Home theater required stabilizer
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V guard digismart 220 r some thing costing u around 4k is mainly for HT n high end appliances
nag2021
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Thank you naveen. My system is showing wattage is 49 what does it mean and it is 1000 watts output what does it mean . i dont understand it . I want to consider 49watts or 1000watts here to take stabilizer. please explain thanks in advance
nag2021
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That’s input consumption by equipment in watts n 1000 wats is total peak watts output produced by HT in sound in watts but its rms is continuous is much considered so u can by either the one said which is over used for any n high grade one
nag2021
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I have the Vguard digi 200 and the Krykard 3kva servo stabilizers.
The TV and the set top box are connected to the digi 200 .
The more sensitive home theater gear is connected to the Krykard.
The digi200 is not so accurate and is +- 10 Volts up/down and generally does not stabilize voltage at around 230V.
The Krykard on the other hand does the job well at 230, sometimes +-2 volts up/down.
I did not have much faith in the Digi200, so went for Krykard. If it is just a TV with a set top box and Bluray player then I guess a digi 200 may be ok.
Another good stabilizer is the Vertex but both Vertex and Krykard may be around 15 to 18K and Vguard digi200 around 4k approx. You may need to check the latest price of the stabilizers. I would suggest you to go through the threads on voltage stabilizers in the forum.
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rsriramtce
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Vguard Digi 200 is more than enough.
Anyway no option if lightning stikes.
Anyway no option if lightning stikes.
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