Does this Unit have Voltage Control where it stabilizes the voltage to give a steady V to the devices plugged into it? And is that auto calibrated?
1861292
What you seek is called a "Voltage Stabilizer (or Regulator)." This is a far more expensive device as it requires the use of batteries to give electricity when it dips, or store electricity when it exceeds. This unit does surge suppression, EMI rejection, and the will MONITOR incoming voltage and will "Boost" input voltage if it dips to an unsafe level, and will "Trim" the input voltage if it gets too high.
1861293
No, this unit does not do automatic voltage regulation. It is a surge protector and an EMI filter. It does monitor incoming line voltage, however.
1861294
I am pretty sure it limits spikes in voltage automatically (although I don't know what the exact cut-off limit is), but it is unable to increase voltage if the voltage coming to the unit drops. The unit is designed to prevent damage and provide "clean" (ie- interference free) power to your equipment. Providing an exact, steady voltage would have to come from a piece of equipment that is far more expensive.
1861295
I'm not sure I can completely answer your question. There isn't a control of any kind, you just plug it in.
510504
There is a tiny knob with a flat slit that you turn. Very useful for modest projects! It can be set to any voltage that's higher than input voltage. I put a 3.6 voltage to set it up first because i wasn't sure if it is safe to put a voltage in that's higher than what it is set to output. Vi>Vo might cause damage to similar devices. It gives good amount of current. Makes a good device for experimenting because it is flexible and feels well built.
469393
I checked mine on my 24v system with a multimeter and found the output at a steady 12v.
1119001
It really does not work very well, I have to switch manually every time. Sometimes it might work but it depends on what type of devices you are connecting, because as long as I could realize, this works checking the voltage a device send to the unit and then it switch. If no voltage or all devices are sending a sending a voltage signal, it will no switch. That's the problem :/
507981
The unit has retained its settings for me when power is removed. I don't know what the official manufacturer statement would be.
1664160
You can use a voltmeter to detect the output as the potentiometer is adjusted. The output does hold it's setting very precisely so once set to output a certain voltage it will maintain it accurately without readjustment. Input is variable so you can hook up any source from 4V - 30V, meaning no adjustment is needed for the input.
1940814
It seems to calibrate itself upon startup. It will calibrate itself to zero if you turn it on with a container that you intend to fill already on it. As for it's need to be calibrated for accuracy, we'll we just have to trust to the gods of electronics. That said, I've never felt it might be even slightly beyond negligible where error is concerned. I'll buy another if mine ever poops out!
342777
Yes, I believe so. Battery parameters such as capacity and the Peukert's Constant are settable. I'm very satisfied with my unit.
1253950
there is a voltage converter you simply plug in. That part of the is wired.
350116
No. When you plug it on it is automatically on. There is no adjustment either.
1430982
I did not hook it up to a scope, but according to my volt meter it starts at the output I set it to and holds it very well even when the input changes.
675071
It self calibrated when I first set it up. I have moved it twice since then with no problems.
532048
It does not. It has a shut off for an overvolt condition and provides some noise filtering, but it does not regulate voltage. The manufacturer's specifications confirm this.
1664165
It accepts variable inputs (no need for adjustment). Output is adjusted via a tiny screw on the top (you need a voltmeter hooked up to it in order to see what it's set to).
599450
This does not relate to the voltage but you will not regret purchasing this product. This unit is very easy to install, performs beautifully and is whisper quiet! You literally have to get right on top of it to know if it's running.
1150012
No this unit has no output voltage regulation, you need to attach a dimmer in the output.
1026024
Same here. I think it is the auto-ranging function. Turn off the auto-ranging and it should settle down. I have zero variability when set to volts range. Given the price of the meter I decided not to worry about this glitch.