Digital overvoltage and undervoltage protector
Overview details
Introduction to Digital Display
Overvoltage and Undervoltage Protector The digital display
overvoltage and undervoltage protector is a crucial device in
electrical systems. It
serves to monitor and safeguard the voltage levels within
circuits. In terms of its
operation, it utilizes advanced sensors to detect the voltage in
real time.
The digital display feature is highly
beneficial as it provides users with an immediate and accurate
reading of the current voltage. This allows for quick identification of
any abnormal voltage conditions. For overvoltage protection, when the
voltage surpasses the preset threshold, the protector acts
swiftly to cut off the power supply. This is essential to prevent damage to
electrical equipment from excessive voltage. For instance, during electrical storms or
power grid malfunctions, it can protect sensitive electronics
like computers and home appliances. Similarly, in the case of undervoltage,
the protector also intervenes. Low voltage can cause equipment to
malfunction or operate inefficiently. By cutting off the power, it prevents
potential damage and ensures the longevity of electrical
devices. In household
settings, it offers protection to a wide range of appliances,
safeguarding them from voltage fluctuations that can occur due
to various reasons. In
commercial and industrial environments, it is equally important
as it ensures the smooth operation of complex electrical systems
and machinery. Overall, the
digital display overvoltage and undervoltage protector is an
indispensable tool for maintaining the stability and safety of
electrical systems, providing peace of mind to users and
protecting valuable electrical equipment
Technieal Sepcifcation
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Place of Origin |
Zhejiang, China |
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Brand Name |
CNCSGK |
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Model Number |
AVP |
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Item Name |
Adjustable Voltage Protector |
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Rated voltage |
230VAC |
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Frequency |
50Hz |
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Rated current |
1-100A |
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Overvoltage(>U)setting range |
275V±5V/460V±15V |
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Undervoltage(<U)setting range |
175V±5V/300V±15V |
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FAQ
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1. What's the main difference in current capacity between the 100A 2P and 63A 2P self-acting overvoltage and undervoltage protectors?
The 100A 2P protector can handle a higher electrical current of 100 amperes compared to the 63A 2P protector which has a capacity of 63 amperes. -
2. In what scenarios is the 100A 2P protector more suitable than the 63A 2P one?
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3.Does the size or installation method of the 100A 2P protector differ from the 63A 2P?
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4. Are there any differences in protection performance between the 100A 2P and 63A 2P protectors?