What capacity in KVA of an automatic voltage regulator will be suitable to stabilize current through QSS 30 MINILAB

[Tengi2]

Hi every one here,

Due to increasing supply of unstable electricity in my local town, I'm planning to add a voltage regulator (stabilizer ) that will supply electricity to my old but still working QSS 30 MINILAB, Iam not sure what capacity (in KVA) of the regulator will be capable of doing the job. I am thinking about ANDELI SVC 3000KVA Automatic voltage regulator. Any one with proper information about this please share with me and help me to make correct decision.

Thank you in advance

[Minilab service]

Correct model is Andeli SVC-3000VA ( not KVA ) . It is 3kW (3000VA) single-phase voltage stabilizer. 

QSS3001 power is 5.0 - 5.7 kW ( depends on voltage, when 220V - 5.4 kW ) . Your stabilizer will not be enough during minilab starting ( when all heaters are ON ) .

[Minilab service]

Andeli has model SVC-7500VA . It is 1 phase, 220V, 7500VA/6000W automatic voltage stabilizer. It would be enough to connect QSS3001 and other QSS30 models.

[Tengi2]

Thank you for your reply, I have noted a point of correction above, (about SVC 3000VA) and a recommendation of a capable stabilizer SVC 7500VA. Now I am confident that I am going to shop 7.5KVA Stabilizer.

Thank you again

[Minilab service]

When electricity voltage is unstable then stabilizer is better than nothing, but I think would be better stabilzer with UPS.