Forte TDR-500VA 0.5 kVA / 350 W (38095)
 | Outdated Product AVR type: relay; Input voltage: 230V (1 phase); Power (W): 350; Power (kVA): 0.5; Input voltage (V): 130-260; Output voltage accuracy (±), %: 8; Response time (ms): 7; Efficiency (%): 97; Dimensions (mm): 110x152x233; Weight (kg): 2.25; |
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Everyone has already gotten used to Chinese electronics and gadgets, the roads are filled with a huge number of Chinese trucks and a large army of cars, and now it's time to get used to Chinese electrical equipment, which is actively replacing products from domestic manufacturers. Yes, our products in this sector are having a hard time; competing with Chinese prices is unrealistic, so not all will survive this struggle. Perhaps, powerful and more complex models adapted to Ukrainian conditions make sense to produce here, but all sorts of small household items, we will definitely import. I bought this device for my home to protect the most sensitive and important equipment to me from "energy chaos." This includes, first and foremost, the heating boiler, two computers, a wireless router, a home server, and a large refrigerator. I calculated the power, estimated a 50% reserve, and bought this Chinese stabilizer. Works well with both low and high voltage. At the entrance, I have from 250 volts in the morning to 160 volts in the evening. The output values in this case fluctuate in the range of 215-230 volts. With the advent of this stabilizer, emergency shutdowns of gas boiler automation are a thing of the past, computers now also work stably. The stabilizer has passive fanless cooling, but you still can’t call it silent, the relays click. Doesn't heat up. Protects against high voltage surges. For ten days, I was infuriated by the clicks of the relay that switch the windings of the autotransformer. They seem to be not loud, but since I put it in the living room, I got used to this specific noise for a long time. |
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