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    standard inverter vs hyper inverter



    hi
    I've been looking at the Mitsubishi air con units I'm just not sure what the difference between standard inverter vs hyper inverter are

    any help would be appreciated



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    Re: standard inverter vs hyper inverter

    The hyper goes up to 11.

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    Re: standard inverter vs hyper inverter

    Hypercore?

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    Re: standard inverter vs hyper inverter


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    Re: standard inverter vs hyper inverter

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    It's all in the switching.

    With a standard PWM and PAM inverter which is the most common inverter,
    the switching of the frequency is either on or off, so the sign wave is very
    square in shape.

    The switching of a Vector controlled inverter is staged so when the thing switches
    the pulse it builds up the pulse height so the sign wave actually looks like a real
    sign wave, when measured with an oscilloscope.

    In real terms it delivers a more controlled frequency which mimics a real frequency
    more closer than the older versions.

    Rob

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    Re: standard inverter vs hyper inverter

    So does that mean it's more energy efficient ? And spares more expensive

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