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Automatic three-phase voltage stabilizer KEMOT PROavr-10k
488,99 €
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2268099 LEC-URZ3437
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KEMOT PROavr-10k automatic voltage stabilizer
Although the voltage in Poland is 230 V, there are often situations where it is unstable. This can cause sudden shutdowns or unstable operation of devices, which shortens the life of electronic devices. Therefore, in order to protect yourself from this type of situation, it is worth purchasing an automatic voltage stabilizer KEMOT PROavr-10k.
Protect your devices from voltage spikes
In single-phase mode, each phase can operate independently of each other. Regardless of network load and output voltage fluctuations, the KEMOT PROavr-10 stabilizer maintains them at the 230 V -3% level, allowing efficient operation of all devices, including those sensitive to the quality of the network voltage. The regulation is automatic, ensuring high accuracy of the output voltage. An error in the operation of one of the phases does not affect the operation of the others.
Three-phase mode
In three-phase mode, it is important to maintain a balance between the phases. The stabilizer monitors and controls the voltages of each phase to ensure they are matched - it will compensate for too high or too low an input voltage and provide an output voltage after stabilization. In this mode, if one of the phases does not work properly or is not connected, the device will activate the protection and will not supply voltage to the output, informing about it with the "PHASE ERROR" indicator.
How does the KEMOT PROavr-10 voltage stabilizer work?
The voltage stabilizer KEMOT is a device whose task is to maintain a set voltage of 230 V at the output. Its task is to increase the too low or decrease the too high input voltage so that the output voltage is within the permissible limits. and does not have any spikes dangerous to the connected devices.energy. The design of the stabilizer is based on a toroidal transformer, which ensures stable operation of the device.
Voltage stabilizer with servo motor
The voltage stabilizer KEMOT PROavr-10 maintains the voltage with an accuracy of up to 3%. This high operating accuracy is the result of using servo-based technology.
BYPASS switch
The device also has a "bypass" function, that is, a switch that bypasses the operation of the stabilizer, allowing it to be isolated, allowing it to power the home network from an external source without problems.
DELAY delay function
If you need a voltage stabilizer for devices with a large instantaneous starting current, choose a model with the DELAY function. The KEMOT PROavr-10 is equipped with a DELAY switching delay button, ranging from 6 to 180 seconds, which will reduce the risk of its damage when the devices connected to it have a high instantaneous starting current. In addition, the stabilizer KEMOT PROavr-10 has protection against too high and low voltage, overload, overheating and short circuit.
Easy transportation
To make it easier to move and place the KEMOT stabilizer in the right place, it has four sturdy wheels. Thanks to them, you will be able to freely transport the device to different places, which will certainly facilitate operation and maintenance.
Application
KEMOT PROavr-10 can be used both at home and in the office. Fits well:
- televisions and audio/visual equipment;
- speakers, mini towers and other audio/visual devices;
- household appliances such as induction hobs, microwave ovens, refrigerators and freezers, etc.;
- computers, monitors, printers, cash registers and other office equipment;
- central heating furnaces and pumps;
- electricity generators.