A voltage stabilizer is an electrical device that regulates voltage fluctuations to provide a stable power supply to connected appliances, preventing damage due to high or low voltage.

It continuously monitors the input voltage and adjusts it to deliver a stable output voltage to the connected device, ensuring safe and efficient operation.

A stabilizer does not reduce electricity consumption directly, but it helps appliances run efficiently, preventing damage and unnecessary power draw during voltage fluctuations.

Minimal maintenance is needed. Regularly check for dust accumulation, overheating, and any signs of damage or malfunction.

To choose the right stabilizer, check your appliance’s voltage and power rating (in watts or kVA) and select a stabilizer with a capacity slightly higher than the requirement. Also, consider the input voltage range in your area and ensure the stabilizer can handle fluctuations effectively. Features like overload protection, time delay systems, and digital displays can provide added safety and convenience.

Some modern appliances have built-in voltage protection. However, if you live in an area with severe voltage fluctuations, an external stabilizer is still recommended.