Topic: 220v Surge Protector/ Line Conditioner work on 110v?

[Wildfire™]

Mga brader Im planning on buying a 110v receiver and plugging it to the 110v outlet of my automatic voltage regulator, but im wondering if I can use a surge protector or line conditioner that is rated for 220v between the receiver and avr

[Shakatak]

yes it will work..... if the SP/LC is also 110v.. i guess.

[Wildfire™]

what if its 220v like those panther and belkin brands?

[JojoD818]

conditioning will still work but not the surge protection.

hth

[markcrenz]

mas maganda yung surge protector before avr na para pati avr mo protektado sa surge

[Wildfire™]

conditioning will still work but not the surge protection.

brader jojo ibig sabihin ba if the voltage regulator spikes above 110v it will not protect the receiver?

mas maganda yung surge protector before avr na para pati avr mo protektado sa surge

good idea brader pero ung conditioning from voltage regulator to receiver di na kailangan?

[ATJr.]

you can retrofit your 110 volt appliance with a 140Volt MOV, installing it after the fuse will buy you peace of mind from your gear being accidentaly pugged into 220 volts...

[Wildfire™]

you can retrofit your 110 volt appliance with a 140Volt MOV, installing it after the fuse will buy you peace of mind from your gear being accidentaly pugged into 220 volts...

brader tony im not familiar with the inside of the denon im planning to buy, can i just solder the mov on the iec socket?

[JojoD818]

brader jojo ibig sabihin ba if the voltage regulator spikes above 110v it will not protect the receiver?

YES.

Even if you follow markcrenz advise and your regulator goes berserk, your receiver will still be fried.

[JojoD818]

you can retrofit your 110 volt appliance with a 140Volt MOV, installing it after the fuse will buy you peace of mind from your gear being accidentaly pugged into 220 volts...

oh there it is, this is what you should do but do it properly.

brader tony im not familiar with the inside of the denon im planning to buy, can i just solder the mov on the iec socket?

when I said do it properly, I meant you need to locate the MOV in such a way that when it's breakdown voltage is breached a secondary fuse will be opened thereby protecting your precious... 

you cannot just solder them wherever you can, otherwise, they are utterly useless brader.

[Wildfire™]

you cannot just solder them wherever you can, otherwise, they are utterly useless brader.

thanks brader i'll open the denon wand study it when i get it, or pwede ba ung jdlabs na 8 socket lc na may dalawang plugs 1 for 220v and the other 110v?

[JojoD818]

thanks brader i'll open the denon wand study it when i get it, or pwede ba ung jdlabs na 8 socket lc na may dalawang plugs 1 for 220v and the other 110v?

better you do it on the denon brader since it is 110V. nope hindi pwede brader, just concentrate on the denon because you need to protect it for being 110V.

[Wildfire™]

ok brader thanks pag aralan ko muna ung denon kaya lang if i pit mov protected lang sya sa spikes pero no more lc

[markcrenz]

ok brader thanks pag aralan ko muna ung denon kaya lang if i pit mov protected lang sya sa spikes pero no more lc

most modern electronics have built-in LC na sa loob. nilalagyan na nila for their own protection sa unnecessary warranty repairs. if you open it at may nakita kang coil, mov at cap sa main supply yun na yun.

[ATJr.]

brader tony im not familiar with the inside of the denon im planning to buy, can i just solder the mov on the iec socket?

if you do this, your power cable will act as the fuse, right after the fuse is the right place to put the mov....in the event that your unit is accidentally plugged into 220v, then your fuse blows and no other harm is done...

[Wildfire™]

most modern electronics have built-in LC na sa loob. nilalagyan na nila for their own protection sa unnecessary warranty repairs. if you open it at may nakita kang coil, mov at cap sa main supply yun na yun.

oo nga that make sense thanks brader

if you do this, your power cable will act as the fuse, right after the fuse is the right place to put the mov....in the event that your unit is accidentally plugged into 220v, then your fuse blows and no other harm is done...

noted brader tony thanks