Power Protection · Television & A/V Systems TV Voltage Protector: The Last Device Between the Grid and Your Screen ...
READ MOREThe HWTB-V047UN-A-CE is an enhanced version of the V047 series, specifically designed for heavy-load household appliances operating on 230V/50/60Hz power grids. It has a rated output current of 15A and a maximum power handling capacity of 3300W.
This product maintains a 180-second protection delay, effectively mitigating electromagnetic shocks during power restoration. It operates within a safety range of 198V undervoltage and 255V overvoltage; if the voltage exceeds the limit, a high-quality relay will quickly cut off the output. A one-touch reset button on the panel provides users with greater operational authority, allowing for quick restart of air conditioners, refrigerators, or computers after confirming grid stability. The internal microprocessor control algorithm has been optimized for faster response and stronger anti-interference capabilities.
The device uses copper conductive components with excellent wear and corrosion resistance, ensuring low temperature rise even under high-power operation. It provides greater safety redundancy for various appliances such as televisions, printers, and fans.
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 |
15A/3300W |
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Undervoltage |
198V |
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Overvoltage |
255V |
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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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