Hello,
During the afternoon and evenings, our voltage drops to 106 to 107 volts instead of the normal 117-120 volts. Our equipment that draws only 120 watts has trouble during these brown outs. When does your AVR kick in? Will it boost around 112 volts? null

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Hello,
 During the afternoon and evenings, our voltage drops to 106 to 107 volts instead of the normal 117-120 volts. Our equipment that draws only 120 watts has trouble during these brown outs. When does your AVR kick in? Will it boost around 112 volts? null

APCProductSupport · Accepted Answer

Thank you for your interest in our products. The unit would boost the voltage is it is 11.3% below the limit. The limit would be determined by the sensitivity set on the unit. At low sensitivity the range would be 78-142 V. At medium sensitivity the range would be 88-139 V. At high sensitivity it would be 88-136 V.

Answered by APCProductSupport 5 years ago

Eric · Answer

I don't believe that is low enough. It is configurable using the serial/USB connector but it normally come on a much lower voltages. Out of the box it will only kick-in at under 88 volts or over 147 volts. House voltage minimum is 108 and tolerable is 110-127, you should really discovery why your voltage is that low.

Answered by Eric 5 years ago

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“Hello, During the afternoon and evenings, our voltage drops to 106 to 107 volts instead of the normal 117-120 volts. Our equipment that draws only 120 watts has trouble during these brown outs. When does your AVR kick in? Will it boost around 112 volts?”

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