True Sine Wave

Just like modified sine wave inverters (trapezoidal inverters), true sine wave DC/AC inverters allow the operation of AC appliances from DC power sources. However, a crucial difference is to be noted: they produce a genuine sine wave output, not an approximation through square wave voltage. This ensures efficient operation, especially for devices sensitive to voltage waveform (e.g., motors, audio equipment, televisions). ProConnecting offers true sine wave inverters from Mean Well for use with lead-acid batteries. Input voltages such as 12VDC, 24VDC, and 48VDC are accepted by these DC/AC inverters with true sine wave output. Models from the Mean Well TS series are ideal for powering household appliances, power tools, and many other consumers. Thanks to the integrated Schuko socket according to CEE 7/3, connecting to the inverter is straightforward. Remote monitoring and control of the Mean Well TS true sine wave inverters are also possible. A Mean Well IRC controller can be connected via an RJ45 port. Rated powers such as 200W, 400W, 700W, 1,000W, 1,500W, and 3,000W are available. The feature list of the Mean Well true sine wave DC/AC inverters is rounded off by points such as low Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of less than three percent, high efficiency of up to 92 percent, and temporary maximum output power of up to 200 percent of rated power.