A 12V inverter operates on a 12-volt DC input, while a 24V inverter uses a 24-volt DC input. Further, with a 12V inverter you can use a single battery whereas with a 24V inverter you can use double battery. Due to this, a 24V inverter is typically more efficient and suitable for higher power and longer backup applications.

A sine wave inverter produces a smooth, consistent waveform similar to utility power, ideal for sensitive electronics. A square wave inverter generates a more abrupt waveform, less suited for sensitive devices. Due to this, the devices are kept safe and perform without any humming noise or flickers.

To choose the right inverter for your home, consider your power needs, battery voltage, and the type of devices you plan to run, ensuring compatibility and efficiency. Use our load calculator to get the best suited recommendations for your requirement.

Yes, you can run heavy appliances like ACs, motors, and mixer grinders on our inverters, provided the inverter has sufficient capacity to handle the load.

The best inverter for your home depends on your power requirements, with our sine wave inverters offering reliability and efficiency for most household needs. Calculate your load now for our recommendations on your requirement.

Our regulated voltage output provides stable power for sensitive devices, while non-regulated output may vary, suitable for less sensitive appliances.