Our Wide Range of Inverters for South Africa

We offer a wide selection of inverters South Africa can benefit from. Our range of inverters covers a large scope of applications. Choose your inverter from our comprehensive range with or without a battery charger.

What Type and Size Inverter Will I Need?

What inverters South Africa needs, VSP has the answer. With so many options, sizes, and efficiencies, you need to ask yourself 6 key questions. These can help you determine the size device you need for a battery bank or home renewable energy system.

  • How can I ensure I have constant power when the grid power goes out?
  • Do I need battery backup power for daily electricity usage?
  • Is my electricity supply single or 3-phase electricity?
  • What is the size of my solar panel configuration?
  • What essential loads will my device power?
  • How much power will my entire load consume?

How Inverters Work

An inverter receives a DC charge direct current and converts it into AC power. Input and output voltage depend on specific devices and circuitry. Frequency and power handling also depend on your conversion device’s overall design.

Inverter wall mounted in office South Africa

How Long Do They Last?

Inverters for solar power vary. Your solar power inverter will not last as long as your solar panels. Its longevity depends on the make or model solar inverter and how it is used.

  • The components of solar inverters are more complex than solar panels. They are heat sensitive, which makes them more vulnerable.
  • The life expectancy of string inverters is usually between 10 to 15 years (also called central inverters). They are a popular choice for small solar installations.

Which Inverters Are Best?

A good power inverter is convenient. It need not break the bank, yet cheapest is not always best. Always select this type of device to suit your requirements. There is no one-size-fits-all. 

Are you looking at commercial or residential inverters? What battery storage do you need to keep functioning?

The question to ask is whether you should get backup power with more functionality? Should your device have a higher output? Find out more about inverters before you invest in one.

Are Inverters Worth it?

Grid inverters are worth it. The amount of value you get from it can depend on how much excess power you get out of your device. Getting between 8- and 10-hours’ power supply from inverter batteries is well worth it.

This is a feasible option with unstable power from the power grid in South Africa. Users might need to add solar solutions to charge inverter batteries or can consider a solar battery and inverter system, too.

Types of Inverters Available at Virtual Sense

Types of Inverters for South Africa Available at Virtual Sense

Choose your device from the wide selection of Virtual Sense products. We supply excellent quality inverters to the South African market and the Southern African region.

Get your Pure Wave Inverters and Pure Sine Wave Inverter systems from VSP today. Inverters we supply include the Pure Sinewave Cotek S and the SK range. Both are good quality products from Studer, Switzerland.

What Applications Are Inverters Used for?

  1. Solar power
  2. Camping and outdoor activities
  3. DC & AC power backup systems
  4. Portable testing centres and mobile laboratories
  5. Electricity production for military operations

Find out everything today about how inverter systems can benefit you. Virtual Sense Power is here to help you on your journey to energy independence. Our customer care team and repair centre offer excellent service. Let our team of mobile service technicians help you solve all your inverter problems.

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    Virtual Sense Power supplies inverters, batteries and solar panels in the following areas - Helderberg, Somerset West, Stand and Gordons Bay

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    VSP specializes in Lightning/Surge Protection and alternative power systems. The company offers state of the art technologies and services and is generally considered as a leader in its field. VSP is uniquely positioned in a country where 80% of electronic malfunctions arise from power surges.

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