No brother, It's just that, you are not facing any such major voltage fluctuations around your area! When the voltage supply is near 150V or 250V then you need to check whether it is giving the same output as input or the output of 200-220V is consistent!

Okay so, Ideally, the output voltage of a stabilizer should be very close to the input voltage, usually within a range of ±5%. In your case, the output voltage of 203V is lower than the input voltage of 213V. A stable voltage of 203V may be sufficient for some electrical appliances, but it could potentially be lower than the optimal operating voltage range for a 1.5-ton split AC. To determine if it is good or not, it is important to refer to the manufacturer's specifications for your specific AC model. I would recommend checking the manufacturer's documentation or consulting with a qualified technician to determine the recommended operating voltage range for your AC unit. If the output voltage consistently falls below the specified range, it may be worth considering a stabilizer with better voltage regulation or having the current stabilizer checked and calibrated by a professional.

Brother, apka AC 110-285 ka voltage range aram se tackle kar skta hai, agar sasta stabilizer loge. toh uska koi fayeda nahi hai kyuki apka AC ke andar laga hua stabilizer free operation already shandar hai! Toh agar stabilizer lena hai toh mehnga lena padega jiski range aor bdia hou jaise ki ye: amzn.to/3NwZGrr . Isko le kste hou toh fayeda hai, otherwise I would suggest you to skip buying a stabilizer.

Nahi, Refrigerator stabilizer apke AC strabilizer se different hota hai!

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Brother, 208 se lekar 230 tak ki voltage range mai 1.5 ton ka ac kaam kar skta hai! I am not sure ki LG ke technicians apko 217 ki voltage kaise kamm bata gaye. Esa hona nahi chahiye. I would recommend ki app LG company ke service center pe baat karein. Because 217 mai apka AC mere hisab se bilkul sahi chla chahiye. Ek cheez make sure kijiye ga ki apka voltage fluctuate toh nahi hota hai, Agar hota toh us case mai aap stabilizer le skte hou!

@@Khojdeal thanks a lot brother..aur ha village area mai rehta hu to hota hai voltages niche upar thada bahut👍🙏🙏🙏

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Can you please give me the exact model number and the model by year!

No stabilizer is needed brother, Though if you face major voltage fluctuations then you can buy any of the stabilizer from my list!

Well, you don't need a stabilizer buddy! But If you face maximum Voltage fluctuations and you dont want to do the AC handling it, you sure can consider buying a stabilizer. Otherwise If you dont face voltage fluctuations, you are good to go!

Absolutely!

Yes, the issue you described with your AC tripping due to low voltage can be addressed with a low-voltage stabilizer. A low-voltage stabilizer is designed to regulate and maintain a stable voltage supply to your AC, preventing it from tripping or being damaged due to low voltage fluctuations. It should help resolve the issue you are experiencing.

@@Khojdeal : Bro , Thanks for the clarification. Another small query , Can you please tell me difference between low voltage stabilozers and boosters , i hear double booster , triple booster etc...

Alright buddy, so The behavior you described with your Microtek 4160+ stabilizer is not normal and indicates a potential problem with the stabilizer. Stabilizers are designed to regulate and maintain a steady output voltage despite fluctuations in the input voltage. However, in your case, it seems that the stabilizer is not functioning as intended. Here are a few possible reasons for the issues you are experiencing: Faulty components: There could be an issue with one or more components within the stabilizer, such as the voltage regulation circuitry or the sensing mechanism. This could result in inaccurate voltage readings and unstable operation. Overload or capacity issue: If the AC unit or other connected appliances are drawing more power than the stabilizer's capacity, it may cause the stabilizer to struggle to maintain a stable voltage output. This could lead to the frequent shutdowns and erratic behavior. Aging or wear and tear: Stabilizers, like any electronic device, can degrade over time due to aging or wear and tear. Components may become less reliable, leading to erratic performance and inconsistent voltage regulation. To resolve the issue, I would recommend the following steps: Check the load: Ensure that the total power consumption of all connected appliances, including the AC unit, is within the rated capacity of the stabilizer. If the load exceeds the stabilizer's capacity, it may cause instability and shutdowns. Verify input voltage: Use a separate voltage meter to measure the input voltage and compare it to the stabilizer's displayed voltage. This will help determine if the stabilizer is providing accurate voltage readings. Contact customer support: Reach out to Microtek's customer support to report the issue and seek assistance. They may provide troubleshooting steps or recommend professional inspection and repair if necessary. Professional inspection: If the problem persists, consider consulting a professional technician or electrician who specializes in stabilizers to diagnose and repair the issue. Remember, unstable voltage regulation can potentially damage your appliances, so it's important to address the issue promptly.

Thanks for your response. Last Query. My other Stabilizer is also not turning on the AC with 245V input and 217- 218 V Output. Is this normal or fault with Stabilizer. AC is new. Bought only 10 days ago. Pls reply. Thanks

Kisi stabilizer ki zarurat nahi hai, the panasonic ac comes with stabilizer free operation!

The optimal voltage would typically be 230 volts in India.

210 mai chal jayega brother, Voltage fluctuate hou rhi hai toh koi ni aap meri list se microtek stabilizer lelo.

Jyoti, your AC comes with a stabilizer free operation, So you don't really need one! But yes please let me know, whether you face major voltage fluctuations in your area or not!

Yes I am facing this fluctuation issue can you please tell me should I take a stabiliser or not? If yes which one please

No buddy, you do not need to use an AC stabilizer for your HP laptop. Laptops are designed to operate within a wide range of voltage fluctuations and are equipped with built-in power management systems to handle variations in power supply. Using a reliable power adapter and plugging it into a standard electrical outlet should be sufficient to power and protect your laptop.

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Brother, Lg aata hi stabilizer free operation ke sath hai. Toh I dont think that you need a stabilizer for it. Though agar apke area mai voltage fluctuation jyada hai, Toh jou miane first per reccomend kia hai stabilizer, That you can buy!

Nahi, inverter aur dual inverter ke liye same stabilizer ka use nahi kiya ja sakta hai. Dono alag-alag appliances hai aur unke liye alag-alag stabilizer ki zaroorat hoti hai. Inverter ke liye inverter stabilizer aur dual inverter AC ke liye voltage-frequency stabilizer ka use karna chahiye. Try this stabilizer: amzn.to/3NCTMFb

@@Khojdeal thank you ☺️

Brother, You can go with the number 1 Stabilizer I recommended!

Mera pas Microtek 4160 Stablizer he joa 1.5 ton Ac pe laga Hua hee On karne ke bad Stablizer par 'Hi' likha Aaraha hee. Kya reason he ??

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No brother, no need then!

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Brother, Plastic body avoid hi krna tha waise, but jou apne order kia hai sahi hai! Apka kaam houjayega!

@@Khojdeal thik hai brother but abhi delivery hoi nahi hai plastic body me problem kya hoye aap bta skte hai to mai cancel krke isi ka iron body wala model order krduga agar aaap bta denge aaj deliver hoga aap please jaldi bta dijiyga mai fr cancel krduga

@@Khojdeal please reply

AC normal cooling krega brother! Lekin agar non inverter AC hai toh apko stabilizer lena hi hai. Nahi lia toh AC ke kharab hone ke chances bhaut badd jayenge plus kharcha bhayankr aayega. Infact kayi cases mai AC ese kharab hotein hai ki naye lene padd jate hai. Better ye hai ki aap stabilizer le hi lou apne non inverter AC ke liye!!

In general, both copper and aluminum stabilizers can work effectively to regulate voltage and protect electrical devices. However, if you have heavy power loads or need the stabilizer to handle high current demands, a copper stabilizer may offer better performance and durability.

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Brother, aap apne AC ke liye Microtek EM4160+ le skte hou, jiska price currently ₹1699 hai. Apko buy krna hai toh aap humare link ke through bhi kr skte hou: amzn.to/3O2Dx5e . Although I am sure ki apka 1.5 Ton Panasonic AC stabilizer free operation ke sath aata hai, which is good. Ap chahe toh stabilizer nahi bhi laga skte hai, mai apko stabilizer tab advice krunga jab apke yahan maximum voltage fluctuations hoti hou, otherwise agar fluctuations nahi hoti, toh aap 1% chahe toh stabilizer lagwana skip kr skte hai. Lagwa lenge toh bhi koi dikkat nahi hogi :)

@@Khojdeal ok Sir....waise voltage ki problem hoti nahi but kavi kavi room ka light kam zyada hota hai....lagwa hi leta hu....thank you for reply Sir🙏

Each and every Stabilizer I recommended can turn out be a great fit for your AC.

Both the 4kVA and 5kVA stabilizers would be suitable for your AC's power consumption, but the 5kVA stabilizer would provide a higher safety margin and potentially handle future power fluctuations or additional load better.

Bro 200-240v acha hai ...lekin app konsa ac use kar Rahi ho uski uper depend karta hai

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Brother, Your ac needs a stabilizer, because yes you are facing voltage fluctuation in that area and your AC do requires a constant voltage supply, So according to me and your given voltage range, I think this should be a good stabilizer: amzn.to/3AkshZz .

Check earthing in your power supply.

Bhai, Hi bolne ke baad system chalega aap tension mat lou, jaise gaadi start krke apki gadi hi bolti hai waise hi stabilizer ka case hai!

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You can buy one, I dont really trust Lloyd's stabilizer free operation.

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Yes!

Stabilizer hai brothet, Copper toh hoga hi! haha, Dont worry sab mai copper material mill jayega!

Idk HOWWW & WHYYY? haha....

Sure!

Brother apke stabilizer mai carbon brush aor coil ke beech mai poor contact hai! ye mostly dikkat aati hai jab coil surface is uneven or dirty! toh ek baar ache se safai krke dekhou andar ki, fir bhi dikkat aaati hai toh service team ko call krlo!

Didn't get you brother! You mean Stabilizer for refrigerators?

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Not at all!

Stabilizer hai brother, Copper toh hoga hi! haha...

Brother, waise toh apke pass inverter ac hai, Toh apko as such zarurat toh nahi hai stabilizer ki. Lekin agar fir bhi safer side rehna hai toh aap ye buy kar skte hou: amzn.to/3AkshZz .

@@Khojdeal Thanks Borther ❤️

Sahi toh kaam kar rha hai bhai, kya chahiye?

Are bhai 220 volt chahiye na minimum

What do you suggest?

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Although panasonic ac comes with stabilizer free operation, but agar voltage fluctuation jyada hoti hai toh I would recommend you buy stabilizer with voltage range of 90-300V.