[SOLVED] voltage stablizer required for led tv

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satyap

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Hi to all
i measured the voltage at my home power socket its 252- 254 volts at morning time and 264-268 volts at night there is no power fluctuations as such but i want to know as i read in the tv manual it says Ac 100-240v whether led tv can manage thease voltages or i need to buy a stablizer for led tv.
Kindly help me thanks in advance
 
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Usually the TVs inbuilt SMPS handles up to 280VAC.

Even a moderately good stabilizer will be able to protect your TV in case of high voltage.
If you cannot get a stabilizer, at least get a good spike buster.

I have nearly the same voltage at home for my LED TV. I have no stabilizer or surge protector. But, seems to do fine.
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Usually the TVs inbuilt SMPS handles up to 280VAC.

Even a moderately good stabilizer will be able to protect your TV in case of high voltage.
If you cannot get a stabilizer, at least get a good spike buster.

I have nearly the same voltage at home for my LED TV. I have no stabilizer or surge protector. But, seems to do fine.
 
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It all depends on your Location and how taxed your Grid is but seeing a 25V flux from peak usage until night is pretty common. You should only need a line filter if you're having fluxes or pulses, those are what can really kill consumer electronics. As far as TV's go I don't own that isn't on a surge protector, even my Garage door stays on one.
 
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