Servo stabilizer
A Servo Stabilizer, also known as a Servo Voltage Stabilizer, is an electrical device designed to automatically maintain a stable voltage level to protect electrical equipment from voltage fluctuations.
How It Works:
A servo stabilizer uses a servo motor-controlled mechanism to regulate voltage. When the input voltage fluctuates from the desired range, the servo motor adjusts an auto-transformer, which in turn corrects the output voltage to a safe and consistent level. This process happens continuously in real-time.
Main Components:
- Servo Motor: Drives the auto-transformer to regulate voltage.
- Buck/Boost Transformer: Adds or subtracts voltage from the supply.
- Control Circuit: Monitors incoming voltage and sends signals to adjust the servo motor.
- Auto-transformer: Alters voltage as needed to stabilize output.
- Carbon Brush Assembly: Ensures smooth contact on the transformer tap.
Key Benefits:
- Precise voltage control (±1%)
- Protects equipment from damage
- Reduces energy consumption
- Minimizes maintenance costs
- Increases equipment life span