looking for inverter 24v AC to 24v DC

[Daniel Park]

Recently I worked with McQuay water source HP DC board.
Since new board is too expensive, I decided using relays for over 30 units repairing.
There is a problem on heating mode with DC solenoid reversing valve.
So I need an inverter AC to DC but I can't find the inverter on internet.

Is here anybody where I can buy the inverter 24V AC to 24V DC.

[ascj]

Just go to Radio Shack and pickup a bridge rectifier.

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[mark_ballard]

Try Kele.com

[zibby]

Make sure your rectifier has higher amps rating than your total load ( bigger rectifiers need heatsink)

[billg]

And don't forget the voltage drop across the rectifier when choosing the transformer.

[zibby]

5000uF capacitor on DC side will fix it.

[Daniel Park]

Thanks everybody,
You guys push me into new electronic field!
Even though I am interested in making inverter with bridge rectifier and capacitor, I don't have enough time.
As following mark_ballard's link, I found exact inverter what I want.
For someone who has same problem with me, I copied the link below.
http://www.kele.com/Power-Supplies/DCP-1-5-W.aspx

[timebuilder]

An "inverter" changes DC to AC.

You want a rectifier.

Instead, get the right parts for the equipment.

[Daniel Park]

Thanks. I didn't know that.

[2sac]

An "inverter" changes DC to AC.

You want a rectifier.

Instead, get the right parts for the equipment.

That makes too much sense

[valdelocc]

An "inverter" changes DC to AC.

You want a rectifier.

Instead, get the right parts for the equipment.

They dont make parts for those old McQuay anymore, I had retrofitted some old DC units with new Mark IV board and reversing valve, its time consuming and the parts aren't cheap, I thought about using an inverter, rectifier or whatever but found a place locally that rebuilds the old boards.
while the old units ran for 30+ years, we are having all sorts of problems with the newest models.

[Daniel Park]

They dont make parts for those old McQuay anymore, I had retrofitted some old DC units with new Mark IV board and reversing valve, its time consuming and the parts aren't cheap, I thought about using an inverter, rectifier or whatever but found a place locally that rebuilds the old boards.
while the old units ran for 30+ years, we are having all sorts of problems with the newest models.

Actually I have 35 McQuay units have run over 25 years.
Lots of problems were there, drain, compressor, reversing valve, board, gas leaking, fan motor...etc....
All most I fixed them. Two units were changed with new carrier units.
I hope that I can fix heating problem using by "rectifier" or "KELE module".