Inverters and Backup Battery Systems

Everything you need to know about inverters and backup battery systems

Why should I invest in solar, specifically an inverter rather than a generator, you might ask? Even though inverters are almost like generators, there are some significant differences, and will consumers benefit more from having an inverter than a generator. Inverters have a backup battery system that stores energy converted into power, whereas generators commonly use petrol or diesel to produce power. Inverters are safer, virtually silent than generators, batteries charge when connected to the main power supply or solar panels, and they are lighter in weight than generators. The running costs of having an inverter are much lower, more efficient, and safer for the environment, supporting the going green motto in protecting our nature. No need to spend monies on diesel or petrol, and it has very little to almost no maintenance costs involved. These are all beneficial to the consumer and will positively impact your budget, health, and the atmosphere, which will give you peace of mind.
 
An inverter can easily replace any power supplier with the use of solar panel systems. A great benefit of having these inverters are that you can add additional units to fit your needs as your demand increases over time. A maximum of six units could be added, providing you with up to 24000W.