Power Conditioners — mains conditioner (stabiliser with isolation transformer)
Country: United Kingdom · Model: Power Conditioners
The power conditioner joins a voltage stabiliser to an isolation transformer whose secondary neutral is earthed. It limits common-mode noise to < 0,25 V peak and damps impulses. It is meant for sensitive microprocessor equipment.
- Composition
- stabiliser + isolation transformer with earthed secondary neutral
- Common-mode noise
- limited to < 0.25 V peak
- Protection
- SPD
Technical specifications
| Composition | stabiliser + isolation transformer with earthed secondary neutral |
|---|---|
| Common-mode noise | limited to < 0.25 V peak |
| Protection | SPD |
Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated .
Description
An ordinary stabiliser levels the voltage but lets noise pass, so this series adds noise suppression. The isolation transformer removes common-mode noise and damps impulses, and the earthed secondary neutral gives the load a clear reference point. Common-mode noise is limited to < 0,25 V peak, which matters for microprocessor control systems, measuring and computing equipment. An SPD adds protection against surge voltages. The stabiliser and the transformer work as one system, so they are sized together for the load power.
How to choose
Take the conditioner when stabilisation alone is not enough because the equipment is sensitive to noise. If there is no noise and only an accurate voltage is needed, a plain stabiliser will do, for example Light Industrial rated 44–100 kVA with 0,5 % output accuracy. If sags are the main problem, look at Oxygen, which corrects in less than one cycle. For installation outside a building there is a containerised version in 20 or 40 foot sizes.
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FAQ
How does a power conditioner differ from a voltage stabiliser?
Noise suppression is added to stabilisation. The isolation transformer removes common-mode noise and damps impulses.
What level is common-mode noise limited to?
To < 0,25 V peak. This value is given for the stabiliser combined with an isolation transformer whose secondary neutral is earthed.
What equipment does a power conditioner protect?
Sensitive microprocessor equipment that suffers from common-mode noise and impulses in the supply.
Does it include surge protection?
Yes, an SPD is listed among the specifications. It works together with the isolation transformer, which damps impulses.
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