Power Quality Management & Static Stabilizers

A servo stabilizer uses an electromechanical motor to physically rotate a carbon brush across a variac, with correction speeds of 30-70V/second (taking 200-500ms to correct large sags). A static stabilizer uses solid-state IGBT/SCR power semiconductors to electronically adjust the buck-boost transformer in under 20 milliseconds with zero physical movement, zero sparks, and zero maintenance.

In many industrial zones, unbalanced 3-phase loads or poor substation grounding cause a "floating neutral", resulting in neutral-to-earth voltages of 20V to 60V+ that burn out electronics. An Airkom Neutral Provider uses a zig-zag transformer configuration to establish a stable, low-impedance artificial neutral at <2V relative to earth.

In single-phase critical loads fed from a 3-phase grid (such as telecom base stations, server racks, or control rooms), the loss of one phase normally shuts down the system. The Healthy Phase Selector automatically monitors all 3 phases and switches the load to a healthy live phase in milliseconds without power disruption.

Yes. Airkom static stabilizers are engineered with oversized heatsinks, thermistor-controlled high-volume forced cooling fans, and rugged industrial semiconductors rated for continuous operation at ambient temperatures up to 50°C.