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Inverters are masters of energy conversion.

You need an inverter if you want to run a 230V appliance but only have a 12V or 24V battery.

12V batteries are used in cars, while 24V batteries are used in trucks. In the first instance we choose an inverter type accordingly. 

A pure sine wave inverter can be connected to any consumer, but a modified sine wave inverter cannot be connected to a sine wave inverter for those sensitive to it (typically compressor, pump, motor and communication products).

Car inverters
Car inverters
Inverter base devices
Inverter base devices
Inverters with integrated battery charger
Inverters with integrated battery charger
Voltage boosters
Voltage boosters
Voltage Reducer
Voltage Reducer
Voltage stabilisers
Voltage stabilisers

Types of Inverters

There are many different types of inverters on the market, each with different characteristics. The most common types are:

  • Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS): UPS units are inverters designed to provide continuous power supply for critical consumers, such as computers, servers, and medical equipment. They usually contain a battery that provides backup power in case the mains supply goes out.

  • Car Inverters: Car inverters are designed to generate AC power from a vehicle’s battery. They are typically used to power devices that cannot be run directly from the car battery, such as laptops, TVs, and game consoles.

  • Step-Down Converters: Step-down inverters are designed to reduce voltage. Typically needed when converting 24V to 12V or 230V to 110V, making it possible to use devices that comply with American standards.

  • Step-Up Converters: These are designed to increase voltage. For example, converting 12V to 24V allows a 24V device to be used in a 12V system.

  • Voltage Stabilizers: These inverters are designed to balance voltage fluctuations in the mains. They protect sensitive electronic equipment from damage.

How to Choose an Inverter?

When selecting an inverter, several factors must be considered, including:

  • Required Power: The inverter’s capacity must match the total power consumption of the connected devices.

  • Voltage Level: The inverter’s voltage must match the devices’ voltage requirements.

  • Waveform: Certain devices (e.g., refrigerators, pumps, electric motors) require pure sine wave inverters, while others (e.g., phones, laptops) can run on modified sine wave inverters. Always check your devices’ requirements.

  • Functions: Some inverters offer additional features such as power monitoring, surge protection, or remote control.

A Few Words About Green Cell Inverters

Green Cell offers a wide range of inverters to meet every need. Their range includes UPS units, car inverters, voltage stabilizers, step-down and step-up converters. Green Cell inverters are manufactured using high-quality components and advanced technology to ensure reliability and long service life. Our webshop provides full warranty on all distributed inverters. Choose from our excellent Green Cell inverters and be sure you get the right device for the right task!