GPS6 Overvoltage and Undervoltage Protector Power Metering WiFi Remote Control
Key attributes
| Brand | Switchgear parts |
| Model NO. | GPS6 Overvoltage and Undervoltage Protector Power Metering WiFi Remote Control |
| Rated normal current | 40A |
| Rated frequency | 40Hz-70Hz |
| Series | GPS6 |
Product descriptions from the supplier
The GPS6 series overvoltage and undervoltage protector is an intelligent electrical protection device designed to monitor and safeguard circuits from overvoltage and undervoltage conditions. It features a digital display for real-time monitoring of voltage, current, and other parameters, with an automatic recovery function that reconnects the power supply once voltage returns to normal. The series includes various models, such as GPS6-VA4 (basic voltage protection), GPS6-VA5 (enhanced model), GPS6-VA2 (simplified model), GPS6-VAKwH (with power metering), and GPS6-VAWIFI (integrated with WiFi for remote control). Suitable for homes, commercial buildings, industrial equipment, hotels, and restaurants, it ensures reliable voltage stability and equipment protection.
GPS6 Overvoltage and Undervoltage Protector Power Overview
GPS6-VA2/GPS6-VA5/GPS6-VA4 : rated voltage of AC 220V/DC 85-300V. It features an overvoltage threshold of AC 130-300V/DC 130-300V and undervoltage threshold of AC 80-210V/DC 85-210V, along with a hysteresis of 5V for stable operation. The device supports a maximum current of 40A-100A.
GPS6-VAKwH: with power metering function, rated voltage of AC 220V. It features an overvoltage threshold of AC 240-300V and undervoltage threshold of AC 140-230V, along with a hysteresis of 5V for stable operation. The device supports a maximum current of 40A-100A.
GPS6-VAWIFI: With wifi function, remote control is possible, rated voltage of AC 220V. It features an overvoltage threshold of AC 230-300V and undervoltage threshold of AC 110-210V.
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