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We're using this for our mini project, and it's working perfectly. We're using it to control the speed of a universal motor, and it's definitely worth buying.
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This voltage regulator is connected to AC 220V, the output is connected to the electric stove wire or motor appliances, then rotate the knob for speed, voltage, and temperature control.
The 220V voltage regulator is needed to keep voltages within the prescribed range that can be tolerated by the electrical equipment using that voltage. . It can be used as a light dimmer, fan speed controller, and stove temperature controller. It is easy and simple to use and can control appliances up to 4000W!
The SCR 220V voltage regulators are found in devices such as computer power supplies where they stabilize the DC voltages used by the processor and other elements. In automobile alternators and central power station generator plants, a voltage regulator dimmer controls the output of the plant.
A voltage regulator generates a fixed output voltage of a preset magnitude that remains constant regardless of changes to its input voltage or load conditions.
read more: Voltage Regulator: Types and Working principles
Note: Do not apply a load more than the maximum power in order to avoid burning of the electrical components. Use resistive load for efficient performance of the voltage regulator.
Model |
SCR Voltage Regulator |
Supply Voltage |
220V |
Power |
4000 Watts |
Dimension (approx) |
8*4*3 cms |
Weight |
100g |
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We're using this for our mini project, and it's working perfectly. We're using it to control the speed of a universal motor, and it's definitely worth buying.
Maine grinder ko slow karne ke liya kharida tha Ye slow karta hai Acha hai.bulb ho ya fan ya grinder sab me kaam karta hai
Worked perfect with my power exhaust fan which is of 2000W
I use this SCR drive to drive a 180VDC PMDC motor! Add a diode full-bridge to the SCR output, add a capacitor and you have a DC drive... Go ahead and buy it.
Working fine, esp.. for metal drilling, I was advised to drill it in a reduced speed (600 rpm -) . Now I am doing it without any problem. I have attached it with my extension board and use it only when I need . Thanks.
Works great for power tools that doesn't come with a speed variation.
I purchased this product voltage regulator dimmer to control the rotational speed RPM of hand drill, hand grinder and circular saw
Good product to control ac voltage
Hello, Yes, the "220V 4000W SCR Voltage Regulator" can be suitable for controlling the speed of your 550W 30000 RPM Wood Trimmer/Router machine as it provides a wide range of speed control capabilities.
Hello!Yes, the 220V-4000W SCR Voltage Regulator can reduce the voltage from 220V AC to as low as 0V AC1 It is designed to provide adjustable voltage control from 0 to 220V AC2 .This makes it suitable for applications like dimming lights, controlling fan speeds, and regulating stove temperatures.Thank You
Hello, Yes, you can adjust the speed of a 2HP motor using a 220V 4000W SCR Voltage Regulator, but ensure the motor is compatible and follow safety guidelines. Thank you!
"Hello!No, connecting a 1 HP induction AC motor to a 220V-4000W SCR Voltage Regulator to reduce the RPM from 1440 to 10 or 20 RPM is not feasible. The voltage regulator is not designed to handle such a large motor or achieve significant speed reduction.To achieve this RPM reduction, it's better to use a gearbox or a variable frequency drive (VFD) specifically designed for industrial applications. A gearbox can mechanically reduce the speed, while a VFD can control the motor speed electronically.
Hello!The 220V 4000W SCR Voltage Regulator is mainly designed for resistive loads and small motors, making it unsuitable for a 1 HP induction motor, especially for reducing RPM to low levels. Induction motors require more advanced control methods, like variable frequency drives (VFDs), for precise and stable low-speed operation. To reduce the RPM of a 1 HP induction motor to 10-20 RPM, consider using a VFD, as it allows for accurate speed control by adjusting the frequency of the power supplied.