Good, how are you? My query is something simple for those with knowledge. I have read there that I can use for example a 230v voltage stabilizer whatever the WHOLE home is for. But using a CONTACTOR for the consumption of the house. Is that possible? I mean, from my point of view, the stabilizer limits consumption by its own capacity. P.S. In my Uruguayan country the 2 poles of monophasic have 220. We do not have a live and neutral greetings.

It seems to me that there is a confusion in the consultation ... It is being called stabilizer to something that is not a stabilizer ... but rather it is a tension protector. anyway.... if it is a stabilizer it is limited by its nominal power. It will not be exposed to more power and cannot be achieved with a contactor if it is a voltage protector, these only sense the tension and the power is limited only by the capacity of its contacts. In this case, if you can use a contactor to protect the most consumed devices Stabilizers can protect themselves when the voltage is outside the operating range but that does not mean that working as a voltage protector is two different things. regards

it is not understood ... but the stabilizer only stabilizes the network v. and has a capacity limit here in uru. or arg.a contactor so that does a contactor become a yes or no or is it nothing or the whole load of blow ..... it makes no sense

Hello The contactor is only used in PROTECTION (trip) of high or low voltage, when the nominal current of this device does not allow to handle all the consumption by its contacts; the case that you mention, as Mouse-greetings well says - you only need to connect the rear stabilizer to the main board, as it does not connect, or disconnect anything, it does not need a contactor. Regards