Difference Between Sine Wave Inverter And Modified Inverter

Hello guys, welcome back to my blog. In this article, I will discuss the difference between sine wave Inverter and modified inverter. Each and everything I will try to explain in a simple way.

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Sine Wave Inverter And Modified Inverter

Hey, are you confused about which one to choose a sine wave inverter or a modified sine wave inverter? then this article is for you. Read this article till the end and I appreciate you if you share this article with your friends. 

Sine Wave Inverter

1. The sine wave inverter consumes less power during charging mode.
2. For every 200 watts required to charge the battery, a sine wave inverter will draw 242 watts from mains.
3. Therefore, the sine wave inverter is highly efficient and also generates a low electricity bill.
4. The output voltage range of the inverter is from 270 volts to 285 volts.
5. In an SWI, protection is provided to the connected appliances.
6. The sine wave inverter increases the life span of the battery by providing a pure DC current.
7. Appliances in the case of sine wave inverter are noiseless because of less distortion.

Modified Sine Wave Inverter

1. In charging mode, the modified SW inverter consumes more power.
2. For every 200 watts required to charge the battery, a modified_sine wave inverter will draw 314 watts from mains.
3. Therefore, the modified SW inverter is not efficient and also generates a high electricity bill.
4. In an MSWI, there are high fluctuations in output voltage ranging from 290 volts to 310 volts.
5. In a modified inverter there is the possibility of damage to connected appliances.
6. The MSWI harms the battery by producing a high DC ripple current.
7. Because of distortions in output power, the appliances generate humming noise.

I recommend you guys to buy an SWI as we discuss that it has more benefits compared to other inverters. I hope this article may help you all a lot. Thank you for reading

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