🔌 Anesty Auto Transformer AC Variable Voltage Converter 2KVA 0-130V (M) - Efficient and Reliable Transformer Regulator Review

THE PRODUCT IS GOOD BUT FOR SOME ONLY THE BOTTOM DISTRIBUTOR WORKS. WE CHECK EVERYTHING ON THE DAY OF RECEIVING SO YOU HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO DEAL WITH CUSTOMER SERVICE.

Others noticed that the top grid shows that the voltage settings are nowhere near the same. It's best to confirm the voltages and write them down the first time so you know your actual settings, the meter is for display only. However, others have observed bad solder joints internally. The first thing I did was take the cap off and make sure the solder was good. As an experienced electronics technician, I can confirm that this unit delivers the volts/watts it is designed for (as measured by…

I am using this to control a 100-125w Lichtenberg wood burning system that uses a neon sign transformer on the output. Although I only use a load and a separate voltmeter, these features - two outputs and a small built-in meter - are a nice addition.

This is the second Variac I have ordered but both have quality control issues: the gauge shows cracks, the dial markers and knob are misaligned and there are dents or marks on the cases. . The second also gave off a distinct smell of port cargo for a day or two. Other than that, it actually works for my purpose (controlling a Lichtenberg wood burning transformer).

This is a decent quality CVT with solid construction. I opened the front cover to get at the brushes but they turned out to be of poor quality. The device functions normally except when heavily loaded. I'm using this to run a 1500w lightbulb and at higher current there are definitely sparks from the brushes. If you plan to use this as an "industrial" or high-power desktop power supply, I would recommend inspecting the brushes and adjusting the spring pressure on the windings. This can improve…

You can destroy your sensitive electronic equipment IF you trust the voltmeter or dial markings on this device! Tip: ALWAYS measure the output of this device and set the correct output voltage with a MULTIMETER! * I personally mark the control board after dialing some reference voltages, especially anything over 120VAC. And keep in mind that the output voltage will of course change by a factor with line voltage. If your office outlet is 117 VAC, your garage might be 114 or 127 VAC; and will…