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Electrical equipment is designed to operate at a specified voltage. I t is obvious that equipment will perform best . . . last longer if the specified rated voltage is maintained. Voltage is supplied to your plant within certain "allowable" limits. Even if the voltage reading a t your doorstep is right on the button, voltage variations occur within the plant. STABILINE* Automatic Voltage Regulators end voltage variation headaches. They maintain constant specified voltage to voltage-sensitive equipment regardless of line voltage fluctuations or load changes. There is a STABILINE to fulfill the needs of most applications. Let us give you more facts.
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Have your representative call • Send STABILINE Bulletin S351 D
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For further information, circle number S3 A on Readers' Service Card, page 123 A
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