Power Protection · Television & A/V Systems TV Voltage Protector: The Last Device Between the Grid and Your Screen ...
READ MOREThe HWTB-V018-CE is a high-power-capacity special protection device in the entire product line. It boasts a rated output capacity of 30A/9600W.
In terms of technical construction and parameter characteristics, this product employs a stable 180-second delay start-up logic. Its core advantage lies in its ability to reliably handle the instantaneous high currents from microwave ovens, large heaters, and high-energy-consuming air conditioners. The internal relay contacts have been significantly reinforced, and with thickened conductive copper material, the problem of contact adhesion under high-frequency, high-current operation is effectively solved. An optional 125J surge protection function is available, providing decisive physical disconnection within the 90V-140V (for fluctuations) range.
It is a core node for the protection of modern professional kitchens, electric heating systems, and multi-circuit air conditioners. Real-time monitoring of the 50/60Hz power grid frequency by the microprocessor ensures that expensive heating elements will not suffer abnormal damage due to voltage drops.
Safety and performance specifications: Flame retardant V0 and pure copper conductor
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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 |
30A/9600W |
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Over/Under Voltage |
90V-140V |
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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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