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How to choose a suitable voltage protector for home air conditioner

2024-07-20

As electricity consumption increases in the summer and thunderstorms increase, resulting in increased instability in power supply, it is particularly important to provide additional protection for household appliances.

BXST V276 Series Voltage Protector Introduce

2024-07-18

Today we are introducing an US Plug voltage protector that we have launched that is suitable for larger power electrical appliances. This voltage protector is lightweight, and very space-saving.

BXST V320 Series Voltage Protector Introduce

2024-07-10

The V320 series protector is a UK standard protector. This series has two different specifications: one is BX-V320 without a display, and the other is BX-V320-D with a display.

BXST V319 Series UK Plug Voltage Protector

2024-07-06

The V319 series protector is a UK Plug protector launched by BXST. This protector not only has a simple and fashionable appearance design, but also has powerful functions.

BXST V165-220V Voltage Protector Introduce

2024-07-05

BX-V165 is a household plug and socket voltage protector. Suitable for TVs, computers, refrigerators and other types of electrical equipment with power less than 2860W.

How to simply choose a voltage protector to protect our electrical equipment from voltage fluctuations

2024-06-28

Today, we'll provide a straightforward guide on how to choose a voltage protector to safeguard your electrical equipment. From listing the appliances that need protection and determining necessary protection functions to checking product reviews and warranty policies, we'll cover all the essential steps to ensure your home appliances are well-protected.

What are the dangers of voltage fluctuations?

2024-06-27

If the voltage fluctuation (increase or decrease) exceeds the allowable range, it will cause the electrical equipment to operate under high or low voltage conditions, which is neither economical nor safe.

The Importance of Voltage Protectors in Ensuring Electrical Safety

2024-06-25

We often assume the mains power supply is stable except for occasional outages. However, it is connected to thousands of various loads, some quite large, which can cause surges and voltage instability. Additionally, natural accidents like earthquakes, fires, and lightning strikes can disrupt the normal electricity supply.