A Voltage Protector is a device that protects your appliance by cutting off power as it reaches the minimum allowable voltage drop or exceeds the maximum over voltage rating. Meiji Voltage Protector has an under voltage cut-off at 180V but can be adjusted by the user and an over voltage cut-off at 265. This automatic power cut-off disables electrical surges and other variances from damaging the device plugged-in your voltage protector.
Meiji Voltage Protector has a single switch and outlet with the capacity of 4,400 watts, 20A and a working voltage of 220. This can suitable for air conditioners, refrigerators, laptops, and other appliances within the mentioned recommended load capacity. It also has light indicators to inform the user if Meiji Voltage Protector is running normally, is on delay, is on under voltage or on over voltage.
During a power outage or in the occasion that the voltage protector has to cut-off the power going to the appliance plugged-in, Meiji Voltage Protector will delay 2-4 minutes before you may use it in order to protect the item from the sudden initial surge of power entry.
Meiji Voltage Protector gives you the convenience of carrying it wherever and whenever you need it due to its compact size and light weight. This will also spare you the hassle and effort of carrying your AVRs to and fro different parts of your home just to save money.
Save money, save effort and protect your appliances with Meiji Voltage Protector.
Please send me the technical specifications of this device. What are different model available. Please also send prices for the same.
Hello Amit,
Yes, we have sent you an e-mail.
Does the voltage protector need to be reset (i.e., turn off then turn on) in cases where voltage rating is surpassed (whether over or under)?
Also, what is the recommended under voltage setting for a) refs and b) flat screen tvs?
TY
Hello Anthony,
No the voltage protector need not be reset anymore. It will automatically turn on after 2-3minutes of delay once the voltage stabilizes. If you are in 220V zone, then we would recommend under voltage to be 190V. Thank you:)
do u hav available for 110v surge protector ?
Hello Mark,
We don’t supply that for now. What we have is a Voltage Protector working at 220V but adjustable upto 165V.
Hi, Apple.
How much is the power plug voltage protector? I want to use it for my panasonic aircon with 3/4 hp. Tnx
Hello Joma,
PM’d you about the Voltage Protector price. Thank you!:)
I am interested to protect my audio video equipment. Is the small voltage protector applicable for this use or I need to get the avr. What is the difference between an avr and a voltage protector?
Fisher
Hello Fisher,
Thank you for your inquiry. As what we have written in our blog, voltage protector protects your appliances by cutting off power. AVRs, on the other hand, regulate the voltage output for the appliance. I would recommend an AVR for your video equipment as it is more sensitive.
hello i wanna ask u how much does this item costs ? do u have digital model ?
Hello Mazen,
Thank you for your inquiry. No, we only have this model. PM’d you the price.
What is the price for this voltage protector and can I get this in Sri Lanka.
If I am to get this by DHL mail, what will be the charge fro Sri Lanka
Hello Ma’am/Sir,
Thank you for your interest in our items. Our voltage protector SRP is at Php 799.75. May we know your complete address in Sri Lanka?
Thank you.
I just bought one earlier today at ACE hardware, what does the setting at the back mean? Is it the undervoltage setting? Thanks!
Hello Joel,
Yes, you may adjust your under voltage setting. For example: If you set it at 185V, when your voltage reaches 184V, it cuts power to protect your appliance. But it continues to protect your appliance when your voltage drops from 219 to 185V.
I bought one, and there for the outlet, there are two flat metals and one ground round metal. Can I remove the one for the ground? Will placing an adaptor affect how it will protect appliances?
Hello John,
Thank you for dropping by our site. We’d like to clarify your inquiry. Do you mean that you’d like to plug out the ground in your Voltage Protector plug (not outlet)? If so, yes you may do so but it will be at your own risk. Because the grounding plug allows you to be protected from grounding. This is also the same case when an adapter without ground provision is used.