Servolink
Servolink

Mainline Stabilizer

Overview

Mainline Stabilizer

One Stabilizer at the Meter, Every Socket Protected

A Servolink mainline stabilizer is installed once, right after the electricity meter, and protects every appliance in the home or shop from voltage ups and downs.

Instead of buying a separate stabilizer for the fridge, the TV, the washing machine and each AC, a mainline stabilizer corrects the voltage for the whole house at one point. It is a relay type (step tapping) stabilizer built for a wide input range, so it keeps lights, fans, pumps and appliances running even when the supply in the colony drops low in the evening.

SERVOLINK mainline stabilizers are made in 3, 5, 7.5 and 10 kVA, for single phase homes, flats, shops and small offices.

Servolink mainline stabilizer, side view with digital voltage display Servolink mainline stabilizer, front view with digital voltage display
The Problem

Why the Whole House Needs Protection

A typical home today has far more electronics than the one or two appliances people usually protect. Besides the AC and fridge, there are LED lights and drivers, BLDC fans, a washing machine with a control card, a water pump, a geyser, a microwave, TVs, a Wi-Fi router and an inverter charging its battery. Every one of these has electronics that age faster on bad voltage.

Buying a separate stabilizer for each appliance is costly, takes space at every socket, and still leaves most of the house unprotected — lights, fans, pumps and the inverter almost never get one. And the voltage problem in a colony is the same for the whole house: when it drops in the evening, it drops for every socket at once.

Correcting the voltage once, at the meter, protects everything after it.

Engineering

Features

01
Whole House ProtectionConnected after the meter and before the distribution board, so every circuit gets corrected voltage.
02
Wide Input RangeWorks on very low voltage areas — 90–300 V.
03
High / Low Cut-OffDisconnects the house if the voltage goes outside the safe range, and reconnects automatically.
04
Time DelayHolds the output off for a few minutes after a power cut, protecting AC and fridge compressors.
05
Digital DisplayShows input and output voltage.
06
Bypass SwitchLets you run the house directly from the mains during service.
07
Copper Wound TransformerWound in our own factory in Ghaziabad.
Sizing

Which kVA Do I Need?

Add the wattage of everything that runs together — ACs, fridge, pump, geyser, lights and fans. Divide by 1000 to get kW, and divide by 0.8 to get kVA. Then choose a rating so that this load stays around 60–70% of the stabilizer rating.

Not sure about the total load?

Our kVA calculator adds up the appliances for you and suggests the right rating.

Compare

Mainline Stabilizer or Servo Stabilizer?

PointMainline StabilizerSingle Phase Servo Stabilizer
CorrectionIn steps, through relaysSmooth, through motor-driven variac
Output accuracySafe band around 230 V230 V ±1%
Ratings3, 5, 7.5 and 10 kVA3 – 50 kVA
PriceLowerHigher
Best forHomes and shops on a budgetHomes with many ACs, clinics, offices, sensitive equipment

If your house runs 3 or more ACs, a lift, or medical and lab equipment, choose a single phase servo stabilizer.

Technical Data

Specification

BrandSERVOLINK
Product TypeMainline stabilizer, relay type (step tapping)
Capacity3, 5, 7.5 and 10 kVA
SupplySingle phase, phase + neutral
Input Working Range90–300 V, 130–300 V, 140–300 V or customized on request
Output Voltage200–240 V
Frequency50 Hz
ProtectionHigh / low voltage cut-off, time delay
DisplayDigital, input and output voltage
TransformerCopper wound, made in-house
MountingWall mounted / floor standing
InstallationIndoor, after the energy meter
Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is a mainline stabilizer connected?

After the electricity meter and the main switch, before the distribution board (MCB box). Get it installed by a qualified electrician.

Do I still need separate stabilizers for my ACs?

No. The mainline stabilizer already protects every AC in the house, as long as it is sized for the total load.

Why does it click sometimes?

That is the relay changing taps when the voltage changes. It is normal.

What if the voltage goes below the working range?

The stabilizer cuts off the house to protect the appliances, and switches back on after the time delay once the voltage returns.

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How to Find Us

Mr. Hemant Rout (Proprietor)
S-26, SITE II, HARSHA COMPOUND, MOHAN NAGAR, GHAZIABAD U.P-201007

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