Custom Wholesale 120V Voltage Regulator

The first step to choosing the right 120V voltage regulator is to determine the input voltage, output voltage and maximum load current. UPS AVR is mainly used to stabilize the voltage and provide a stable power environment for electrical equipment.

Voltage Regulator 120V Applicable Countries

★ United States
120V, 60Hz is the standard voltage and frequency in the United States, which is suitable for all household and most commercial appliances.

★ Canada
Canada’s standard voltage is also 120V, 60Hz, so 120V voltage regulators are also widely used in Canada.

★ Mexico
Mexico’s voltage and frequency are the same as those in the United States, also 120V, 60Hz.

★ Parts of Central America
Countries such as Panama, Costa Rica, and Honduras use the 120V voltage system.

★ Caribbean Region
Island countries and regions such as Puerto Rico (U.S. territory), Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica also use 120V voltage.

★ Philippines
Although the standard voltage in the Philippines is 220V, 60Hz, 120V is still used in some areas and household devices.

Automatic voltage regulator (AVR) for 120V AC is a device designed to maintain a stable output voltage by adjusting fluctuations in the input power supply. It helps protect sensitive electrical equipment from damage caused by voltage surges, sags, or spikes.

With an adjustable feature, it allows users to set the desired output voltage within a specific range, ensuring optimal performance for devices requiring consistent voltage.

This is particularly useful in areas with unstable power grids or where precision voltage control is needed for various applications, such as in home appliances, industrial machinery, or laboratory equipment.

Related links

120V Voltage Stabilizer
110V Voltage Regulator

Automatic voltage regulator (UPS AVR)  Knowledge Answers

110V, 220V, 240V applicable countries, household appliance voltage requirements and the role of automatic voltage regulator

110V: Mainly used in North America (such as the United States, and Canada), Japan, and other areas.

220V: Common in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and some African countries.

240V: Used in most of Europe, Australia, Singapore, and other regions.

These voltage standards affect the design of electrical equipment because electrical appliances need to be selected or corresponding power adapters must be used according to local voltage.
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