Input Voltage Range 160V to 260V AC Sine wave

Output Voltage 220V and 110V AC Sine wave

Input Frequency & Phase 60 Hz / 50 Hz Single Phase
Regulation Performance + / - 2% of output voltage
Control Technology Servomechanism
Servo Response Time 1 second of 10% change of input voltage
Output Capacity : For Inductive, Capacitive or Resistive Load
Model VRS-500T : 500 VA Max Model VRS-1500T : 1500 VA Max.
Model VRS-1000T : 1000 VA Max. Model VRS-2000T : 2000 VA Max.
Time Delay Switch Push button selectable to Short or Long
Time Delay Duration Short 3 to 6 seconds. Long 3 to 6 minutes
Voltage Indicator Analog Voltmeter with 0 ~ 300V Scale
Overload Protection Glass Fuse
Operating Temperature 5C to 40C
Storage Temperature 0C to 60C
Operating Humidity 20 to 90 Relative Humidity
Efficiency More than 90%
Power Factor >0.9 without load
Ventilation Convection Air Cooled
Grounding Terminal 1 screw at rear
Model VRS-500T AC Outlets 3 front (Universal type) & 1 rear (Universal+UK type)
Model VRS-1000T AC Outlets 3 front (Universal type) & 1 rear (Universal+UK type)
Model VRS-1500T AC Outlets 3 front (Universal type) & 1 rear (Universal+UK type)
Model VRS-2000T AC Outlets 3 front (Universal type) & 1 rear (Universal+UK type)
Specifications subject to change without prior notice due to improvements in technology.












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Detailed Specifications:
USERS GUIDE
and
Safety Practices
For Model : VRS-500T / VRS-1000T
VRS-1500T / VRS-2000T
1. Do not overload the AVR at any time. If you are going to plug into the AVR an addi-
tional equipment or appliance, make sure the power consumption the other equipment
does not exceed the capacity of your AVR.
2. Size your load properly and use the correct model of AVR with the right capacity. For
example, if the appliance is rated 600VA or watts, then an AVR with a capacity of
1000VA should be used and not the 500VA model. For appliances that have variable
power consumption, use the highest power consumed rating. For example, an auto-
matic defrost refrigerator that consumes power from 200W to 550W and has a start-
ing power of 1,200W should use an AVR with a rating of 1500VA output and not a
1000VA model.
3. Do not operate your AVR if the voltage from the power company is suspected to be
very low (below 160 volts). This condition can happen when there is a problem with
their safety disconnection equipment, distribution transformers or overhead wiring.
4. Do not expose your AVR to moisture, rain, water splashes or high humidity air. The
AVR with electronic circuits inside will malfunction when it is wet.
5. Install your AVR in a dry and cool place away from direct sunlight or heat sources like
on stoves, on top of ovens or at the back of an air conditioning unit. Keeping the AVR
in a cool dry location will lengthen the life of your AVR.
6. To minimize the risk of fire, do not install the AVR in a location where there is a pres-
ence of explosive gas like gasoline & kerosene fumes, any kind of oil, corrosive chemi-
cal fumes, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) or Natural Gas. The normal operation of a
servo motor AVR will cause a little spark to be produced inside the unit while correct-
ing and stabilizing a voltage fluctuation.
7. Do not install the AVR on a location where there are strong vibrations. The inside
mechanism of your AVR is mechanical, therefore needs a stable location.
8. Keep your AVR out of childrens reach. Install the AVR in a secure location where small
children and toddlers cannot touch your AVR.
9. For added safety to the user and to your equipment, it is highly recommended that
you connect your AVR to a good ground. Doing so can minimized the chance of acci-
dental electrocution and lightning damage.
10. It is a good practice to turn off and unplug all sensitive electrical appliances including
your AVR during a thunderstorm. The installation of a good surge suppressor is highly
recommended for your sensitive appliances.
11. Use only a cloth moistened with a little water to wipe clean the housing of your AVR.
If there is excess water during cleaning, the water might seep into the unit causing
some damage to its internal circuits.
12. It is recommended to clean your AVR housing and ventilation holes regularly to pre-
vent build-up of dust that will impede the flow of cool air into the AVR.
13. It is best to install your AVR in an upright position for best performance.
14. Replace fuse of the same type and rating. Do not replace it with a bigger or smaller
rating. Doing so will harm your AVR when the next overload occurs.
15. When a fuse blows, do not just replace it immediately, find the cause of the problem
and have it corrected as soon as possible. Test the equipment first before plugging it
back into the AVR. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the AVR cover.
16. Do a regular inspection of the AVR and equipment power cords once in a while to
check for cracked or damaged insulation due to misuse, accident, dogs or rodents
gnawing on the wire and plug. Protect power cords from being walked-on or pinched.
17. Check the input voltage rating of your equipment/appliance. Since your AVR has dual
voltage output ( 110V & 220V ), Verify that the voltage is correct before plugging it.
18. To prevent accidental damage to your equipment due to plugging into the wrong volt-
age receptacle, it is best to cover the unused outlets of the AVR especially the
220V receptacles. Furthermore, labelling those 110V power cords and plugs helps
prevent accidents.
Installing and Using your AVR
1. Plug the black power cord of the AVR into the utility mains outlet. Make sure the volt-
age of the mains outlet is in the 220V range. Then plug all your appliances and equip-
ment into the front and rear outlets of your AVR. Be very careful to plug your 110V
appliances into the 110V outlet of the AVR.
2. For added safety, it is recommended that a ground wire be connected from the chassis
of the AVR to a metal or G.I. water pipe. ( Plastic PVC and PPR pipes dont work ) A
section of the water pipe should be permanently imbedded in concrete or in the soil
for effective grounding and dispersion of faulty / dangerous electrical currents.
3. Verify & review all connections that they are tight and secure. Route the power cords
properly away from being stepped-on or being pinched by a door.
4. Set Time delay. See table below for guidance:

5. Turn on AVR and wait for time delay to lapse. the AVR will then power up.
6. To shorten the wait time during AVR power up when set to long time delay, turn off
the AVR and set the time delay button to short delay first, then power-on the AVR.
After a few seconds when the AVR powers up, depress the time delay switch to set it
to long delay and thats it. You are all set.
7. Check the volt meter if the pointer is indicating the correct voltage of 220V and 110V
from time to time. If not, there might be a problem.

AVR Problems and Fix
1. Problem: When I turn on my AVR, there is no power!
Fix: 1. Check that the AVR power cord is securely and 100% plugged into the mains
outlet. All connections should be tight. A half plugged cord in the mains outlet cannot
receive power properly.
Fix: 2. Check the fuse. Unplug your AVR from mains outlet and remove the fuse for
inspection. If it is blown, replace it with a new one of the same rating. Also check your
equipment/appliance for possible short circuit or overload. If above procedure does
not solve the problem, then bring the AVR to your authorized dealer for repairs.
2. Problem: The voltmeter indicates a low voltage or an over voltage (> or < 220V)!
Fix: A low or high voltage indication means 2 things. A) The voltage from the power
company is too low or too high ( beyond the correcting capacity of the AVR ) due to a
line fault or b) The voltage correcting mechanism of the AVR is not functioning, worn
out or is stuck. Bring the unit back to your dealer for servicing or warranty claims.
3. Problem: My AVR does not power up after the time delay has lapse!
Fix: Time delay circuit might be defective. Bring the unit back to your dealer for ser-
vicing or warranty claims if its new.
4. Problem: The AVR makes grinding noise!
Fix: The servo mechanism of your AVR could be worn out or needs some lubrication
after it has been in service for quite some time. Since this is not a user serviceable
part, please be advised to bring your AVR to an authorized dealer for servicing.
5. Problem: I smell of burnt electrical odor from my AVR!
Fix: Unplug your AVR from the wall outlet immediately! The smell could be caused by
a prolong overload, internal transformer short circuit or a lightning induced surge.
Chances are, the transformer inside the unit has suffered burns. For safety reason,
bring it to your authorized dealer or a qualified technician for a thorough inspection or
repair.
Button Position Delay Duration Purpose / Application

3 to 6 seconds For sensitive electronic equipments

3 to 6 minutes For protecting refrigerators and aircons