Cooler Fridge And AC Should Not Be Run On Low Voltage Doing So Damage Them

Electric voltage : After the village, the problem of low voltage is now coming in the cities also. If the voltage of electricity in your home also comes below 220 volts, then you should be alert and you should switch off the expensive electric equipment. By doing this, your electric equipment will not get damaged due to low voltage and you will not be harmed either.

If you use AC, fridge, cooler or any other electric appliance on low voltage, then the possibility of its damage increases. In such a situation, if any of your electronic equipment gets damaged, then you will have to spend a lot of money to get it repaired. That’s why here we have brought for you the information about the damage caused by low voltage and how to avoid it.

At what voltage should electronic equipment run?

The electronic appliances used in the house such as fridge, TV, fan, press, cooler and air conditioner are made according to the use of 220 to 240 voltage. If the voltage is less than 220 and more than 240, then there is a fear of damage to these electronic equipment. In such a situation, if you have frequent voltage up and down, then you should use the tips mentioned here.

Install stabilizer on the main supply of the house

If you have frequent voltage up-down, then you should install a stabilizer of 5 kW on the main supply of the house. The 5 kW stabilizer supplies electricity by maintaining the voltage as per the requirement of the air conditioner, TV and fridge. Also, using a stabilizer will not damage electronic equipment and you will avoid getting them repaired again and again, which will save your money.

Why is voltage up-down

The voltage fluctuates due to fault in the power house or the transformer near your house. Along with this, due to overloading many times the voltage also goes down. If this happens again and again, then you should inform the electricity department about it.

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