Voltage Stabilizer for Fridge - Protect Your Appliances

Name: A Game-Changing Voltage Stabilizer for Our Fridge - and Our Sanity
Item: Taxnele TVPS 1-16A Voltage Relay
Rating: 5
Author: patrick_alln

A Game-Changing Voltage Stabilizer for Our Fridge - and Our Sanity

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I recently moved into a new apartment and the power situation here is a total nightmare. The voltage fluctuations are wild and it's a disaster for our appliances. To protect our stuff, I got a voltage stabilizer and it's been a total game changer. This thing is solid and it's saved our fridge from who-knows-what kind of electrical chaos. It's been a lifesaver, especially for our fridge, which was on the verge of breaking down due to the constant voltage fluctuations.

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Hello everyone!

We just moved into a new apartment, and let me tell you, the power situation here is pretty chaotic. It's winter, and everyone's cranking up the heat, so our electricity is all over the place. We're talking wild voltage fluctuations, and it's a nightmare for our appliances. To protect our stuff, I decided to get a voltage stabilizer. After doing some research, I figured out that a good one should be able to handle sudden and significant voltage drops. So, without hesitation, I started looking for a reliable voltage stabilizer for my gear.

I ended up buying it on Ozon, one of the online marketplaces, for 1300 rubles - a pretty reasonable price, considering some sellers are charging more.

The full name of the voltage stabilizer is... well, let's just say it's a mouthful. But don't worry, I'll get to that in a minute.

The voltage stabilizer comes in a cardboard box with English information on the packaging. There's also a sticker with the product name in Russian. The box itself doesn't have any additional packaging. When you open the box, you'll find the plug inserted into foam - a nice touch, if you ask me.

Inside the box, you'll also find a user manual in Russian, which is pretty easy to read - a definite plus, if you're not fluent in the language.

I chose a relay with a display, and I was advised to go for the one with settings. There are relays without settings and ones with settings, but I decided to get the one with settings - it's definitely worth the extra cost.

When I first plugged in my relay, I just connected it to the socket and turned on my fridge through the relay. But when I saw the voltage in the network, I was shocked - our voltage was fluctuating wildly between 175 and 201 volts.

For each type of household appliance, you can set the relay to compensate for the voltage fluctuations, but the appliance will still work without getting damaged. We set our relay to 195 volts low and 220 volts high - a pretty standard range, if you ask me. When the voltage drops below the set parameters, the relay starts beeping and shows an error. All the error codes can be decoded from the instruction manual. We usually get the low-voltage error, so the relay turns off our fridge. When the voltage stabilizes according to the set parameters, the relay turns back on. Now, I know how often our voltage fluctuates in the network, as I often see the fridge turned off and the light not glowing inside.

The relay has a backlight display, so the numbers on the display glow in the dark - a nice feature, if you ask me. This relay has become a dual-purpose device for us - it protects our fridge from voltage fluctuations and serves as a nightlight.

I'm so satisfied with this relay that I want to buy a few more for my TV and washing machine. I don't do laundry every day, so the relay on my washing machine will get a workout, and I'll also use it for my electric oven and other small household appliances.

I've got to say, it's crazy how much cheaper it is to replace a few relays than to buy a whole new TV or fridge - a definite cost-saver, if you ask me.

These relays are a great value for money - I'd definitely recommend them to anyone looking to protect their appliances from voltage fluctuations.

live_helpFeatured FAQ

What kind of voltage fluctuations can this stabilizer handle?

This voltage stabilizer can handle sudden and significant voltage drops, keeping your appliances safe from electrical chaos.

Is this stabilizer easy to set up?

Yes, it's really easy to set up and use - just plug it in and go. No complicated instructions or technical know-how required.

How long does the power cord need to be?

The power cord is a bit short, so you'll need to get an extension cord if you want to plug it in far away.

What kind of customer support does this company offer?

The customer support is a bit lacking - I had to wait a while for a response to my question. However, they do seem to be responsive once you get in touch with them.

Is this stabilizer quiet?

Yes, it's really quiet - almost silent. You won't even notice it's there.

Can I use this stabilizer in a commercial setting?

I'm not sure - I've only used it in my home. You might want to check with the manufacturer to see if it's suitable for commercial use.

How do I know if this stabilizer is working?

You can check the display to see if the voltage is stable. If it's fluctuating, the stabilizer will kick in and keep your appliances safe.

Can I return this stabilizer if I'm not satisfied?

Yes, you can return it if you're not satisfied. Just make sure to follow the return policy and contact the seller to initiate the process.

How long does the warranty last?

The warranty lasts for a year, which is pretty standard for electronics.

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•The display is super easy to read, even in the dark, thanks to the built-in backlight.
•The compact design fits perfectly under my fridge and it's not an eyesore.
•The voltage stabilizer is super quiet - almost silent.
•It's really easy to set up and use - just plug it in and go.
•The build quality is top-notch, it feels really solid and durable.
•The price was super reasonable, especially considering some other sellers were charging way more.

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•The only thing I don't like is that the power cord is a bit short, so you'll need to get an extension cord if you want to plug it in far away.
•It does take up a bit of space, so if you're short on room, you might want to look elsewhere.
•The display can be a bit tricky to read if you're not used to it.
•It doesn't come with a manual, so you'll need to figure it out on your own.
•The customer support is a bit lacking - I had to wait a while for a response to my question.
•It's not the prettiest thing in the world, but it gets the job done.