Looking to buy Static Voltage Stabiliser for led tv + hifi system

[Nitin K]

There is a scene in "Taken" where the protagonist(Liam Neeson) says something like "we never have power cuts" and straps a villain's toady in an electric chair and lets him die.

That's why we never have the electric chair over here

 

[Amarendra]

No wonder we dont get full proper warranty by brands for electronics in general as compared to other power stable countries.

For an amplifier a UPS is not required right? Just a stabiliser will do ?

 

[mbhangui]

For an amplifier a UPS is not required right? Just a stabiliser will do ?

You require UPS only for computing devices that have read + write drives and don't have battery backup.

 

[Amarendra]

You require UPS only for computing devices that have read + write drives and don't have battery backup.

is this good enough then ?

 

[mbhangui]

is this good enough then ?
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Yes. I have been using something like this for all my equipments ever since the electricity distribution companies have increased tolerance as part of domestic voltage standards. Since then I have not lost even one device.

 

[Amarendra]

Yes. I have been using something like this for all my equipments ever since the electricity distribution companies have increased tolerance as part of domestic voltage standards. Since then I have not lost even one device.

Thanks how do I judge it’s capacity- I mean how to understand if this is sufficient for a HT or projector or AVR etc

 

[Knightrider]

Thanks how do I judge it’s capacity- I mean how to understand if this is sufficient for a HT or projector or AVR etc

Generally "divide total load (in watts) by Input voltage" = Ampere (amps) needed.
e.g - total load 500watts / 220v = 2.3amps.
In-rush load may go up upto 75% higher than whats stated on product. So always look for max load/watts/amps specified in User manual, and calculate based on that.
Always go for atleast 25% extra amps.