Let's review the basics before deciding on the right inverter for your needs. An inverter is a replacement for grid power. If the grid goes down, you want to use the same power source to power your equipment. A pure sine wave inverter provides the same power as the grid. Here are the main reasons to choose the right inverter.
Reduce power losses and ensure your electricity bill does not go up. Inefficient backup power can affect your electricity bill. A pure sine wave is the best way to convert stored energy (in batteries) into AC power. This reduces the risk of damaging sensitive equipment with an improved sine wave.
The voltage of a sine wave rises and falls with a smooth change in phase angle. Once the voltage exceeds 0 volts, its polarity also changes. A modified sine wave has an abruptly fluctuating voltage and an abruptly changing phase angle. It stays at 0V for a while before changing polarity. Any device that uses a control circuit to detect phase (for voltage/speed control) or instantaneous over 0 voltage (for time control) will not operate properly with the modified sine wave voltage.
This rack mount inverter is a next generation dual input inverter solution. It is designed for communication applications and can be used to ensure high reliability of communication systems. The solution has 220V AC power input and 48V DC power input. It fills the gap between traditional UPS power solutions and pure sine wave inverter options.
It adopts a novel design structure to help users provide pure, stable and durable AC power for critical loads with the same high reliability as AC power supply systems. The design features of the pure sine wave inverter for communications ensure seamless conversion between AC and DC power supplies with virtually no conversion delay and built-in static transfer switches.
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