Everest 100 Digital Model Metal Body Attractive Design Voltage Stabilizer Used Upto 72 Inches LED TV + Home Theater + Set Top Box (Grey, Working Range : 90 V to 290 V)

I brought stabilizer Everest 100 Digital very good product... Before I facing voltage issues Related Hi FI Music systems (AVR245 & HKTS 11) Later consult to v- guard person they advise me to purchase v-guard Digi 200 Supreme stabilizer after fixing that also facing again same issues when I turned up the volume we can her the sound from stablizer relay is cut off and system sound goes down.. I lost almost 4000 Rs.. Again I contact the person there are no response....Now on this time I choose Everest stablizer very accuracy in performance and stability for my music systems works 100% perfectly Thanks for this product and Amazon. very fast delivery well packed Neat and clean, advise to seller upgrade more quality in plug pointers another every thing working fine recommended to All

The media could not be loaded.  Overall a decent product. 3.5/5Voltage regulation : 4/5Aesthetics and finish:4/5Packing: 0/5. Absolutely crappy packing. If it was a plastic body, that would have been damaged in transit.Nose level:2/5Voltage boost: 2.5/5, boosting of 70V at 170V not recommendedVoltage buck: not testedI tested this for a day and ended up returning due to its noise level. It is above 45 dBA sometimes and irritating .I watch TV at late night with Bluetooth headset, but I found the nose level unbearable for me.Another point of concern is boosting of voltage by 70V. It's unnecessary to boost by 70V at 170V. Upto 160V, boosting by 70V is acceptable. Then it should be 40V boost until 190 or 200V. That's safer.Also this boosts the voltage even at 220 or 230V by 11V. This is unnecessary.Otherwise product is good and build quality seems good too.I would recommend using an online UPS with automatic voltage regulator function and not a stabilizer, for the longitivity of TV and safety. That's bit expensive proposition but worth it. My UPS was cutting off at 170V and thought of trying a stabilizer instead. Decided to spend on a new UPS than a stabilizer now.

Very good stabilizer on the paper, really eye catching by looks, economically affordable and pocket friendly. The display of both input and output voltage is definitely a fancy feature that I liked a lot. The spec says full copper winding, 1000W (2.5A) capacity, good warranty and operating range from 90v to 290v and output range from 200v to 240v for corresponding input range from 170v to 270v (I would treat this as the operating range though).However, in reality, I had seen the output range exceeds 245v and some of my devices are doing safety shutdown. In my limited understanding 2.5A is 575W max and 5A is required for 1000W. So the claims are to be rechecked.Now, about the build quality: see how the product is delivered to me. From the photos, you can easily see that the product is wrapped in a piece of tin sheet on cheap plastic body without any proper support and it is shattered on transit. Durability is extremely subjective. All they need to do is to use strong ABS, drill 8 holes on the tin sheet, two each on both the sides, both on top and bottom and screw it to the body, but you can clearly see that they are cheaping out this 20 rupees.I can tell you with very high degree of confidence that this product is not really designed to be ecommerce friendly and Amazon's packaging isn't effective to protect this soft and reasonably heavy product from the disintegrating during the transit.As a result, the product delivered was shattered in to pieces on arrival and replacement order is on the way.

The media could not be loaded.  I received the product today (23-Feb), and here is my first impression/observation:1. Build Quality: Very disappointed with the build quality. The body is all metal, and is not made well. There are sharp edges which can hurt. In one spot I already see rust. The thickness of the sheet used to make the body is not enough, it has lost its shape already, especially around corners and is delicate. The sockets seems to made of poor quality plastic, and one two-pin socket is not fitting well.The voltage display is really bad - It is not aligned correctly and there is big molding defect on top of the LCD display, so the display is not clear. It is so bad, I really wonder how they even cannot sense this while assembling. The label made of plastic pasted in front is also not good, I see discoloration right behind the text Everest and has slightly peeled off on the right.2. Voltage Regulation: On switching on without any load, it shows 234V as IP and 200 as OP.When I connect it to my 22" TV, both IP and OP fluctuate very rapidly - 238 to 245.It seems to reduce voltage by around 33v (235-202, 237-204, 228-197). The lowest output I observed was 191v. Double-checked using multimeter. Sometimes when IP is 223 the OP is 235. Surely, there is some inconsistencies.I wonder whether to keep it or return.

The output voltage keeps changing even when the input is between 200-240v. Many a times the output even goes below 200v(when the input is around 230v.

Accroding to the price its ok...woking normal

Product is Very good and working perfectly with Showing Every second input and outputs how much power is running currently I prefer to all to buy it and I am using this for 43 Samsung 4K Tv,Dth and Home theater

Poor product quality. Product body was damaged no damages in box. So looks like they intentionally put damaged product