Will this protect electronics from brief brownouts? I haven’t measured the voltage fluctuations I’m getting, but say my 120V drops to 90V for a second or so.. does the voltage regulation bridge the gap and attempt to keep the output at 120V? null

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Virginia · Accepted Answer

Cfarber, yes, the voltage regulation does its best to keep the voltage output steady. However, if the voltage drops too low, the system will likely switch over to battery power.

Raymond · Answer

Assuming that you are talking about the true sine wave battery back-up, it is programmable for both brown out or overvoltage for regulating the voltage and if beyond those limits to switch to the battery.

Answered by Raymond 5 years ago

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“Will this protect electronics from brief brownouts? I haven’t measured the voltage fluctuations I’m getting, but say my 120V drops to 90V for a second or so.. does the voltage regulation bridge the gap and attempt to keep the output at 120V?”

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