Q. How does a power inverter works?
Answer
A power inverter consists of battery charger (rectifier) that converts AC power into DC power to charge batteries. The charged batteries supply power whenever there’s no power. The inverter then use to covert DC power (stored in batteries) to AC power to function.
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