Dealing with bad power
One solution is a voltage regulator. These are available in Mexico from ISBMex. There are distributors in various parts of Mexico. This generally eliminates the need for a Voltage Protector, which...
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This what I posted last spring -after the adjustment it really did give the 110 v we wanted . PM me if you want more info
snarley wrote:
Three of us bought these in Mazatlan and spliced them into our 30 amp extension cords. We also learned that here is a small single turn pot on the circuit board so we could adjust the switching points as ours seemed to switch about 108 rather than 110v. Otherwise , I can confirrn that when you add a heavy load at 115 v, the voltage drops for an instant and then boosts to 120. Highly recommend this for Mexican electrical systems.
snarley wrote:
Three of us bought these in Mazatlan and spliced them into our 30 amp extension cords. We also learned that here is a small single turn pot on the circuit board so we could adjust the switching points as ours seemed to switch about 108 rather than 110v. Otherwise , I can confirrn that when you add a heavy load at 115 v, the voltage drops for an instant and then boosts to 120. Highly recommend this for Mexican electrical systems.
