Existing reviews of 50 kVA 3 phase Industrial AC Automatic Voltage Stabilizer
Problems with machine heating
We are running a CNC Router. This has a high-speed motor starting and stopping as well as vacuum pumps starting and stopping. Our power supply ranges from 495 to 468 volts. Which is within range for 5% or - 480 volts. However, when we check power leg to leg, we consistently have 1 leg of power that is lower than the other 2 legs. Usually within 2 - 3% though. The machinery company would like to see all 3 legs of power closer equal. The stabilizer does that, but it also stabilizes and tries to keep it within 1 - 2% accuracy. I think that's asking too much of any stabilizer with the machine we have attached to it. It just can't quite keep up. Our power accuracy is fine for the most part. I just wish we could level out the power leg to leg. The stabilizer keeps up for a while but eventually, it can't keep up, and it overheats. and trips the breaker. What's this for?
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james
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Date:
08/01/2024
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If the stabilizer is overheated and triggers the circuit breaker to trip, it may be that the ventilation and heat dissipation of the on-site environment are Not good enough, or the stabilizer may be overloaded. Especially overload problems are most likely to trigger stabilizer trip failures.
I see the spec on this 50kVA 3 phase voltage stabilizer that states /- 1%. The question I have is for input voltage changes of, say -(1-2)%, what is the expected output voltage variation? I would assume at least 50% to 80% of loading capacity.
Also, what impact would be on the output if the above 1-2% voltage fluctuation is fast… what is the expected output fluctuations for the first few cycles of the input fluctuation?
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Nahum Ayestas
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Date:
28/12/2020
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1. If the accuracy of the Voltage Stabilizer is +/- 1%, then when the input voltage changes to +/- (1-2)%, the expected output voltage variation is still withing ±1%.
2. If the input voltage fluctuation is fast, the Voltage Stabilizer output voltage will not be affected, and the expected output voltage variation is still ±1%.
This is a fantastic device
This is a fantastic device. We live in an area where the power fluctuates. This is not good for electronics. This automatic voltage stabilizer works great in keeping our electronics safe.
From:
Kaled Serdio
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Date:
19/12/2019
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