AC Voltage Stabilisers & Power Line Conditioners

1 to 150 kVA
Single Phase

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Single Phase
Voltage Stabilisers & Power Line Conditioners

At Ashley-Edison (UK) our Single Phase AC Voltage Stabilizers continuously monitor the incoming mains supply. If the voltage rises or drops, they will automatically control the output voltage – ensuring the voltage reaching the load equipment always remains constant at the required requisite voltage. Inbuilt protection features also continuously safeguard that the load against harmful mains born high energy surges, spikes, and transients.

For less prevalent situations, where electrical noise is also an issue on-site, most models are also available as Power Line Conditioners offering an enhanced level of Transient Voltage Surge & Spike Suppression (TVSS) protection and delivering the added benefit of filtering out any electrical noise and interference present on the incoming utility supply – ensuring what is commonly referred to as a ‘CLEAN’ supply.

To learn more about the comprehensive ranges of Single Phase Voltage Stabilizers and Power Line Conditioners available from Ashley-Edison (UK) please check-out the series listings and FAQ’s below:

Digitally Enhanced Servo Electronic Design

Our latest generation of digitally enhanced, and feature-rich, Single-Phase Servo Electronic Stabilisers (SES) are widely regarded as being the “Finest in Class.”

Suitable for 95% of all applications, they not only guard against voltage fluctuations they also offer protection against all too frequent harmful high-energy surges, transients, and voltage spikes.

Now digitally remastered for the specific needs of today’s ‘Digital Age,’ they include as standard many advanced protection features – usually only available from others as additional expensive add-on options.

1 to 120 kVA

Servo Electronic Voltage Stabilisers available

Single-Phase
1 to 15 kVA
2 Wire

Cost-Efficient Voltage Stabilisation and basic Power Conditioning for the smaller General Commercial & Industrial Applications

Also available in 19″ Rack-Mountable (-R Option) and IP54/NEMA 3 Style Enclosures (-IP54 Option)

Single-Phase
5 to 50 kVA
2 Wire

Ideal for most General Commercial & Industrial Applications

Also available in IP54 / NEMA 3 Style Enclosures (-IP54 Option) and as Power Line Conditioners (-PC Option)

Split Single/Two-Phase
5 to 100 kVA
2 to 3 Wire

Specifically configured for electrical distribution systems commonly found in North American residential and light commercial buildings

Also available in IP54 / NEMA 3 Style Enclosures (-IP54 Option) and as Power Line Conditioners (-PC Option)

Static Electronic Digital Design

The latest in ‘Feature Rich’ Static Electronic Digital Design, being Virtually Maintenance Free with no moving parts (other than cooling fans).

Based on the exceptionally well proven Buck-Boost design topology, which underlines our SVR AC Voltage Stabilisers, ESR Static Voltage Regulators utilise SCRs (Silicon Controlled Rectifiers), as opposed to Variable Transformers, to control the voltage.

Compatible with all load types, they deliver ultra-fast response times in correcting over/under voltages, sags, and surges – making them ideal for highly sensitive and mission-critical loads and their applications.

0.5 to 150 kVA

Static Electronic Voltage Stabilisers available

Single-Phase
0.5 to 5 kVA
2 Wire

Low Cost, virtually maintenance-free, Voltage Stabilisation and Power Conditioning for the Home and Small Business Office

Alternative permissible input voltage window models available to accommodate even the worst of Power Environments

Single-Phase
3 to 150 kVA
2 Wire

Ideal for most General Commercial & Industrial Applications where a virtually Maintenance-Free solution is required

Also available in IP54/NEMA 3 Style Enclosures (-IP54 Option)and as Power Line Conditioners (-PC O[tion)

Single Phase Voltage Stabilisers FAQ's

Here you’ll find answers to some of the more frequently asked questions when looking for a Single Phase Voltage Stabiliser.

We also have a dedicated FAQ page where we try to answer other questions. Visit the FAQ page.

If you have a question that you can’t find the answer to, please let us know by using the Contact Us page.

What is a Single Phase Voltage Stabilizer?

A Single Phase Voltage Stabilizer (also known as Single Phase Voltage Regulator) continuously monitors the incoming single phase mains utility supply. Should the incoming voltage rise or drop, the Stabilizer will automatically control the output to ensure the voltage reaching the load equipment always remains constant at the requisite voltage.

How much does a Single Phase Voltage Stabilizer cost?

The cost of a Single Phase Voltage Stabilizer can vary depending on a variety of factors, of which the three prime ones are – the power rating of the load you wish to protect, the required permissible input voltage window and the output voltage accuracy needed. To get pricing, please contact us.

Do I need a Single Phase Voltage Stabilizer or Power Conditioner?

Both a Single Phase Voltage Stabilizer & Power Line Conditioner protect against voltage transients, spikes, sags and brownouts; however a Power Conditioner also offers additional protection against Electrical Noise and a higher-level defence against transients and spikes. The output of an AC Power Conditioner is commonly referred to as a Clean supply. As you would expect, a Single Phase Power Line Conditioner usually is more expensive than a Voltage Stabilizer / Regulator. So, if electrical noise is not an issue on your site, the most cost-efficient solution usually is a Single Phase Voltage Stabilizer.

What type of Single Phase Voltage Stabilizer is best?

Suitable for 95% of all applications, Single Phase Servo Electronic based Voltage Stabilizers / Power Conditioners usually are the most popular and endurable solution. However, Static Digital-based Voltage Stabilizers are often more cost-efficient for general commercial applications, especially for applications requiring a wide/large permissible input voltage window.