The Voltage Regulator Always Trips, What Should I Do?

There are the following reasons why Automatic Voltage Regulator always trips:

1. The total switch capacity selected when the voltage stabilizer is connected to the line is too small, the selected air switch power is insufficient, and the cable diameter is too small;

2. The common air switch used on the main switch is damaged or faulty;

3. Unstable or too high surge voltage;

4. Reasons for poor product quality;

The following solutions can be adopted:

1. Replace a total switch capacity with a slightly larger capacity;

2. Replace an air switch and replace a relatively larger cable;

3. Replace a high-precision voltage stabilizing device;

4. Choose products with safety and quality assurance when purchasing voltage stabilizers.