We have to face a lot of problems due to power cuts during summers. Especially in northern India, there is extreme heat during the time from April to June. During this time, people spend most of their time in coolers, fans and ACs. But for all these things to work properly, power supply is required.
What is the difference between a normal inverter and a solar inverter?
In summer, when there is a power cut, an inverter is needed to save lives from the heat. In such a situation, it is very important to have an inverter or battery in the house. If you are also thinking of installing an inverter in your house this summer, then we have brought special tips for you. With the help of this, you can easily install an inverter according to your choice. First of all, we will know what is the difference between a normal inverter and a solar inverter?
Difference between normal inverter and solar inverter:
Normal Inverter
Normal inverter is also known as Gried-Tied.
In normal inverters, electricity is required during the change from DC to AC.
Normal inverter does not have the capacity to save electricity.
You can install a normal inverter in places where there are not many power cuts. Or in other words, where it happens for a short time.
Normal inverters run on electricity or battery but solar inverters run on sunlight. Solar inverters run as a complete energy system with a charge controller. Along with this, the battery of the inverter converts it into 220 volt current. Which runs the current found in the house.
The electricity that comes to our homes is AC i.e. Alternating Current. Its generation takes place in the power plant. It is delivered to the house through the distribution system.
For your information, let us tell you that a human can survive in a temperature of 42 degrees, whereas a temperature higher than this can be harmful for the human body. According to a report by the ‘London School of Hygiene’, by 2050, deaths due to heat will increase by 257 percent. Science says that the human body can bear a temperature of 35 to 37 degrees without any problem, whereas when this temperature reaches 40 degrees, people start having problems. If the research done on this is to be believed, then it becomes very difficult for humans to bear a maximum temperature of 50 degrees.