Can A Voltage Regulator Increase The Voltage?

Wide Range Voltage Stabilizer can raise the voltage to a normal level. The function of the voltage stabilizer is to maintain the standard 220V output when the voltage is too high or too low. However, the power of an induction cooker is generally around 2000W and that of a microwave oven is around 900W. Therefore, the power should not be less than 3000W when choosing a voltage stabilizer.

With the development of social science and technology, life and work are inseparable from the supply of electricity everywhere. The development of electricity has also given birth to many large-power electrical appliances and many high-power electrical appliances. Due to the production of these high-power electrical appliances, the stability of the voltage has been affected during use, thus providing a larger market space for voltage stabilizers.

Recently, a new customer asked me a question: Can a voltage stabilizer increase the voltage?

In fact, as the name suggests, a voltage stabilizer stabilizes the voltage. When the actual voltage is insufficient, it provides power compensation for the equipment. When the voltage exceeds the voltage required by the equipment, the voltage stabilizer reduces the voltage to reach the range of voltage values ​​for normal operation of the equipment.

Summary: In addition to increasing the voltage, the voltage stabilizer can also reduce the voltage. The voltage stabilizer is a power system processing device that combines voltage increase and voltage reduction into one.