CONSTRUCTION OF 2KVA AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE REGULATION STABILIZER
Abstract
This project involved the construction of a 2KVA Automatic Voltage Regulation Stabilizer. Its function is for identifying and resolve abnormal voltage levels, resulting in a relatively stable output at the output to which the load is attached. It can be used to insulate loads like refrigerators and televisions from adverse over- and under-voltage as well as surges brought on by a sudden stoppage in the main power supply. The purpose of the automatic voltage stabilizer is to solve voltage issues and industrial units with a high or acute rate of electrical equipment failure, including starters, contractor coils, motors, tubes, bulbs, and chokes. The device used in this project will be capable of regulating input voltage of 100V to 280V. The circuit diagram indicates that the ability of this work to fulfill the specific purpose for which it was built should be used to determine its quality and not its size, appearance, or structural complexity. An automatic voltage stabilizer is typically used to extend the life of our electrical equipment.
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