Voltage regulator

High or low mains voltage is one of the most common causes of failure of electrical appliances. The solution to this problem is to install a voltage stabilizer for the whole house or for a specific device. A voltage stabilizer is a device that has an input and an output, designed to maintain the output voltage within specified limits, with a significant change in the value of the input voltage. In other words, the stabilizer is needed so that the load connected to it is powered from a stable voltage, the value of which will invariably be within the standard nominal values ​​(220 Volts for a single-phase network and 380 Volts for a three-phase network).