Voltronic Aegis 1500

Discover the Aegis 1500 by Voltronic Power, an automatic voltage regulator with 220/230 VAC and wide input range for stable power.

Voltage: 220/230 VAC
Voltage Range: 140 - 260 VAC or 140 - 270 VAC Option 1: 100 - 260 VAC or 100 - 270 VAC Option 2: 80 - 260 VAC or 80 - 270 VAC
Regulation: -10% ~ +10%

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Voltronic Aegis 1500 features

Microprocessor control guarantees high reliability

Selectable input voltage range

Time delay function eliminates transients

Time delay function eliminates transients that can affect connected equipment

Provide stable output voltage

Provide under-voltage, over-voltage, over-heat and

Provide under-voltage, over-voltage, over-heat and over current protection

Provide surge and spike suppression

About the Voltronic Aegis 1500

The Aegis 1500 by Voltronic Power is designed to ensure stable and reliable power delivery. With a wide input voltage range of 80 VAC to 270 VAC, it is perfect for maintaining optimal performance in fluctuating power conditions. Ideal for use in residential, commercial, and industrial settings, the Aegis AVR protects sensitive equipment from voltage fluctuations.

Specifications last updated 27 March 2026

Voltronic Aegis 1500 full specifications

Electrical

Voltage	220 VAC or 230 VAC
Voltage Range	140 - 260 VAC or 140 - 270 VAC Option 1: 100 - 260 VAC or 100 - 270 VAC Option 2: 80 - 260 VAC or 80 - 270 VAC
Frequency Range	60 Hz / 50 Hz
Voltage Regulation	-10% ~ +10%
Normal Mode	98%
AVR Mode	92-95%*
LED Indicator	Normal indicator, AVR indicator, delay time setting and fault indicator
Digital or Meter Display	Input and output voltage

Mechanical

Dimension, D X W X H (mm)	297 x 150 x 199
Net Weight (kgs)	5.4
Weight	5.4

Environmental

Delay Time	3 minutes or 10 Seconds
Full Protection	Over-voltage, under-Voltage, over-heat and over current Protection
Operating Temperature	0 - 40°C
Humidity	0-90% relative humidity (Non-condensing)

Frequently Asked Questions

The Aegis AVR operates at a voltage of 220 VAC or 230 VAC with a wide input voltage range of 110 VAC to 270 VAC or 110 VAC to 280 VAC. It has a frequency range of 60 Hz / 50 Hz and offers voltage regulation of -10% to +10%.

The Aegis AVR is designed to stabilize voltage for various applications, but it does not directly interface with batteries or solar panels. It is primarily used to regulate voltage from the grid.

The Aegis AVR has dimensions of 197 x 110 x 124 mm and a net weight of 2.4 kg. It does not have an IP rating, so it should be used in environments where it is protected from dust and moisture.

Installation of the Aegis AVR requires a stable environment with an operating temperature between 0 - 40°C and humidity levels of 0-90% relative humidity (non-condensing).

Voltronic Power typically offers a standard warranty for their products, but specific warranty terms for the Aegis AVR should be confirmed with the retailer or distributor.

The Aegis AVR complies with standard certifications, ensuring it meets industry safety and performance standards.

The Aegis AVR operates effectively within a temperature range of 0 - 40°C and can handle humidity levels up to 90% relative humidity, provided it is non-condensing.

Key features of the Aegis AVR include full protection against over-voltage, under-voltage, over-heat, and over-current. It also has LED indicators for normal operation, AVR mode, delay time setting, and fault detection.

Voltronic Aegis 1500

Voltronic Aegis 1500 features

Microprocessor control guarantees high reliability

Selectable input voltage range

Time delay function eliminates transients

Provide stable output voltage

Provide under-voltage, over-voltage, over-heat and

Provide surge and spike suppression

About the Voltronic Aegis 1500

Voltronic Aegis 1500 full specifications

Electrical

Mechanical

Environmental

Frequently Asked Questions

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