverters are the prime resources to
providing the ability of usage of those electrical
appliances during a power outage or shutdown.
The backup source can be viable for usage of TV,
lights, kitchen appliances, computer, etc but all
depends on the type that has been used. These
specially designed to operate for high-
consumption appliances and equipments all
together at once or some depending upon the
combination set.

3. Vital piece of inverters:
It is an equipment which is shaped as a rectangular piece in
which a number of batteries are lined up and attached to each
other parallel or series vise. The batteries are the main piece
of inverter without which it is useless. The batteries can be
charged by generators, solar panels or any other power supply
source. The batteries should always be kept fully charged so
that they can be utilized during emergencies.

4. How the inverters function?
They operate by converting direct current (DC)
power into alternating current (AC). The
standardized form of current is AC by which all
the electrical appliances and equipments are
used whereas the batteries in an inverter can
only store current in DC form. The power
supplied to homes by the main power grid of
the city is in the form of AC and thus all the
electrical appliances are operated under this
form. Therefore the batteries need the
conversion of DC into AC.

5. Uses classification through types:
There are appliances that use higher-energy
consumption than others and if too many
appliances of such high-energy are used together,
the inverter that is used should be able to handle
such power. True Sine wave inverters are a
portrayal of almost the same power as a main
power grid and thus should be used for such high
energy-consumption appliances. They are
specifically designed so that they can undertake
the operations of high-energy consumption
appliances and equipments. These are quite
expensive but very efficient in its performance of
delivering full power.

6. Most of the times at home, only few home
appliances are used and thus doesn’t require
much power. Small equipments like kitchen
appliances, lights, etc only use limited amount
of energy and thus Modified Sine Wave
inverters are used in these situations. This one
is much cheaper than the True sine wave since
high power- consumption appliances such as
heaters, ovens, etc cannot be operated through
it; they are not capable of handling such high-
energy consuming appliances and equipments.

7. Benefits of multiple ratings:
People have different requirements such as the
needs of an office and home will apparently be
diverse. There are three fundamental ratings of
an inverter and each suitable for a distinguished
purpose. There are few appliances that need a
higher power to begin operating but once it starts
running, the power usage decreases significantly.
For these kind of appliances, surge ratings are
used which give the high power for commencing
period and then slows down after it. Examples of
these are TVs and refrigerators.

8. There are multiple appliances and
equipments which needs relentless power the
whole time they are being used. However, if the
inverters are used for a long time, there is a
possibility that they might overheat and
eventually shut down.
30-minute rating describes the usage of
power not more than 30 minute minutes. For
example, an iron might only be in used for a short
period of time and thus 30-minute rating is given
to it. 30-minute rating is mostly used when the
power-consumption is far below the requirement
than that of continuous rating.

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10. V-GUARD INDUSTRIES LTD
33/2905 F, Vennala High School Road,
Vennala, Kochi-682028,
Ph: +91 484 3005000
Fax: 0484-3005100,
E-mail: mail@vguard.in
Web: www.vguard.in