Hannibal Static Voltage Regulator is the first solution for grid fluctuations in the best way possible. With adequate regulation speed (1000 V/sec.) and full protection, by compensating the difference between phases as well as voltage fluctuations, it ensures the connected systems operate reliably. Since the output voltage tolerance is ±1%, the electronic stabilizer is an ideal solution to secure the electronic load.
Static Voltage Regulator is an IGBT-based PWM-based buck-boost voltage stabilizer that can reach tight regulation and so rapid correction speeds that are not achievable with conventional methods such as servo voltage stabilizers, and SCR / triac-based stabilizers.
Hannibal digital-SVR Series static voltage stabilizers are automatic voltage regulating for Sites with continuous voltage fluctuations, CNC/VMC (like DMG CNC), Tooling Machines, Medical & Diagnostic Equipment like Siemens healthiness, Food processing, data centers, Research Centers/Labs, Printing Machines, and also for AC Motors, and Stabilizing large voltage fluctuations of the generators
However, for applications where the network voltage changes momentarily and frequently (between 20VAC and 50VAC) the mechanical servo motor will move continuously and because of this, the risk of a breakdown goes up and the regulator’s speed might turn out to be insufficient. In cases of the network voltage changes momentarily and frequently, an Electronic Stabilizer could be the solution.
In such cases, there is no risk of a mechanical breakdown since electronic stabilizers do not have any moving parts. They also yield better results in comparison to servo stabilizers, due to the fact that their regulation speed is 1000 V/sec. and output voltage tolerance ±1%.
