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beauteau
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02 Sep 11 @ 10:24 PM #
^ saan mo nakuha yan? i mean, hiningi mo lang ba from meralco?
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soyuz1234
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03 Sep 11 @ 01:30 AM #
Mas tipid sa kuryente pag walang AVR.
Pc ko uwing Omni watt meter
AVR + Monitor + System Unit = nag lalaro within this range 72 to 79 Watts. I gave it about 30 minutes observation
AVR + UPS Battery Full + Monitor + System Unit = nag lalaro within this range 86 to 89 Watts. I gave it about 30 minutes observation
Monitor + System Unit = nag lalaro within this range 63 to 65 Watts. I gave it about 30 minutes observation
Base sa obsesbasyon at simpling pag iisip, bumaba ang consumo ng kuryente. Kung bumaba ang cunsumo, ibig sa bihin may natipid, kung magkano ay wag na nating isipin yan at haha lalo ang hibla
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ivan_lee05
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03 Sep 11 @ 01:52 AM #
@beauteau
ganyan na po yung mga bagong meter na pinapalit dito sa amin eh... puro digital... once reported na nasira yung analog meter nila, ang ipapalit nila digital... wala naman po hininging payment yung meralco sa akin...
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drock
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03 Sep 11 @ 02:11 AM #
an avr serves to protect the incoming voltage from the spikes coming from meralco. In order to do so, it has to receive most of the blunt from this spike and outputs them as heat. To control the circuitry that powers the regulating chip, a minimal amount of power is induced to the avr so it can \'filter\' a big spike. depending on the wattage of the regulating circuitry, you may not notice the minimal consumption.
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Peorth
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03 Sep 11 @ 02:12 AM #
I don\'t use an AVR but that\'s because I use my laptop as a desktop (connected to an external monitor, keyboard, and mouse). The battery compensates for any power-drop outs like that of a UPS.
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FuNGuS
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03 Sep 11 @ 09:51 AM #
tanung ko lang, yung mga LCD monitor nyu ba, sinasaksak nyu din ng rekta sa outlet?
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pcruztemp
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03 Sep 11 @ 10:05 AM #
I don\'t use an AVR but that\'s because I use my laptop as a desktop (connected to an external monitor, keyboard, and mouse). The battery compensates for any power-drop outs like that of a UPS.
and madali naman palitan ang power supply ng laptop if masira ng spike (if hindi damay ang laptop mo). And keeping a laptop plugged into 220v pero may battery for a Long time slightly reduces battery lifespan
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pcruztemp
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03 Sep 11 @ 10:06 AM #
tanung ko lang, yung mga LCD monitor nyu ba, sinasaksak nyu din ng rekta sa outlet?
if you do, walang proteksyon. kaya use \"condom\"
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pcruztemp
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03 Sep 11 @ 10:06 AM #
ito ang omni watt meter. sometimes meron sa ACE hardware. meron watt meter sa alexan also
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Stingray819
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03 Sep 11 @ 10:21 AM #
tanung ko lang, yung mga LCD monitor nyu ba, sinasaksak nyu din ng rekta sa outlet?
ako maglilimang taon ko ng ginagawa, wala namang masamang epekto, asus lcd monitor gamit ko.
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emcel
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04 Sep 11 @ 07:33 AM #
ako maglilimang taon ko ng ginagawa, wala namang masamang epekto, asus lcd monitor gamit ko.
+100
Ever since my first 386... I dont use AVR... I did\'nt have problems.
But for my internet cafe clients I advise them to use a servo type AVR...
for the simple reason that more users mean more spikes.
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soyuz1234
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04 Sep 11 @ 08:31 AM #
this thread should be closed. Nasagot na ang tanong ni TS at Off topic na
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pcruztemp
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08 Sep 11 @ 03:06 PM #
could you consider this as evidence that yes branded psu\'s can compensate for unstable power HOWEVER their capacity to compensate is less than a good avr?
<click here for link>
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fernan722
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08 Apr 13 @ 02:41 PM #
;)
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ultraviolence
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11 Sep 16 @ 04:30 PM #
Malakas ba kunsumo sa kuryente ng avr?kasi yung bibilhin ko na avr eh 500W daw eh di ang lakas nun sa kuryente kada oras.
-- edited by ultraviolence on Sep 11 2016, 04:31 PM
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kerneloop
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21 Sep 16 @ 02:15 PM #
@ultraviolence
yun yung maximum na power na kayang i provide ng avr. hindi yun yung kunsumo nya. example meron ka 2 washing machine na 250watts, pde mo sya gamitin ng sabay pareho nakaplug sa 500w avr mo. pero hindi to recommended. dapat <= 80% lang ng rating ng avr yung mahuhugot na power mula dito.
I have tested several avr (500w to 2000w relay type and servo type) on idle (naka power on pero wala nakakabit na appliances) using digital meter,nagkokonsumo sila ng 4-5watts, yung circuitry ang nagkukunsumo nito for regulation ng output power, so yun ang madadagdag sa power consumption nyo.
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soyuz1234
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12 Oct 16 @ 01:39 PM #
Mga AVR dag dag 5-10Watts din yan sa consumo.
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ninuno
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06 Feb 17 @ 05:00 PM #
Ang binabayaran po sa isang totoong AVR ay yung protection nito. AVR not only protects from fluctuations and spikes but it also corrects the input voltage. a fried PC will cost you 20k plus.. Any new inverter appliance can easily be damaged by voltage faults.. efficiency of freezer and ref are affected by low voltage situations causing the compressors to run 24/7. AVR can correct low voltagesituations. Indirectly po, mas makakatipid po pag gumagamit ng AVR. Maliit na bagay lang po yung consumo nya compared sa usefulness niya.
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PcCowboy02
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10 Apr 17 @ 11:20 PM #
ako may 2 pc na ginagamit sa homebase job namin ni misis. direct to wall lang kami. no avr. madalas ko maranasan na humihina yung supply ng kuryente dito samin. humihina ikot ng electric fan, mag turn black yung monitor, kukurap yung ilaw. but after two sec. mabubuhay ulit yung monitor then back to normal na. except sa ilaw, medyo nag dim, at sa electric fan, humina talaga.
minsan din, nararamdaman din namin na lumalakas supply ng kuryente, mas maliwanag ilaw, lalakas yung electric fan.
i am thinking if i still have to buy an avr, but i guess not. i think PSU(i have generic) is taking care of it.
but, if yung pc mo has high end parts, then much better na mag avr siguro?
yung mga cpu ko kasi, tag 3k lang. pang harabas haha
