30 kVA Single Phase Automatic Voltage Stabilizer

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$2,447.55

High accuracy 1-phase 30 kVA full-automatic AC voltage stabilizer, input voltage range 95-125V (output voltage is 110V) or input range 190-250V (output voltage is 220V), is designed to keep the voltage stable and help electrical equipment run normally and protect the equipment from damage when there is voltage fluctuation.

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SKU: ATO-AVS-1P30K

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Overview

30 kVA Single Phase Automatic Voltage Stabilizer with high efficiency and 110V±3%/ 220V±3% output voltage stability, 95-125V/ 190-250V wide input voltage range full automatic intelligent protection. It has excellent features, such as small waveform distortion, high efficiency, high power factor, free from the effect or frequency variation of supply. It can be widely used in most situations where the voltage stabilization is required.

Specifications

Product Name	Automatic Voltage Stabilizer
Model Number	ATO-TND/JSW-30kVA
Capacity	30 kVA (The power capacity of the voltage stabilizer needs to be 1.5~2 times greater than the load power)
Phase	Single Phase
Input Voltage Range	±15% tolerance of output voltage
Output Voltage*	220V±3%/ 230V±3%/ 240V±3%/ 110V±3% (Optional)
Adjust Time	<1sec. (Against 10% input voltage deviation)
Frequency	50Hz/60Hz
Current Type	AC
Protection Overvoltage	<246±4V
Temperature Rise	<60°C
Ambient Temperature	-10°C~+40°C
Insulation Resistance	≥5MΩ
Temperature Protection	110℃±10℃
Relative Humidity	<95%
Wave Form Distortion	No additional waveform distortion
Load Power Factor	0.8
Efficiency	≥90%
Display	LCD
Protection Grade	IP20
Dielectric Strength	1500V/min
Certification	CE
Warranty Period	12 months
Weight	100 Kg
Size	4304301020mm
Note: The provided 30 kVA voltage stabilizer is 1-phase (L, N, G) by Europe standard. We can customize the split phase (L1, L2 + G) like the USA standard, just confirm with us by email after ordering.

Details

Tips: How to calculate voltage stabilizer rating?

To calculate the voltage stabilizer rating, follow these steps:

1. Determine the Load Power (in Watts)
Identify the total wattage of all the electrical appliances you want to connect to the voltage stabilizer. This includes lights, fans, refrigerators, air conditioners, etc.
Example: If you're using an air conditioner of 1500W and lights totaling 500W, the total power load would be 2000W.

2. Convert Power to Volt-Amperes (VA)
Voltage stabilizer ratings are usually in volt-amperes (VA) or kilovolt-amperes (kVA). To convert watts to VA, use the power factor (PF). The power factor typically ranges from 0.8 to 1. For most household appliances, use 0.8.
VA=Total Power (Watts)/Power Factor (PF)

3. Determine Voltage Rating
Identify the voltage rating of your appliances, typically 230V for many countries. Some devices may require 110V. This ensures that the stabilizer can handle the voltage demands.

4. Add a Safety Margin
Add a 20-25% safety margin to account for future load increases or power surges.
Stabilizer VA Rating=2500 VA*1.25=3125 VA

5. Round Up to Standard Ratings
Voltage stabilizers are available in standard ratings (e.g., 1 kVA, 2 kVA, 3 kVA, etc.). Based on your calculation, select a stabilizer with the next higher rating. In the example above, a 4 kVA or 5 kVA stabilizer would be appropriate.

Existing reviews of 30 kVA Single Phase Automatic Voltage Stabilizer

Split phase

Hi,

With this model is it possible to add an isolation transformer to have a split phase 220/110V?

From: Kenneth | Date: 13/09/2023

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ATO Responded

This works in principle, but it will also change the size and weight of the regulator, please contact our pre-sales technical team for technical enquiry.

Want to buy 30 kVA 1-phase voltage stabilizer for my house

I need more information in the 30 kVA 1-phase voltage stabilizer that want to use to regulate voltage in my house. Service is US Standard 60Hz split phase. Need answer to this questions:
Can you accomodate for a high voltage situation? Actual voltage is as follow:
L1 to Neutral and L2 to Neutral 125 to 135 volts; L1 to L2: 250

From: Saul Rodriguez | Date: 09/08/2020

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ATO Responded

Yes, we can accommodate for 190-250V input voltage. But stabilizer output doesn't have 110/120V, its only fixed 220V (L1,L2 + G). So you will not be able to run/connect 110/120V loads from/to the stabilizer output.

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