Other Devices That May Not Work With a Modified Sine Wave Inverter
Some other electronic devices that may or may not work correctly without a pure sine wave include:
- Devices that use thyristors like laser printers and photocopiers
- Devices that use silicon-controlled rectifiers
- Lighting that makes use of electronic ballasts, like many fluorescent lights
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