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Recently, BXST has launched three new voltage regulators. The following will give a brief introduction to these three voltage regulators.

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To avoid power interruption during Christmas, make plans in advance to protect your home appliances during Christmas

From 1850 to 2019, humans have emitted a total of approximately 2.4 trillion tons of greenhouse gases. The impact of climate change on the environment, society, and economy is increasingly intensifying. The frequency of extreme weather has increased, sea levels have accelerated, and millions of species are on the verge of extinction. In order to deal with climate change, nearly two hundred countries around the world adopted the Paris Agreement in 2015, explicitly reducing greenhouse gas emissions, controlling temperature rise within 2°C of pre-industrial levels within this century, and striving for a climate consensus of 1.5°C. The world needs to Achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions around mid-century.

In order to protect household appliances from damage due to power fluctuations, we use voltage regulators and voltage regulator strips. So what are the similarities and differences between voltage regulator and voltage regulator strips?

We are in a booming intelligent era, and electricity is one of our indispensable resources. However, there are still many countries and regions where power is fluctuating and unstable. Sometimes sudden bad weather such as lightning strikes can also cause big problems for our electricity consumption. So how do we protect our equipment and solve power consumption problems when power fluctuates?

A changeover switch, also known as a transfer switch or a two-position switch, is an electrical switch that is used to switch between two different power sources or circuits. It is commonly used in various applications, including electrical distribution systems, backup power systems, and industrial machinery. Here's an introduction to the changeover switch.