I recently moved to a low voltage area and my 1.5hp inverter Ac stopped working well, it’s so bad that most times the TV guard wouldn’t work due to extremely low current so I decided to get a 5000 watts (idk if I typed that right) century stabilizer and run all my room’s electricity on it. After about a week of using the stab, my stab would just cut power supply and come back on after few seconds. What could be the cause of this? It’s really frustrating can anyone help me out please? Ps: it does that even when the input is well above 100

Drgokex:
I recently moved to a low voltage area and my 1.5hp inverter Ac stopped working well, it’s so bad that most times the TV guard wouldn’t work due to extremely low current so I decided to get a 5000 watts (idk if I typed that right) century stabilizer and run all my room’s electricity on it. After about a week of using the stab, my stab would just cut power supply and come back on after few seconds. What could be the cause of this? It’s really frustrating can anyone help me out please? Ps: it does that even when the input is well above 100

If the stabilizer is on delay, once the input voltage drops below a particular level, it would automatically trip off and restart once the delay is over..

eezeribe:

If the stabilizer is on delay, once the input voltage drops below a particular level, it would automatically trip off and restart once the delay is over..

The stab is not on delay and same thing happened when it’s on delay and underlay

I experienced same thing in a rented apartment...I guess either century lied about the 100V input voltage claim because their stabs trip off even on 150V in my house or the fault is from electrical leakage in the house wiring due to poor earthing ...I will have to carry out leakage troubleshoot to ascertain the cause of the trip.

https://homeguru.homepro.co.th/en/4-signals-warning-that-electricity-in-the-house-is-leaking/