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Voltage stabilizer AVR 2000, relay, 2000VA, 230VAC

Name: Voltage stabilizer AVR 2000, relay, 2000VA, 230VAC
Brand: POWERWALKER
SKU: 131830
Price: 96.63 EUR
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Voltage stabilizer POWER-AVR-2000 from PowerWalker with output power 2000 VA and input voltage from 110 to 280 VAC. Voltage stabilizers ensure normal operation and protection of electrical appliances even when the mains voltage is higher or lower than standard.

Manufacturer:

POWERWALKER

Model:

AVR-2000

Individual Warranty:

24 months

Company Waranty:

12 months

Weight:

7.533 Kgs

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Application

Voltage stabilizers are used to ensure normal power supply and operation of household appliances, refrigerator, air conditioner, etc. The voltage stabilizer is built by toroidal autotransformer, contact regulator - servo motor, actuator, control and protection board. When the input voltage is not accurate, the motor of the electrical stabilizer drives the arm of the contact regulator and provides a stabilized output voltage. It is good when buying a voltage stabilizer, it should have high accuracy, short correction time, small self-consumption, long-term reliable operation. The electrical stabilizer can be equipped with various protections - delayed start after voltage drop, protection from increased or decreased input voltage, overload protection with automatic fuses with "C" curve, etc.

Recommendations when choosing a stabilizer

the rated power of a stabilizer must be 30% higher than the power of the consumer at active load (heaters, electric ovens, furnaces, stoves, etc.) This is necessary due to the high starting current of the loads. When the load is switched on and in repetitive modes, the load for a short period significantly exceeds the nominal parameters specified in the technical characteristics of the load. This necessitates the use of a stabilizer with a certain power reserve, especially in locations where the input voltage of the stabilizer is, in most cases, close to the lower limit of the input voltage range.
when a voltage regulator is used to supply an inductive load, the selected regulator must have 3 to 5 times the output power of the load (fluorescent and fluorescent lighting, electric motors, pumps, air conditioners, refrigerators and freezers, etc.).
when a voltage regulator is used to power a capacitive load, the selected regulator must have 5 to 10 times the output power of the load (pulse chargers, LED drivers, switching power supplies, etc.).