SCR & IGBT solid-state stabilizers are coming soon.
No motor. No carbon brush. Nothing that wears each time the voltage is corrected. Our SCR range is on its way to Lahore and the IGBT range follows. Pre-order now and you hear first when the stock lands.
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Two ranges, both solid-state
A servo stabilizer moves a brush with a motor to correct the voltage. A solid-state stabilizer does it with silicon switches, so it reacts faster and has nothing to wear in the correction path. Both ranges are imported.
SCR (thyristor) stabilizer
- 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10 kVA, single-phase
- Holds 220V ±5% from a 95–250V input
- Corrects in about 20 ms — no motor, no carbon brush
- For laser machines, clinic devices, electronics, shops and homes
IGBT (inverter) stabilizer
- 550 VA, 2, 5, 10, 15 and 20 kVA, single-phase
- Holds 220V ±2% from a 90–310V input
- 0 ms rated response, pure sine output
- For your most sensitive equipment, and areas with very low voltage
Want the detail first? Read SCR vs servo, IGBT vs servo or the full guide to solid-state stabilizers.
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Our servo (SVC) stabilizers from 1 to 30 kVA and our three-phase industrial systems are available now. For one AC or a fridge, see the AC stabilizers.
