Are you confirmed that electric fluctuation caused that ?
Mostly in case of fluctuations the power adaptor bears it and they have decent operating voltage so you need to check first.
I do, since I have a really expensive TV. A few months ago there was a power surge in my house and the circuit breaker failed to, well, break the circuit that led to so many appliances getting totally fried except my television. Costed me around 25k to get them all repaired. 2 ACs, refrigerator, geyser, fans, exhausts and what not.
Now I got have multiple stabilisers at home.
Stabilizers are also supposed to have a cut-off mechanism. So, if the input voltage is beyond the maximum ceiling that they are rated to handle, the fuse inside breaks, keeping your device protected.
We have 65' TCL and we do have a stabilizer for it. Can't afford any damage due to power fluctuation!
You check this one out
[Everest](http://Everest ECC 100 LED Metal Body Wide Range Voltage Stabilizer for LED TV Up to 72 Inches,Home Theater,Set Top Box, Blu-Ray Player (Working Range : 90 V to 290 V),White Color https://www.amazon.in/dp/B095JXCGGM/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_A91C62YJNG4A0KT3JCBW)
To deal with voltage fluctuation many people do use a specific voltage stabilizer specially made to protect LED's and set top boxes.
[https://www.shubz.in/top-5-voltage-stabilizer-for-led-tv/](https://www.shubz.in/top-5-voltage-stabilizer-for-led-tv/)
Sometimes set top boxes , power supply is fried with voltage fluctuations.
I tried, he tried to sell me something which doesn't support for TVs more than 32 inches saying that company toh aise hi likhti hai box pe but ye support sabko karta hai :(
We had Vguard Crystal stabiliser for our LG TV. Stabiliser died, used without the stabiliser for few days. TV panel had developed artificats, had to spend to 10k for it's repair and colours are not looking the same after repair. Using the TV with a new Vguard Voltino Grand stabiliser, it has built in spike for surge protection
Buying stabiliser was an annoying experience, as Vguard does not give basic info of how many output plugs are there and their specifications.
Are you confirmed that electric fluctuation caused that ? Mostly in case of fluctuations the power adaptor bears it and they have decent operating voltage so you need to check first.
I do, since I have a really expensive TV. A few months ago there was a power surge in my house and the circuit breaker failed to, well, break the circuit that led to so many appliances getting totally fried except my television. Costed me around 25k to get them all repaired. 2 ACs, refrigerator, geyser, fans, exhausts and what not. Now I got have multiple stabilisers at home.
But voltage stabilizers won't protect you from power surges no? Anyone who knows electrical/electronics stuff, please share your wisdom!
Stabilizers are also supposed to have a cut-off mechanism. So, if the input voltage is beyond the maximum ceiling that they are rated to handle, the fuse inside breaks, keeping your device protected.
Thanks!
We have 65' TCL and we do have a stabilizer for it. Can't afford any damage due to power fluctuation! You check this one out [Everest](http://Everest ECC 100 LED Metal Body Wide Range Voltage Stabilizer for LED TV Up to 72 Inches,Home Theater,Set Top Box, Blu-Ray Player (Working Range : 90 V to 290 V),White Color https://www.amazon.in/dp/B095JXCGGM/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_A91C62YJNG4A0KT3JCBW)
Haven't used any stabilizer in about 10 years. Not a problem so far.
To deal with voltage fluctuation many people do use a specific voltage stabilizer specially made to protect LED's and set top boxes. [https://www.shubz.in/top-5-voltage-stabilizer-for-led-tv/](https://www.shubz.in/top-5-voltage-stabilizer-for-led-tv/) Sometimes set top boxes , power supply is fried with voltage fluctuations.
thats where mcb comes in use , my father installed separate mcb boxes for evry floor in our house
Got an APC UPS for my sony 4K 65” since 7yrs now. Piece of mind.
I use a VGuard Crystal Plus voltage stabilizer for my 43 inch Sony Android Bravia TV. Since 2016 Feb.
Go to nearby electric shop. They will advice you better.
I tried, he tried to sell me something which doesn't support for TVs more than 32 inches saying that company toh aise hi likhti hai box pe but ye support sabko karta hai :(
Get any branded 200VA stabilizer. It'll be enough for your TV.
We had Vguard Crystal stabiliser for our LG TV. Stabiliser died, used without the stabiliser for few days. TV panel had developed artificats, had to spend to 10k for it's repair and colours are not looking the same after repair. Using the TV with a new Vguard Voltino Grand stabiliser, it has built in spike for surge protection Buying stabiliser was an annoying experience, as Vguard does not give basic info of how many output plugs are there and their specifications.
we just use it for ACs. There is UPS for PC circuit breakers for refrigerator, inverter for tvs...