Need help in buying a servo stabilizer
- Thread starter Mr. Studd
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no recommendations as such, but 2kva seems very low? are you sure you have measured it correctly? for context, we currently have a 15 kva servo which supports upto 5 ACs (mostly 3 ACs running in parallel), and assorted lights/kitchen equipment etc.
One more thing, if your requirement is x, and if you are fine with a little wastage, get x+5 kva at a minimum, your future self would thank you, we personally are considering upgrading to 20kva
One more thing, if your requirement is x, and if you are fine with a little wastage, get x+5 kva at a minimum, your future self would thank you, we personally are considering upgrading to 20kva
santorini
Contributor
Which one do you have? I am also looking for 15-20kva for home since voltage here fluctuates quite a lot.
I will not be putting the 'power' phase on the servo stabilizer.
Currently, I am running https://www.microtek.in/product/vol...listing/automatic-voltage-stabilizer-eml-3090 in another home just fine but it is a 'cutoff' type of stabilizer and not a servo one.
I think 3 to 5 kVA rating for the non-power phase should be more future-proof for me - thanks!
Currently, I am running https://www.microtek.in/product/vol...listing/automatic-voltage-stabilizer-eml-3090 in another home just fine but it is a 'cutoff' type of stabilizer and not a servo one.
I think 3 to 5 kVA rating for the non-power phase should be more future-proof for me - thanks!
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ishanjain28
Forerunner
Thanks! https://www.goldenservo.com/pdf/golden-servo-brochure.pdf - I am looking at it now.
I will measure the amount of space I have and get the highest capacity single-phase servo stabilizer that fits in there.
I will measure the amount of space I have and get the highest capacity single-phase servo stabilizer that fits in there.