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i think I saw your earlier post, prior to finalising on a purchase.
Congratulations and wishes for the new acquisition.🙂
If the APC UPS too is detecting variations (however insignificant they might seem) then yes, maybe the energy quality is not the most stable.
Having said that, these chaebols (LuckyGoldStar, Samsung) have long been serious enough about the local (Indian) market, to invest a lot in localised R and D.
These advanced/ recent products especially.. do have ample redundancies built-in.
Thus, as per me (even after understanding what all you mentioned, about the quality of power supply) a stabilizer is not necessitated.
On the other side though, spending another 2800-3000 rupees on protecting something which might last 15-20 years and making arrangements to hang the stabilizer on a nearby wall or keeping it atop some almirah/shelf.. will not be a gargantuan task either.
Ignore me mentioning the under 3000 rupees price. Maybe a good one from a reputed brand and of the required rating could cost a bit more, even after the best deals and card rewards adjusted. (I am not that plugged in into the prices of stabilizers, especially those rated to handle larger variations in the supplied power.)
Congratulations and wishes for the new acquisition.🙂
If the APC UPS too is detecting variations (however insignificant they might seem) then yes, maybe the energy quality is not the most stable.
Having said that, these chaebols (LuckyGoldStar, Samsung) have long been serious enough about the local (Indian) market, to invest a lot in localised R and D.
These advanced/ recent products especially.. do have ample redundancies built-in.
Thus, as per me (even after understanding what all you mentioned, about the quality of power supply) a stabilizer is not necessitated.
On the other side though, spending another 2800-3000 rupees on protecting something which might last 15-20 years and making arrangements to hang the stabilizer on a nearby wall or keeping it atop some almirah/shelf.. will not be a gargantuan task either.
Ignore me mentioning the under 3000 rupees price. Maybe a good one from a reputed brand and of the required rating could cost a bit more, even after the best deals and card rewards adjusted. (I am not that plugged in into the prices of stabilizers, especially those rated to handle larger variations in the supplied power.)
Congratulations and wishes for the new acquisition.🙂
If the APC UPS too is detecting variations (however insignificant they might seem) then yes, maybe the energy quality is not the most stable.
Having said that, these chaebols (LuckyGoldStar, Samsung) have long been serious enough about the local (Indian) market, to invest a lot in localised R and D.
These advanced/ recent products especially.. do have ample redundancies built-in.
Thus, as per me (even after understanding what all you mentioned, about the quality of power supply) a stabilizer is not necessitated.
On the other side though, spending another 2800-3000 rupees on protecting something which might last 15-20 years and making arrangements to hang the stabilizer on a nearby wall or keeping it atop some almirah/shelf.. will not be a gargantuan task either.
Ignore me mentioning the under 3000 rupees price. Maybe a good one from a reputed brand and of the required rating could cost a bit more, even after the best deals and card rewards adjusted. (I am not that plugged in into the prices of stabilizers, especially those rated to handle larger variations in the supplied power.)
Bro buy stabilizer.
I lost my TV due to voltage fluctuations in my village..
Now bought new tv with stabilizer.
It's better to buy 1000 rs stabilizer to protect appliances worth 10-20k.