1 kVA Single Phase Automatic Voltage Stabilizer for Home

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$183.69

The provided ATO automatic voltage stabilizer for home applications is 1 kVA, single phase, input voltage range from AC 140 volt to 260 volt and 220V±8% output voltage. It features low loss, instant overload protection, low noise and long lifetime and is the best choice for home.

SKU: ATOSDR-1000

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Single Phase 1000 VA Automatic Voltage Stabilizer for Home is automatic in operation and producing a stabilized power supply when it detects a fluctuation. This best automatic voltage stabilizer is used for the domestic purpose such as refrigerator, deep freezer, bottle and water coolers, BOD incubators and air conditioning appliances etc..

1 kVA Voltage Stabilizer Specifications

Product Name	Automatic Voltage Stabilizer
Model Number	ATOSDR-1000
Technology	Relay Control System+Programmed control computerized+control algorithmn relay"Cross zero"
Capacity	1 kVA
Phase	Single Phase
Input Voltage Range	140-260V
Output Voltage	220V±8%
Adjust Time	<1sec. (Against 10% input voltage deviation)
Frequency	50Hz/60Hz
Current Type	AC
Protection Over Voltage	<250±2V
Protection Lack Voltage	<185±2V
Ambient Temperature	-10°C~+40°C
Delay	5 second
Insulation Resistance	≥5MΩ
Temperature Protection	110℃±10℃
Relative Humidity	<90%
Wave Form Distortion	No additional wave form distortion
Efficiency	>95%
Display	LED
Dielectric Strength	1500V/min
Weight	2.8 Kg

Single Phase Voltage Stabilizer Applications

Tips: Correct wiring of the voltage stabilizer
First, according to the power of the purchased voltage stabilizer, select the appropriate wire to connect the input and output terminals of the stabilizer. (Note: The wiring should be strictly in accordance with the wiring tag of the stabilizer when installing. Pay special attention to the fact that the live and neutral wires must not be reversed. The neutral and ground wires must not be confused. The ground and neutral wires cannot be omitted). Turn on the voltage stabilizer switch, the voltage meter output on the panel should dispaly 220V, and the power indicator on the panel is on, indicating that the voltage stabilizer has been working normally. If it is necessary to adjust the output voltage, adjust the voltage potentiometer of the circuit board of the machine and adjust it clockwise to increase the output voltage. Adjust counterclockwise to reduce output voltage (turn off load when adjusting).
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In this video ATO uses a voltage regulator and multimeter to test the output voltage of the 3 kva voltage stabilizer which has 140V to 270V AC input, 220V AC output. After testing, we may see that the output voltage is within 220V ± 6%, which is in line with the standard.