Meanwell DCAC inverters have many uses.  What they do is convert a Direct Current of electricity into a conventional Alternating Current, which is what runs all sorts of household products including microwaves, televisions, computers, kitchen appliances and more.  These devices can also be connected directly to a battery, or even a car or truck's cigarette lighter, in order to use AC electronics wherever they are needed.

Most appliances run on AC electricity.  Anything that is plugged into the wall and does not run on a battery probably uses an AC power system, whether internally or externally.  In situations where a wall outlet is not available, such as a houseboat, a DCAC inverter is necessary in order to run things like toasters and incandescent light bulbs.  For people who live off the grid, running certain AC power systems from DC generators helps them power their homes.  Without this capability, many people would be without power solutions, not only in Australia, but in many third-world countries as well.

Meanwell DCAC inverters are conveniently designed for high frequency.  They also have input and output fully isolated, and low power consumption, which means they are energy-efficient.  Energy efficiency lowers electricity costs and allow for less impact on the environment.  They achieve this by not using the same amount of energy when the device is on standby as many other products. 

For Meanwell, DCAC inverters are invaluable to so many people, and they can be relied on to provide this technology in an affordable and green way.