Differences Between Generators and Inverters:
- There is literally no time gap in the onset of power, once there is a power outage, in case of inverter, whereas starting a generator takes considerable time.
- Inverters are soundless, whereas even silent generators make a lot of noise.
- Generators require a power source (kerosene, diesel or petroleum) to run, whereas an inverter charges the battery with the electricity itself.
- Generators require an effort to start, whereas inverters start on their own, once power is gone.
- Generators are available in high capacities, whereas inverters are available in lower capacities.
- Inverters require installation and wiring, whereas one can start generator right out of the box.
- Generators prove advantageous in places with long power cuts, whereas inverters are more convenient in places with short power cuts.
