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Model No. 2105 New Colorful Digital Display 30A Voltage Surge Protector AVS30

Date:2022-05-31   Click:1345  

New Colorful Digital Display 30A Voltage Surge Protector AVS30

Parameters:

Operating Voltage:220V AC
Operating Frequency:50 Hz-60 Hz
Under Voltage Cut-off :165V (140V~180V adjustable)
Over Voltage Cut-off :  260V (230V~280V adjustable)
Delay Time:5s/210s
Output Capacity:30A ,6600W

Packing:double blister / blister box / color box



Ideal for:

  • Air conditioners
  • Large fridge/freezers
  • Whole office
  • Complete circuits
  • Max power: 30 amps


The reason why customers prefer Model 2105? 

1. Colorful digital display………Novel and beautiful
2. Real-time voltage…………Visually see the voltage supply
3. 30A max current…………It protects high-power loads
4. Adjustble voltage protection range…………Meet different user needs
5. Swichable delay time…………Meet different user needs
6. High quality materials…………Better protect your appliances




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