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INVERTER

An inverter is an electronic device that converts direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC). It is commonly used in situations where AC power is needed from a DC source, such as in solar power systems, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and electric vehicles to power household appliances and electronic devices.

ONLINE UPS

An online UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) continuously supplies power from its battery, while simultaneously charging it from an AC input. It provides clean, regulated AC power to connected devices, protecting against power surges, sags, and outages. Online UPS systems are critical for sensitive electronics and equipment requiring constant power availability.

SERVO STABILIZER

A servo stabilizer is an electrical device that regulates and stabilizes fluctuating voltage levels to maintain a constant output voltage. It uses a servo motor and a control circuit to adjust the voltage to a preset level, ensuring stable power supply to sensitive equipment and preventing damage from voltage variations.

TUBULAR BATTERY

A tubular battery is a type of lead-acid battery designed for deep cycle applications, such as inverters and solar power systems. It features tubular positive plates made of high-grade materials, enhancing durability and efficiency. Tubular batteries offer longer lifespan, better performance in cyclic applications, and are suitable for frequent discharge-recharge cycles.

LITHIUM BATTERY

A lithium battery is a rechargeable battery that uses lithium ions to move between the positive and negative electrodes during charge and discharge cycles. Known for high energy density, lightweight construction, and longer lifespan compared to traditional batteries, they are widely used in portable electronics, electric vehicles, and renewable energy storage systems.

HARMONIC FILTER

A harmonic filter is an electrical device used to mitigate harmonics in power systems, generated by nonlinear loads like variable frequency drives (VFDs). It selectively removes unwanted harmonics from the electrical network, ensuring cleaner power quality and reducing equipment stress and potential failures caused by harmonic distortion.

ON GRID SOLAR POWER PLANT

An on-grid solar power plant, also known as a grid-tied solar system, connects directly to the utility grid. It generates electricity from solar panels and feeds excess power back into the grid. This setup allows for net metering, where consumers receive credits for surplus electricity exported to the grid.

OFF GRID SOLAR POWER PLANT

An off-grid solar power plant operates independently of the utility grid. It generates electricity from solar panels and stores excess energy in batteries for use when sunlight is insufficient. Off-grid systems are common in remote areas without grid access and require battery storage and backup power sources for continuous electricity supply.

HYBRID INVERTER

A hybrid inverter combines functionalities of a grid-tied and off-grid inverter in a single unit. It manages multiple power sources such as solar panels, batteries, and the grid. Hybrid inverters prioritize renewable energy use, enable energy storage for backup during grid outages, and allow excess energy export to the grid.

SOLAR WATER HEATER

A solar water heater uses sunlight to heat water, typically through solar collectors mounted on roofs. It circulates water or heat-transfer fluid through the collectors, where it absorbs solar heat. This heated water or fluid is then stored in a tank for domestic use, providing energy-efficient hot water heating.

CONVERSION OF EXISTING INVERTER TO SOLAR

Converting an existing inverter to solar involves adding solar panels and a charge controller to the system. The panels generate DC electricity, which the charge controller regulates to charge the existing inverter’s batteries. This setup enables the inverter to use solar energy, reducing reliance on grid power for electricity generation.