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AC 220V 10000W 80A Digital Control SCR Electronic Voltage Regulator 10-220V Speed Control Dimmer Thermostat + Digital Meter(6.8)
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AC 220V 10000W 80A Digital Control SCR Electronic Voltage Regulator
This voltage regulator has a new two-way large power silicon controlled rectifier and the current can be up to 80A, which is a good solution to the over-current of electric stove wire caused by low resistance during cooling.- This voltage regulator can easily adjust the output voltage. It could be widely used as heat controller on electric stoves, water heaters, light dimmer on lamps, speed controller on small motors, or temperature controller on the electric soldering iron, etc
Package Includes:
- 1 x Voltage Regulator
Specifications:
maximum power | 10000W |
Voltage regulation | 0-100% |
Dimensions | 11 x 9 x 5cms |
Weight | 100 grams |
1. How do I regulate my AC voltage?
There are various techniques available to regulate AC voltage. One approach is to utilize an AC switch, like a triac or a pair of SCRs connected in antiparallel. Alternatively, a step-down transformer can be employed to either decrease or increase the voltage slightly. A more effective solution is to utilize a variable voltage transformer, which can modify the voltage supplied to the primary winding. In case you need to control AC voltage through a microcontroller, an intermediary device can be utilized to close or open the circuit. Moreover, it is possible to construct a regulated AC power supply utilizing electronic components.
2. What are the different types of AC voltage regulator?
There are different types of AC voltage regulators. According to the sources, the two main types of voltage regulators are linear and switching. Linear regulators operate with low efficiency, while switching regulators operate with high efficiency. Linear voltage regulators can be further classified into series and shunt regulators, while switching voltage regulators can be classified into step-up, step-down, and inverter regulators. Other types of voltage regulators include servo, magnetic induction, static tap switching, and ferroresonant regulators. AC voltage regulators can be static circuits that accept a variable AC voltage input and produce a regulated AC voltage output.