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What is Static Voltage Stabilizer

Static Voltage Stabilizer is the most advanced voltage stabilizer type that regulates voltage without mechanical components such as motors, carbon arms, or brushes for voltage regulation. They use a solid-state configuration with high frequency IGBT units and Pulse Width Modulation control to provide a steady and stable output voltage, even in the case of extremely erratic voltage fluctuations. These stabilizers work silently and are maintenance-free due to the absence of moving parts for voltage adjustment.

Static Voltage Stabilizer Vs Servo Voltage Stabilizer

Static Voltage Stabilizer is far more superior & efficient than servo stabilizers in many ways. The key difference between a servo stabilizer and a static stabilizer is in their voltage regulation mechanisms. A servo stabilizer employs mechanical servo motors and moving parts such as carbon arms and brushes for voltage correction, whereas a static stabilizer has a solid-state setup that consists of IGBT units and Pulse Width Modulation technology which provides highly stable output voltage super quickly. 

Unlike servo stabilizers, static stabilizer is completely noiseless during operation and is absolutely maintenance free as no moving parts are used for voltage correction.

The table below outlines the key distinctions between a servo stabilizer and a static stabilizer.

ASPECTSTATIC STABILIZERSERVO STABILIZER
Input VoltageCustomized as per requirementStandard specification - customization is expensive
Output VoltageCustomized as per requirementStandard specification - customization is expensive
CoolingAir CooledOil cooled/air cooled
Rate of Correction4,000 v/sec.70 v/sec.
Response Time50 micro sec.10 mili sec.
Max Efficiency>98%90-95%
Short Time Overload400% for 500 msec.200% for 2 sec.
Effect of Spikes & SurgesNo spikes/surges are either generated or transmitted to outputSpikes/surges are likely to be generated or transmitted to output
Effect of FluctuationNo voltage fluctuations are transmitted to output as response time is fast & no mechanical switchingFluctuations may be transmitted to output due to mechanical switching
MaintenanceNo moving part and hence no maintenanceConsiderable maintenance of servo motor & other moving parts required
Buck Boost TransformerClass-H insulation (works upto 175 deg.)Insulation with lower class - cannot handle high inner temperature inside cabinet
Control CircuitHigh Frequency PWM controlled IGBTLow frequency operation - Solid State sensing & feedback through control circuit to operate electromagnetic relays for operating motors
Size Per WattSmall foot print & very compactLarge Size
ProtectionsOver load, over voltage, under voltage, single phase out. phase reversal, phase unbalance, thermal protection etc.Technology constraints - some of the protections are not possible
System NoiseNoise freeHigh noise during operation

Static Voltage Stabilizer Working Principle

Static Voltage Stabilizer works on the closed feedback loop arrangement. Voltage regulation process is commanded and executed by a feedback control system using digital signal processor (DSP).

The input voltage is sensed by the DSP and corrections are made by varying the duty cycle of Pulse Width Modulation (PWM). The required voltage is boosted or bucked from the mains through high frequency IGBT units which operate at 20 KHz frequency.

Is Static Voltage Stabilizer noisy during operation and distorts the output waveform

No. Because the voltage regulation is done electronically without any step changing, static stabilizer is absolutely silent even during severe voltage fluctuations and delivers pure sinewave output.

Can we use static voltage stabilizer for home

Certainly! As a mainline voltage stabilizer it is an extremely cost effective solution to voltage fluctuation woes as no further individual stabilizers are needed to safeguard expensive home appliances.

Uses of Static Voltage Stabilizer

Because of its high precision, super quick regulation and inbuilt circuit protections, it is best suitable but not limited to:

  •  CNC machines
  •  VMC machines  
  •  PLC controlled machines
  •  Injection moulding machine (injection press)
  •  Elevators/lifts
  •  Medical Instruments  
  •  Analytical & Scientific Instruments
  • Calibrations Instruments

Why to use Static Voltage Stabilizer Instead of Other Automatic Voltage Regulators

  • Capable of handling wide range of input voltage, thereby reducing DG operation during low/high input range
  • Reduced DG operation means, savings in fuel consumption (Study made at Northern Railway stations)
  • Improved quality of output voltage to equipments, tending to energy saving and lowering electricity bill
  • Since no mechanical or moving parts hence, negligible maintenance cost
  • Independent phase correction and capable to handle unbalanced 3-phase input without any trouble
  • Provides stable & balanced input voltage to enhance equipment’s operating life
  • Because of slow response time servo-motor based or tap-switching stabilizers are not suitable for sensitive load equipment having high speed solid-state devices and drives
  • High speed correction of Low/High voltage fluctuations
  • Static Stabilizer won’t pass voltage fluctuations to appliances
  • Surge protection for connected load
  • Cycle by cycle voltage regulation without interrupting the load current

Who is the Manufacturer of Static Voltage Stabilizer

NKB Technocrats Pvt Ltd has established itself as a premier manufacturer and exporter of Static Voltage Stabilizers in India, building a loyal client base across the globe. Our unwavering commitment to excellence in product quality, ethical business conduct, and outstanding customer support has earned us the admiration of both national and international clients, solidifying our position as a trusted industry leader.

What is Static Voltage Stabilizer Price in India

Prices depend on the capacity and input voltage range required.

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