A simple Question from all....
If Voltage drops then its rated value what will be effect on
a Residential load? similarly if voltage rises from its
rated value then what will be effects on a load? i know if
voltage drops the equipment or device draws more current
then its rated what are other reasons ? thanks in advance
for ur time.......
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Answer Posted / nvnkmr
All home appliances work with some range of voltages. if the dropped voltage or rised voltage falls within the range, the equipment operates normally. if the voltage crosses the range equipment operates abnormally.
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