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when we connect a ceiling fan to a inverter's output
voltage, it give some noise, why?
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Answer / sunil pargania
inverter convert DC in to AC, but not pure AC some DC
component remain left in inverter's output volt. so due to
this DC component fan give the noise.
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Answer / raxit
Inverter output contains harmonics and THD of inverter is also high that detract motor performance.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 7 Yes | 0 No |
When dc to ac is converted , it is 12 v ac and t/f step up and due to this t/f does not step upto 220 v ,i.e. Nearby 220 v it is stepped up . But fans are not working properly below 220 volts a.c. I think this is also a reason.
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Answer / abhishek singh
capacitor ckts are present in invertours which converts dc
to ac current because capacitor does not passes dc
current.but all dc current are not able to filtered
through inverter some remains present in the current which
causes a sound in fan.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 3 No |
Answer / dhaval
when we connect a celling fan with jenreter then pure
voltage like 240v is not provided fan even thogh it produse
some noise
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 11 No |
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