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Maybe i'm missing something here, but all that unit seems to be, is a straight transformer rather than a regulated voltage optimisation unit!! I'd want to see far better output regulation than what's being shown here. If the whole idea is to optimise voltage to 380/220 V then that's what i'd want to be seeing on the output.... The optimisation units that i've had a look at on the Web have a wide'ish tolerance of the input voltage. that can still output a regulated 380/220 V with a very small +/- tolerance.
As for the lower than normal/expected voltage (optimised voltage) at the lighting fittings, this could well be down to the cable size used and the length of circuits involved. Which is always going to be a factor when retrofitting a voltage optimisation unit into an existing installation.
As for the lower than normal/expected voltage (optimised voltage) at the lighting fittings, this could well be down to the cable size used and the length of circuits involved. Which is always going to be a factor when retrofitting a voltage optimisation unit into an existing installation.
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