Protecting Your Appliances With Automatic Voltage Regulators

An AVR is an electronic device that maintains a constant voltage level to electrical equipment on the same load. It regulates voltage variations to deliver constant, reliable power supply. Without an automatic voltage regulator, voltage can sag, spike or surge and damage electrical devices.

There are two main types of AVRs: servo-type and static-type. Servo-type AVRs use a motor to adjust the voltage, while static-type AVRs use electronic components. Servo-type AVRs are more expensive, but they are more accurate and reliable. Static-type AVRs are less expensive, but they are less accurate and reliable.

There are many benefits to using an AVR, including:

• Protection from voltage fluctuations: AVRs protect electrical equipment from voltage fluctuations, such as surges, sags, and brownouts. This can help to extend the life of electrical equipment and prevent costly repairs.
• Improved performance: AVRs can also improve the performance of electrical equipment by providing a constant and stable voltage supply. This can be especially beneficial for sensitive electronic equipment, such as computers and medical devices.
• Peace of mind: Knowing that your electrical equipment is protected from voltage fluctuations can give you peace of mind. You can be confident that your equipment will always receive the power it needs to operate properly.

When choosing an AVR, you need to consider the following factors:

• The type of electrical equipment you are protecting
• The voltage range of your electrical supply
• The power rating of your electrical equipment
• The budget you have available

The installation and use of an AVR will vary depending on the type of AVR you have purchased. Please consult the instruction manual that came with your AVR or contact us for specific instructions.

If you are having problems with your AVR, the first thing you should do is call us.