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| − | *'''Pure sine wave (PSW):''' An inverter that outputs AC in a sine wave that is indistinguishable from that supplied by the electricity grid. The creation of a pure sine wave requires a more complex inverter design that costs more, but the additional cost of a pure sine wave inverter often bring additional efficiency and quality. | + | *'''Pure sine wave (PSW):''' An inverter that outputs AC in a sine wave that is indistinguishable from that supplied by the electricity grid. The creation of a pure sine wave requires a more complex inverter design that costs more, but the additional cost of a pure sine wave inverter often bring additional efficiency and quality. If the budget allows it, it is recommended that any system that relies on AC continuously to supply loads incorporate a PSW inverter. |
Latest revision as of 18:16, 11 February 2021
- Pure sine wave (PSW): An inverter that outputs AC in a sine wave that is indistinguishable from that supplied by the electricity grid. The creation of a pure sine wave requires a more complex inverter design that costs more, but the additional cost of a pure sine wave inverter often bring additional efficiency and quality. If the budget allows it, it is recommended that any system that relies on AC continuously to supply loads incorporate a PSW inverter.
