SVEN VR-F600 automatic voltage regulator — full power safety confidence
SVEN automatic voltage regulators range is well known to users seeking for truly high-quality and reliable protection of electrical appliances as comfortable as possible and without excessive costs. SVEN automatic voltage regulators range has recently been completed with the VR-F600 model, which takes the best of its predecessors and receives a number of important improvements. In particular, the design of the case has been seriously improved, which has become more attractive externally, and also received special mounts for wall mounting, which can greatly facilitate its installation.
Obviously, maximum attention has been paid to safety: housing is traditionally made of durable, non-combustible plastic, with thermal protection of the transformer. However, the main characteristic of SVEN VR-F600 is, of course, full availability for any unpleasant surprises from power grids: from voltage fluctuations to high-frequency and impulse disturbances, which are successfully managed by the integrated varistor. All these features allow the product to be used not only in a standard apartment, but also in country houses or villages, where the quality of power supply is traditionally poor.
SVEN VR-F600 input voltage can vary from 170 to 285 V, while the output will always be 230 V with no more than 10% deviation either upwards or downwards. In case of excessively high or low mains voltage, an automatic switch-off is performed. Upon normalisation of the voltage, the power supply of the appliances is restored, however, a pause of 6 seconds is maintained before the restoration of the power supply. This prevents the connected load from being switched on and off repeatedly when repeated voltage fluctuations occur. In case of serious malfunctions, the automatic fuse integrated in the switch key is triggered.
2 CEE7/4 (EU) Euro sockets with safe locking of all types of plugs are used to connect electrical appliances. Three LED status indicators are located near the switch, indicating connection to the mains, stabilisation and overload - the developers have done everything to ensure that the stabiliser is as user-friendly as possible.