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READ MOREThe HWTB-V002+CE (internal model HV002-220V) is a high-performance 220V/230V high-current voltage protection system with a rated power of 4000W (20A). It is specifically designed for the safe operation of high-load applications in high-end residential, commercial, and industrial equipment.
In terms of technical construction and specifications, the product supports a 50/60Hz dual-frequency power grid. Its core competitive advantage lies in its wide-range adjustable undervoltage protection (170V – 197V), allowing users to set precise lower threshold values according to complex electrical environments. Overvoltage protection is set at a robust 255V. Internally, it employs industrial-grade high-capacity relays and an all-copper conductive path, with an optional 125J surge suppression circuit. A fixed 180-second delay effectively intercepts the inrush current during grid recovery.
It primarily protects air conditioners, electric heaters, and high-power motors, and also integrates a one-touch ON/OFF function for TVs and air conditioners. This makes the product not only an automatic protector, but also a convenient power management terminal.
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Operating Voltage |
230V |
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Wait Time |
180s |
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Frequency |
50/60Hz |
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Power |
15A/3300W |
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Undervoltage |
170V-197V (adjustable) |
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Overvoltage |
255V |
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Surge |
125J (optional) |
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Warranty |
1 year |
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