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Jindal’s automatic voltage controllers

By December 3, 20161 Min Read
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Jindal’s, founded in 1967, specialises in design, engineering and manufacture of varied energy efficient electric equipment. The company is a market leader in the field of industrial voltage stabilizers and rectifiers in south Asia.

Jindal’s automatic voltage controllers are designed to reduce the failure rate of equipment, optimise the use of power and save energy. The company’s equipment are suitable for any kind of heavy-duty, industrial load.

Owing to its high efficiency and associated benefits, the payback period for the cost of stabilizers is generally between six to eight months.

To know more on this machine, read our January 2017 issue of ITJ.

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