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SinPro Garant SN-14000 Premium Eko 14000 W

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AVR type: tRIAC; Input voltage: 230V (1 phase); Power (W): 14000; Input voltage (V): 120 – 265; Output voltage accuracy (±), %: 3; Response time (ms): 20; Efficiency (%): 95; Dimensions (mm): 300x580x200; Weight (kg): 32;
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SinPro Garant SN-14000 Premium Eko
SinPro Garant SN-14000 Premium Eko 14000 W
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Type:TRIAC
Power:active 14000 W
Input voltage:120 – 265 V
Efficiency:95 %
Output accuracy (±):3 %
Cooling:active
Mount:wall, floor
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Additional features avr SinPro Garant SN-14000 Premium Eko:
  • Bypass mode
  • Number of stabilization stages — 16
  • Rated input voltages — 137-247 V
Remote control options:
  • Turning on / off the "ECO" mode — the voltage stabilizer allows you to reduce the consumption of electrical energy by some types of consumers and the stabilizer itself, as well as increase the life of most devices connected through it
  • Changing the turn-on delay time of the stabilizer
  • Changing the upper and lower threshold values for device shutdown
  • Adjustment of the rated output voltage from 210 V to 230 V
  • Viewing the "Event Log"

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