INVERTERS

Need of an Inverter

When selecting an inverter, choose a size that can power the appliances you plan to use. Typical sizes installed in RV and home are 1000 to 2500 watts. Larger inverters from 4 kW to 11 kW are used in large power systems, such as lodges, and industrial applications. 

Most home power systems in Middle East, Africa are now wired for 220-240 VAC, and an inverter is installed to feed these circuits. An inverter not only lets you use standard appliances and tools but conventional wiring as well. In larger remote residences, particularly those using auxiliary generators, inverters can reduce the costs of power generation by up to 90%. Most inverters include a stand-by battery charger, so that when the generator is on, the batteries are automatically recharged. Once the generator is turned off, the inverter system powers the same AC circuits. Not only do you have quiet power available 24 hours a day, but in most cases the fuel savings alone can pay for the complete cost of the inverter system in less than a year!

Now you can  enjoy the tranquility of that sunset without the noise and fumes of a generator. With an inverter on board, you no longer have to run the generator just to make the morning coffee or watch a late night video. Your inverter will supply the power, silently and effortlessly. Save that generator for use during periods of heavy power consumption and let your inverter do the rest.