Scientifically,
energy can neither be created nor be destroyed but can only be converted from
one form to another. In case of power inverters this phenomena works that means
solar energy is being converted into electrical energy with the power inverter.
The direct current (DC) electricity can be produced by solar control board with charger inverter. Basically, there
are two different types of solar inverters are available in the market such as:
true sine wave inverter and modified sine inverter. Both the inverters are
efficient in their respective functions. True sine wave
inverter is more reliable and costly than the modified sine wave inverter.
A
solar battery charger is a device which employs solar energy to supply
electricity to devices or charge batteries. The most remarkable characteristics
of such device is that, these chargers can charge lead acid battery banks up to
48 volt and hundreds of ampere-hours capacity. As per mechanism, a series of
solar cells are installed in a stationary location like rooftops of homes,
base-station locations on the ground etc. and which is connected to a battery
bank to store energy for off-peak usage. Such type of solar charger setups
generally uses intelligent charge
controllers or charge regulators. MPPT
charge controller is one of the most used one charge controllers.
Functionally, a charge controller
limits the rate at which electric current is added to or drawn from electric
batteries. It prevents overcharging and may protect against overvoltage. It
helps a lot in reducing battery performance or lifespan, and may pose a safety
risk. It may also prevent completely draining of charges.
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