What Does A Power Stabilizer Do

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What is Power Voltage stabilizer

Power stabilizer is a kind of equipment that can automatically adjust the output voltage to ensure that the voltage is stabilized within the set range, to meet the needs of various electrical equipment, so that they work normally under the rated voltage.

It is widely used in industrial and mining enterprises, oil fields, railroads, construction sites, schools, hospitals, post and telecommunications, hotels, scientific research and other departments for the protection of electronic computers, precision machine tools, CT scanners, precision instruments, test devices, elevator lighting, imported equipment and production lines and other places that require stable voltage.

Power regulator is especially suitable for voltage fluctuations in the low-voltage distribution network end users and load changes in the equipment, especially for the power grid waveform requirements of high places.

High-power compensated power regulator can also be connected to thermal, hydraulic or small generators.

What does a power stabilizer do?

Wide-range input voltage regulation: it can work when the voltage of the car battery varies widely.

System combination: The combination of switching power supply and supercapacitor makes the work smooth and intelligent, and effectively protects the car battery.

Low ripple output: effectively control power supply noise interference.

Comprehensive protection: automatic recovery of input voltage and restrictive protection of input current.

Usage of power supply regulator

Turn off idle equipment: when the equipment is not used for a long time, please turn off the power switch to reduce power consumption and prolong the life of the regulator.

Choose suitable wires: The wires connected to the voltage stabilizer should have enough load surface to prevent heat generation and reduce voltage drop. Voltage stabilizers with a capacity of 2KVA or more should be connected by terminals, using a single copper wire and tightening the terminal screws.

Avoid overloading: when the utility voltage is low, the output capacity is reduced and the load of the voltage stabilizer should be reduced accordingly.