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electrical:inverter [2019/04/17 17:05] frater_secessus [Pure Sine Wave] |
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+ | ====== Inverters ====== | ||
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there is anecdotal evidence that MSW can damage some electronics. | there is anecdotal evidence that MSW can damage some electronics. | ||
+ | > Rule of thumb: Everything that has electronics and use a power supply or an integrated power supply to lower voltage will be fine [on MSW]. (Radio, charger, Screens etc.) Everything that uses a power motor (often without electronics) will not (hairdryer kitchen appliances etc.) - WombatCombat2020((https:// | ||
====== Pure Sine Wave ====== | ====== Pure Sine Wave ====== | ||
PSW inverters are as good as (or better than) than AC mains power. | PSW inverters are as good as (or better than) than AC mains power. | ||
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Once you have made your MSW vs. PSW decision the next step is **sizing the inverter** (picking the right capacity). | Once you have made your MSW vs. PSW decision the next step is **sizing the inverter** (picking the right capacity). | ||
+ | Note that to **actually power the inverter** you will need something like a 1:1 ratio of panel: | ||
===== estimating your needs ===== | ===== estimating your needs ===== | ||