Homes
Protects refrigerators, ACs and televisions from voltage swings common on residential supply lines.
Residential supply voltage in most Indian towns and cities swings well outside the 230V an appliance is built for — anywhere from around 160V during peak evening load to above 270V late at night, depending on how far a house sits from its transformer. Refrigerators, air conditioners and washing machines feel this first: a sudden drop under load can trip the compressor, and running one on low voltage for even a short stretch heats its motor windings past what they’re rated for.
Bluebird’s stabilizers for home use cover both ends of this problem. A single mainline unit fitted near the meter board protects the whole house from one point; a smaller unit sized for one appliance suits a household that only needs its fridge or AC protected. Both use the same microcontroller-based automatic correction and are tested to IS:8448:1989.
Automatic Voltage Correction
Corrects voltage the moment it drifts out of range, with no switch to flip and nothing for anyone at home to monitor.
Compressor Start Delay
Holds the connected appliance off for a few minutes after a power cut so a fridge or AC compressor's internal pressure has time to equalize before it restarts.
Wide Input Voltage Range
Keeps appliances running through the low and high swings common on residential lines instead of cutting power.
Whole-House or Single-Appliance Options
Choose a mainline unit at the meter board or a compact unit for one appliance, depending on what needs protecting.
Compact, Home-Friendly Design
Small enough for a utility corner or a wall mount near the meter board.
Tested to IS:8448:1989
Every unit is tested to this standard before it leaves the factory.
