There are a number of different types of inverters, but the two main types that you will find in automotive applications are:These inverters are the more affordable of the two.
They produce a “modified sine wave” that is perfectly fine for most consumer electronics, so they work well in a lot of different applications.These tend to be more expensive, but they produce a sine wave that is much closer to the AC power available from the power outlets in your home. Some devices, like uninterruptible power supplies, may fail to work properly without a steady, pure sine wave, but most consumer electronics will work just fine without one.
In heavier duty applications, the inverter needs to be connected to the fuse panel or directly to the battery. Some fuse panels have empty slots that an inverter can be wired into, which will provide a dedicated circuit to the device. In other cases, the inverter can be connected directly to the battery with an in-line fuse. In either case, it is vital to use some type of fuse to avoid a potentially hazardous situation.
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