DC/AC INVERTERS

DC/AC inverter, also known as a power inverter, is an electrical device that converts direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC).

This conversion is essential because most electrical devices and the public power grid operate on alternating current, while many energy sources – such as solar panels, batteries, or accumulators – generate direct current.

WHAT DOES A DC/AC INVERTER DO?

The inverter takes the generated DC power, for example from a photovoltaic system, a battery, or an electric vehicle, and converts it into grid-compatible AC power. This allows the produced energy to be used directly, fed into the power grid, or supplied to electrical consumers.

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

• Photovoltaic systems: Conversion of solar power for self-consumption or grid feed-in

• Industry and commerce: Power supply for machines, lighting, and equipment from batteries or backup systems

• Mobile applications: Operation of AC devices in vehicles, boats, or motorhomes

• Emergency and backup systems: Ensuring power supply during outages

ADVANTAGES OF MODERN DC/AC INVERTERS

• High efficiency through advanced power electronics

• Reliable grid connection with intelligent control

• Protective functions against overload, overvoltage, and overheating

• Flexible applications in both grid-connected and standalone systems

OUR DC/AC INVERTERS PARTNERS

PURE POWER. PERFECT CONVERSION.

LPA designs and manufactures a wide range of switching power supplies and linear power supplies, ranging in output power from 1 to 50,000 watts. They include standard, semi-custom and custom AC-DC power supplies, DC-DC converters, DC-AC power inverters and EMI filters for Military, Aerospace, Medical, Railway, Automotive, Computing, Data storage, Telecom, Networking, Instrumentation and Industrial applications.