Power Protection · Television & A/V Systems TV Voltage Protector: The Last Device Between the Grid and Your Screen ...
READ MOREThe HWTB-V004D-CE is a 30A ultra-high power unit designed for professional air conditioning protection, boasting a 6900W execution capacity.
This model supports an adjustable start-up delay of 180-300 seconds, providing optimal pressure balance buffering for various industrial compressors. Its over/under voltage monitoring range (undervoltage 165V-205V, overvoltage 230-260V) can be manually set by the user. The internal structure is optimized for heat dissipation under high current, with core components made of thick copper, and an optional 125J surge protection module. The integrated one-button ON/OFF function on the panel greatly facilitates power-off operations without unplugging or plugging in the device.
This model is crucial for protecting high-end commercial cold chains, server room cooling, and heavy-duty motors. Microprocessor control ensures sampling accuracy in 50/60Hz environments. The product casing meets UL Class I flame-retardant standards and comes with a 1-year official warranty.
Safety and performance specifications: Flame retardant V0 and pure copper conductor
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Operating Voltage |
230V |
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Wait Time |
180-300s (Adjustable) |
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Frequency |
50/60Hz |
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Power |
30A/6900W |
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Undervoltage |
165V-205V (Adjustable) |
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Overvoltage |
230-260V (Adjustable) |
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Surge |
125J (Optional) |
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Warranty |
1 Year |
Power Protection · Television & A/V Systems TV Voltage Protector: The Last Device Between the Grid and Your Screen ...
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