TND series High Accuracy Full-automatic AC Voltage Stabilizer
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| Principle & Characteristics |
It adopt linear integrated circuit to form the control system, drive the contact voltage regulator to regulate automatically by controlling the servo motor, it is provided with delay、over-voltage、under-voltage and over-current protection function which ensure the voltage stabilizer can supply safely; It has the advantage of high fficiency、same input and output voltage waveform, stable output voltage, work continuously and so on. |
| Scope of Application |
It is available in the electric equipments and facilities in housing、factory、school、shop、office、precision instrument for scientific experiment. And also is suitable for office equipment、test instrument、communication system、industrial equipment、armarium、domestic electric appliance and so on. |
| Main Advantage |
Excellent output voltage waveform、stable regulating process、no lost electricity phenomenon; |
| Main Technical Parameter |
| Overall Size & Weight(For reference only) |
Note:property of this product is similar with the svc type product. |
- Q: i sent my camera to the Nikon company and was going to wait till i had the money to repair it, but after some while they sent it back, but i saw the diagnosis and they said that it had a Cracked/Bleeding screen (Brother dropped it)The repairs costed about $80 bucks.If i just buy another LCD screen with backlight online, its much cheaper, then can i just repair it myself?Some i searched online said W/o backlight it had to be soldered (soldering) What does that meant btw?
- Soldering, in terms of modern electronic equipment, involves the use of an electrostatic-safe soldering/desoldering station. Solder is a soft metal that was heated at the factory to fuse electrical components together. To replace the part, you must first unsolder it to remove the old one, then solder a new one in place. To solder, you essentially heat the connection to 500 deg or more to melt the solder that was used to fuse the contacts together on the circuit board. This requires a desoldering station to remove the metal. Then a soldering station is used to refuse the metal when the part is replaced. This is an exacting process, and if not done correctly, you will overheat the board or components and destroy them. It is not a task a novice can do, and you stand zero chance of success if you don't have a lot of skill in soldering digital circuits. Besides, an electrostatic-safe soldering/desoldering station will cost you $300, far more than the cost of a new camera.
- Q: I was preparing to drive my car at night.as i turn on the lights smoke puff out just beneath the dashboard near the instrument panel.all the lights are ok except my panel which is pitch black.I cant see the speedometer,tachometer etc.Smell of burned plastic fills the cabin atmosphere.The car engines has no problem.
- one of the wires short circuited, that is on the parking light circuit. without anything using the power the wire overheated and burnt the plastic coating. Shouldn't be very much to fix since you know what caused it and where it had the smoke.
- Q: How do I know when its time to change my transmission fluid on my 2009 elantra?
- Follow the manufacturers recommendation as listed in the Owners Manual. There's quite a difference between makes, and even models within makes. For example: we have two 2008 Fords. . . . . Ford recommends a transmission service at 60,000 miles for one.not until 100,000 miles on the other. I do NOT believe in transmission flushing using a machine as offered by many quick oil change shops and chain garages: that stirs-up the fluid, contaminants and crud in the transmission but doesn't change the filter. All car makers I know of recommend having the transmission drained, lower pan removed, filter replaced and new fluid.
- Q: How can I tell if the fuse is blown?
- For sure please call Sanyo service center to help you (don't wait until the set blow the worst case it can set fire. Buzzing sound usually comes from the component that has coil in it, like flyback, transformer. But it usually comes from the flyback when its leaking. If this the safety fuse you're talking about, when it blows your set won't be able to turn on anymore.
- Q: I have a 1986 V6 2.8L Firebird that has some problems--the A/C doesn't work, the engine doesn't start with the key (previous owner fixed up a toggle switch, turn key to on and hit the switch to start the car. Yes it is the correct key for the car as well), and the cooling fans don't turn on when needed (another previous-owner toggle switch solution). I was told to check the fuses/relays for the components that don't work, but the only fuse box I can find, in the dashboard, doesn't have all the fuses that I'm looking for. Is there another fuse box under the hood that I'm just dumb with and can't find? Some other problem? Serious answers only please--no scrap it or buy another car responses. Thanks for any help :)
- No the only fuse box is under dash on driver's side. There are some relays on the driver side of firewall under hood but thats for like fuel pump and what not. The cooling fan uses a temp switch in the intake or head to turn fan on at X temp. They burn out and people just straight wire or add a toggel to turn on and off The ign. switch goes bad and rather than replace it, some will use a toggel. It's not the fuses thats bad on yours. Its the OEM switchs and the other owner was too cheap to fix it the right way
- Q: Hey i just bought a van for travling and i was wondering what can i run off a 12 volt power point?? kettle ' fan ect.
- you should be able to run anything that does not exceed the amperage rating of the fuse for the power point this is usually about 10-15 amps, depending on the vehicle and what other components this fuse controls. If we consider that wattsvoltage x current that means that you should be fine with anything that is rated at under 120-180 watts or a combination of things (using a splitter) totaling less than that. Find the fuse that controls your power power point, and look at its amperage rating. I would assume that this fuse also controls other components as well (dome lights, etc.). Multiply its amperage by twleve and that is the MAXIMUM number of watts that can be used on that circuit. Since this represents the maximum number of amps possible on the circuit (and probably would result in a blown fuse) dont pick an appliance that matches the wattage number you calculate or you will overload the circuit and blow a fuse. Other than that you can use just about anything that meets these requirements.
- Q: car will not start, could it be some thing to do with time for oil change. Have new starter andd battery. Still can not turn motor over. Turn key loud clicking from fuse box under seat!
- ck wires on starter sounds like they are on backwards. also ck ground wire to motor and frame rail
- Q: I have no idea what this component is or where to get one. It's from a sleep comfort bed pump and I need a replacement part. Here's a picture of it and the pump label.
- Its a 1.6Amp, T, delay or anti- surge fuse. But if you dont know what it is , how do you know that it needs replacement? Dispite the temptation, do not do a kluge repair. It should only be replaced by exact replacement. As a safety device, you will need to determine why the fuse has blown, if indeed it is! Perhaps the pump got jammed or blocked? Faults on the board or wiring may be reason.
- Q: How to calculate the value of a FUSE which is to be employed in a circuit by wire's resistance and load resistancei read somewhere that 8g of wire needs 50 amp fuse and 14g needs 10 amp,so my question here in second part is how does we relate wieght of wire to the amps of fusekindly proceed for a answerthnx
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- Q: I was restarting my computer, and it started buzzing.It was coming from the mobo speaker, and now it won't turn on.On the front of it, the 3 and 4 lights are lit up.Can anyone help me?
- It sounds like your speaker fuse blew. Check to see if the fuse is still intact, if it is, then you may have fried a component inside the speaker. Time for a new one in that case. If the fuse blew, you can easily get a new fuse. I had the same problem with an older set of speakers. They were really good ones with a subwoofer and all. I heard the buzz for a few days, then, Pfffft! it went out all at once. Fried components inside the speaker and had to replace the whole speaker unit.
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TND series High Accuracy Full-automatic AC Voltage Stabilizer
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