The Overvoltage Regulation Capability Of Dynamic Voltage Regulators Is Limited.

In power systems, the voltage compensation provided by the dynamic voltage stabilizer has certain physical and engineering limitations. Even though it is designed to respond quickly to voltage fluctuations and sudden changes, it does not mean that it can output the ideal compensation voltage under all overvoltage conditions.

For voltage rises significantly exceeding its designed compensation range, the inverter and voltage source inside the dynamic voltage stabilizer for home can only output the rated compensation voltage within a certain range. Beyond this range, most systems experience regulation saturation, unable to continue increasing or stabilizing the output voltage. This saturation state may not only cause the output voltage to deviate from the set value but may also affect system stability.