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Stabilizer Atomlux Really Stabilize?

FabreFer
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Good afternoon. I have an Atomlux A500 stabilizer. I was making measurements with a tester and a voltage variator. With a line voltage of 220 V, there are 220 at the outputs of the stabilizer. Now, as you go down with the inverter, the stabilizer voltage goes down. If it reaches 180V, 180V comes out and if it goes lower, too. My question is: Shouldn't I "stabilize" the tension even a little? Do you have a fault or does it always work that way? (It would be the same as connecting a shoe in that case)
xuso3558
xuso3558
291
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hello, I don't know if it stabilizes or not, I can only show you what the device manual itself says and it is this: The UPS + atomlux Stabilizer includes, as the name implies, an integral STABILIZER. East The latter operates when the UPS is in "Normal" mode, providing a stable voltage value within the range required by computers. Thus, even though the power grid voltage was very low or very high, the STABILIZER will adapt the voltage value to the most appropriate for your equipment. I hope it helps you, I can give you the URL of the manual if you want it, dear
FabreFer
hace 5 años

Thank you very much for your help. The model is R500 @. I will leave the question open to see if other possible solutions appear

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xuso3558
xuso3558
291
hace 5 años

Well, this is how I tell you, stabilizing you will not measure it with a tester, what a stabilizer does is prevent peaks, that is, that there are no ups and downs and that you could see it with an oscilloscope, not with a tester, if you you reduce the input voltage, reduce the output voltage, but it destabilizes, that output voltage is stabilized if the device works well, I hope you have clarified your doubt, greetings.

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FabreFer
hace 5 años

Thank you very much again. So I have no way of knowing if it stabilizes correctly?

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jordi pascual
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Good and greetings to all, as I believe there are two types of sais, the online and the offline. The former keep the battery charged but only use the inverter when they lack the network. The seconds always use the inverter so the output can easily be controlled. The first simply remains the input with the bridged output when the network works. I hope I have been useful. regards.
FabreFer
hace 5 años

Hello, thank you very much for your time. I think I don't express myself well, it's not an ups or sai. It is a stabilizer, it has no battery or inverter.

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