Eleks Hibrid U 7-1/10 v2.0 2.2 kVA
 | Outdated Product Household stabilizer from the family of "hybrid" Eleks devices. It is a combined type device that combines elements of relay and triac stabilizers. The device has a power of 2.2 kVA and is designed to operate in single-phase networks with a voltage of 130 - 295 V. The Eleks Hibrid U 7-1 / 10 v2.0 stabilizer has a metal case and an active cooling system (with a fan). Horizontal and vertical mounting methods of the device are allowed. One socket is provided for connecting electricity consumers. The instruments are represented by a single digital voltmeter. |
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Eleks Hibrid U 7-1/10 v2.0 2.2 kVA
2.2 kVA
3.5 kVA
Type:combined
Power:2.2 kVA
Input voltage:130 – 295 V
Efficiency:98 %
Output accuracy (±):7.5 %
Sockets:with grounding
Cooling:active
Mount:wall
Household stabilizer from the family of "hybrid" Eleks devices. It is a combined type device that combines elements of relay and triac stabilizers. The device has a power of 2.2 kVA and is designed to operate in single-phase networks with a voltage of 130 - 295 V. The Eleks Hibrid U 7-1 / 10 v2.0 stabilizer has a metal case and an active cooling system (with a fan). Horizontal and vertical mounting methods of the device are allowed. One socket is provided for connecting electricity consumers. The instruments are represented by a single digital voltmeter.
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Specifications Hibrid U 7-1/10 v2.0
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Additional features avr Eleks Hibrid U 7-1/10 v2.0:
- Number of stabilization stages — 7
- Rated input voltages — 145 – 275 V
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