1Kva-12Kva Single Phase Servo Wall Mount Avr For Low Voltage

STB 1Kva-12Kva Single Phase Servo Wall Mount Avr For Low Voltage

Capacity: 1KVA- 12KVA
Phase: single phase
Precision: ±3、8、10% (Adjustable)
Control type: Relay Type / Servo motor

The STB Single-Phase Wall-Mounted Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR) is designed to stabilize voltage fluctuations in single-phase power systems. This voltage regulator has two control modes: servo control and relay control. It can be easily mounted on the wall and is very suitable for environments with limited space, such as residential, office, medical equipment room or light industrial environment.

Whether you’re safeguarding your home appliances or ensuring stable power for sensitive lab devices, the Single Phase Servo Wall Mount AVR offers unmatched performance, protection, and peace of mind.

Technical Parameters

ModelDTBSTB
1KVA   1.5VA   2KVA   3KVA   5KVA  8KVA   10KVA  12KVA1KVA   1.5VA   2KVA   3KVA   5KVA  8KVA   10KVA  12KVA
PhaseSingle phase
Input voltageAC 90-260V or customized
Output voltageAC 220V or customized
Frequency50Hz/60Hz
Precision±10%; ±8%;±3%
Work efficiency>95%
Control typeRelay typeServo motor
Digital displayShow input and output voltage
ProtectionOver/Under Voltage, Over Load, Short Circuit, Over Temperature
Ambient temperature-10°C~+ 40°C
Noise level≤50dB
Transformer WireCopper or Aluminium
USB ChargerOptional
DisplayDigital and Analog Meter

How It Differs from Other AVRs

Unlike relay-type AVRs, which operate in steps, a servo-type AVR provides continuous, smooth voltage correction. This reduces the risk of electrical shocks to sensitive electronics like computers, lab instruments, and LED lighting systems.

In addition, the wall-mounted design sets it apart from bulky floor models, making it ideal for homes, schools, and clinics where both performance and aesthetics matter.

Buying Guide: Choosing the Right Servo Wall Mount AVR

When selecting a model, consider the following:

  • Power Rating: Add up the total wattage of devices you’ll connect. Choose an AVR with at least 20–30% higher capacity.
  • Voltage Range: Select a wider input voltage range if you live in an area with unstable power supply.
  • Usage Scenario:
    • 1–3kVA: Ideal for TVs, refrigerators, and computers.
    • 5–10kVA: Suitable for air conditioners, medical equipment, or multiple appliances.

If unsure, contact our team—we’re happy to guide your selection.

FAQ

Q1: How does a servo AVR differ from a relay AVR?
A servo AVR uses a servo motor for real-time voltage adjustment, providing smoother and more accurate control than relay-based models, which operate in steps.

Q2: Is installation complicated for a wall-mounted unit?
No. The unit comes with a mounting kit and clear wiring instructions. An electrician can typically install it within 30–45 minutes.

Q3: Can it work with both 50Hz and 60Hz systems?
Yes, our AVRs are compatible with both frequencies, making them suitable for global applications.

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