Inverters
are now integral part of every household. As they serve the better and cheap
source of supply in case of power cuts. Earlier days Diesel generators were
most widely used for household in case of power cuts.
There
is always curiosity that how an inverter works.
Working
Principle:-
In
inverter Alternating supply is first converted into DC supply then again into
alternating supply that is why it’s name is inverter.
There
is obvious question in mind that why there is need for conversion into DC??
Answer
for the same is that for inverter working Battery is required which is needed
to be charged through DC when power source is available and when power supply wasn't available that DC power supply which is stored by Battery is reconverted
into AC supply through it’s inverter action.
Also
when power supply is available then there is no need for Inverter action in
that case all points which were on inverter will be charged through power
supply. Means that inverter will get bypassed for doing that phase which is
coming from power supply source is directly connected to inverter o/p socket.
Wiring of points
through Inverter:-
To
get inverter supply at points one single wire is taken from inverter O/p and
will connected at points phase points which are to be connected through inverter.
Neutral is taken from the source.
Now
confusion arises why there is no neutral required from inverter O/P?
Answer
for the same is that Neutral from Power supply source is never disconnected
even if there wasn't any power. That is why neutral is not required.
This doesn't mean that you can’t take neutral from inverter O/p. You can take the
same but that will leads to extra cost of neutral wiring also.
Inverter Connections:-
An
inverter consists of following components:-
1. Inverter
2. Battery
Below
diagram will shows you how to do wiring of an Inverter:-
Due
attention of positive and negative terminals must be taken before connection of
battery to inverter. As wrong connections may leads to short circuit.
Inverters
of various sizes available in the market from 300 VA to KW’s depending upon
requirements and backup required. More batteries required if more backup
required.
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