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DC to AC Power: Why is AC Used Instead of DC?
Two types of electrical current can be used to power electrical equipment: Direct Current (DC), which is characterized by the unidirectional flow of an electrical charge; and Alternating Current (AC), which is characterized by an electrical charge that can reverse...
NEBS Certifications and What They Mean
Network Equipment-Building System (NEBS) certifications were developed by Bell Labs in the 1970s. One of the main goals of the certifications was to standardize electricity conduction equipment, such as power inverters, that is used in Regional Bell Operating Centers...
Tips for Buying True Sine Wave Inverters Economically
For companies and organizations that are committed to cutting costs to bolster the bottom line, buying industrial grade true sine wave inverters and acquiring them economically can be a delicate balance. It makes no sense to purchase low-price, low-capacity equipment...
Four Hidden Benefits of Rack Mount Inverter Accessories
Rack mount power inverters are similar to rack mount servers regarding how they’re typically positioned and the accessories needed to position them. The difference is that servers are usually mounted in a special cabinet made for that purpose, while power inverters...
Inverter Customizations That Are Worth the Investment
The vast majority of power inverters are purchased as stock products that are available for immediate shipment, but there is also a significant percentage of companies and organizations that require custom inverters for one reason or another. If it is determined that...
True Sine Wave Inverters 101
True sine wave inverters (a.k.a. sinusoidal inverters) change direct current (DC) electricity to alternating current (AC) electricity to supply the latter to equipment that requires AC to operate efficiently. True sine wave inverters are complex pieces of equipment...
The Importance of RoHS 1 Certification When Buying a Frequency Inverter
In 2003, the European Union (EU) adopted the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (RoHS 1) to “restrict the use of six hazardous materials in the manufacture of various types of electronic and electrical equipment” (Wikipedia). The directive became effective...
The Benefits of Power Inverter Customization
An inverter manufacturer usually earns most of its revenue from selling stock equipment that is ready for immediate shipment and implementation. In some cases, a large percentage of the remaining revenue comes from the sale of custom equipment, which is manufactured...
Sine Wave Power Inverters & Benefits of TL 9000 Certification
In 1998, QuEST Forum, an organization that identifies itself as a “global association of companies dedicated to impacting the quality and sustainability of products and services in the ICT [Information and Communication Technology] industry” developed TL 9000...
What are the Benefits of using a Frequency Converter With an Electric Motor?
Variable speed electric motors play a crucial role in supporting building systems, including HVAC, exhaust, and manufacturing lines. Industrial motors that are built power to these systems, and are not kept running at all times, can benefit from being connected to a...
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