04
Sep
Watts, Peaks and Surges
The first step in selecting an inverter is to match the inverter to the voltage of the battery you'll be using for power.
In the majority of cases, you'll be using a...
04
Sep
3. Installation: Can fleets install an inverter?
“Generally speaking, yes,” says Carlson. “Most technicians will have no problem handling installation, and Meind does offer fleet training programs to our customers. We certainly would recommend our...
04
Sep
Inverter Installation
Power Inverters are very easy to install. Most of them are "plug and play" devices, especially small, low-wattage inverters.
These car inverters have a cable with a plug that fits into the cigarette lighter...
04
Sep
7 Factors to Consider When Using an Inverter -1
How Big?
Far and away, Carlson says, “what size inverter do I need” is the Number 1 and most important question he hears from fleets.
“It’s easy to...
04
Sep
Everyone uses some kind of electronic gadget while in their motor-home, SUV or car.
You might listen to your MP3 player, check for directions on your global positioning system (GPS) or play a portable video...
04
Sep
There are generally two types of inverters on the market for residential use.
These are pure sine wave and modified sine wave inverters.
The differences between the two are quite substantial in overall usefulness and cost.
They...
04
Sep
These are the ones that are used for inversion of green technology power generation methods such as solar cells, which generate direct current so that this can tie into the homes power grid.
This type...
04
Sep
What is the difference between alternating and direct current?
This form of electricity is generally lower in voltage but it has a continuous stream of steady power.
Direct current is normally found in batteries both internal...
04
Sep
Where are power inverters usefull?
Power inverters vary in their uses from industrial and home grade devices that power entire states, or small countries, all the way to versions that power only simple electronics in...
04
Sep
5. What about a built-in battery charger?
“The simple answer is yes if you can use ‘shore power’ (electrical outlets at home or on the road at terminals, loading docks, or truckstop),” says Carlson. “When...