Installing Actisafe voltage stabilizer is a relatively simple process, but it must be done with care to ensure safety and optimal performance. Below are general step-by-step instructions. However, always refer to the User manual provided along with the product and consult a certified electrician for safe and secure installation.

Safety First

• • Turn off the main power supply before installation.
• • Use insulated tools and protective gear.
• • If unsure, consult a licensed electrician.

Tools & Materials Needed

• • Actisafe Voltage stabilizer (suitable for your appliance or entire home)
• • Mounting hardware (screws, wall plugs)
• • Screwdriver or drill
• • Wire stripper
• • Multimeter (for voltage checks)
• • Electrical tape

Installation for Appliance-Specific Stabilizer (for fridge, TV, AC)

1. Select a Location:

• Close to the appliance.
• Well-ventilated and dry area.
• Away from direct sunlight or water sources.

2. Mount the Stabilizer (if wall-mountable):

• Use the mounting holes on the back.
• Ensure it is at least 2–3 feet off the ground.

3. Connect the Appliance:

• Plug the stabilizer into the wall socket. In case of AC Voltage Stabilizer, the stabilizer is to be connected through proper rating MCB.
• Plug your appliance into the stabilizer’s output socket.

4. Turn On the Power:

• Switch on the stabilizer.
• Wait for the delay timer (if present) to complete.
• Turn on the appliance.

Installation for Mainline/Whole-House Voltage Stabilizer

Mainline stabilizers must be installed between the utility meter and the main distribution board. This usually requires a qualified electrician.

1. Choose the Location:

• Near the main distribution board.
• Wall-mount or floor-mount depending on the stabilizer design.

2. Shut Down Main Power:

• Turn off the main breaker.

3. Connect Input Wires:

• Connect the input terminals of the stabilizer to the output of the energy meter (live, neutral, and earth).

4. Connect Output Wires:

• Connect the output terminals of the stabilizer to the main distribution board input.

5. Earthing:

• Ensure proper grounding (connect the earth terminal of the stabilizer to the ground wire).

6. Check Connections:

• Double-check connections with a multimeter.
• Tighten all terminals securely.

7. Power On:

• Turn on the main breaker.
• Wait for any delay/startup indication.
• Stabilizer should show output voltage; check it with a multimeter.

Post-Installation Tips

• Monitor the stabilizer for a few minutes for any abnormal sound or heating.
• Ensure the display (if any) shows normal voltage output.
• Check the appliances or household circuits are working correctly.

Installing an Actisafe RO SMPS for RO Application (Reverse Osmosis) is a straightforward process, but correct installation is crucial for safety and proper operation of the RO water purifier.

Here are step-by-step instructions to install an RO SMPS for domestic use:

Precautions Before You Begin

• Disconnect the RO unit from power before installation.
• Use insulated tools and handle with dry hands.
• Ensure the new SMPS matches the voltage (usually 24V DC) and current rating (e.g., 1.5A, 2A, 2.5A, 3.5A etc) required by the RO unit.

Tools & Materials Needed

• New RO SMPS unit
• Screwdriver
• Electrical tape or heat-shrink sleeves
• Multimeter (optional for verification)

SMPS Installation Steps

1. Turn Off and Unplug the RO System

• Switch off the main power supply.
• Unplug the RO adapter from the wall socket.

2. Remove the Old SMPS (if replacing)

• Unscrew or unclip the old SMPS from its mount.
• Disconnect the input (AC) and output (DC) wires carefully.

3. Identify Wire Connections

Most RO SMPS units have:

• AC input side: Typically marked as L (Live), N (Neutral) and sometimes Earth (E)
• DC output side: Marked as + (Positive) and – (Negative)

Some SMPS models use DC jack connectors instead of open wires. Match the pin type or replace the connector if needed.

4. Mount the New SMPS

• Fix the new SMPS in the same place using screws or adhesive mounts.
• Ensure it's in a dry, ventilated area, away from water flow.

5. Connect AC Input Wires

• Connect the live (brown/red) and neutral (blue/black) wires from the power plug to the input side of the SMPS.
• Connect ground/earth wire (green/yellow) if supported.

Important: Use terminal connectors or wire nuts. Never leave exposed wires.

6. Connect DC Output Wires

• Connect the + (red) wire from the SMPS to the + terminal of the RO controller or pump.
• Connect the – (black) wire to the – terminal.

Polarity matters! Reversing the wires can damage the RO pump or controller.

7. Secure All Connections

• Use electrical tape or heat shrink tubing to insulate all connections.

8. Power On and Test

• Plug the SMPS into the wall socket.
• Switch on the power.
• Check if the RO system powers up (pump runs, LEDs light up, etc.).

9. Verify Output Voltage (Optional but Recommended)

• Use a multimeter to measure output voltage: should read close to 24V DC.

Troubleshooting Tips

• No power at RO? Check wall socket, SMPS fuse, or connector issues.
• Pump not working? Check for reversed polarity or faulty pump.li>
• Overheating? Ensure proper ventilation and correct voltage rating.

Actisafe RO Water Purifier Installation Guide (Wall-Mounted Type)

Required Items (Usually Included in Box)

• Actisafe RO unit (wall-mountable)
• Pre-filter (sometimes optional)
• SMPS power adapter
• Food-grade tubing (usually 1/4” blue, white, black)
• Storage tank (usually integrated)
• RO faucet (purified water outlet)
• Feed water adapter (inlet valve)
• Drain clamp
• Screws & wall plugs

Step-by-Step Installation

1. Mount the RO Unit

• Choose a clean, dry wall near a water inlet and a 3-pin socket.
• Use the included template to drill holes.
• Fix the wall bracket and hang the RO unit.

2. Install Feed Water Adapter

• Connect the Kent-provided feed water valve to your kitchen tap line.
• Use Teflon tape on threads to avoid leakage.
• Connect the blue 1/4" tubing to this valve (this is the RO water inlet).

3. Connect Tubing as Follows

• Use push-fit elbow connectors if needed.
• Use push-fit elbow connectors if needed.

4. Install the Drain Clamp

• Drill a 1/4" hole on the sink’s drainpipe (usually PVC).
• Align the drain clamp hole with your drilled hole.
• Connect the black pipe to the clamp (this removes waste water).

5. Connect the RO Faucet

• If not already installed, drill a 1/2" hole in your sink or counter.
• Fix the faucet and tighten the nut underneath.
• Connect the white tube from the RO clean water output to this faucet.

6. Plug in the SMPS Adapter

• Connect the SMPS output wire (2-pin DC jack) to the RO unit.
• Plug the SMPS into the wall socket.

7. Power On and Fill the Tankr

• Open the feed water valve.
• Turn on the electricity.
• RO pump should start running (you’ll hear it).
• Wait 2–3 hours for the tank to fill.

8. Flush the System

• After the first full tank, open the faucet and drain the water completely.
• Repeat this step twice to flush out carbon dust and membrane preservatives.

Tubing Layout Diagram

Final Checks

• Check for leaks at all joints.
• Confirm the faucet gives a steady purified flow.
• Verify the SMPS isn't overheating.
• Ensure the RO pump shuts off after the tank fills.

Actisafe UPS and Servo Stabilizers are strictly advised to install under supervision of certified and trained electrician or engineer. User may contact our customer support numbers for installation schedule.

Installing ActisafeDigital Panel Meter (DPM) requires attention to electrical safety and proper wiring. Below is a clear step-by-step guide for installing a standard digital panel meter used for measuring voltage, current, frequency, or power in home or industrial panels.

Before You Begin

• Turn off all power before wiring.
• Make sure the panel meter’s voltage and current rating match your system.
• Use proper insulated tools and personal protective equipment.
• If the meter uses a Current Transformer (CT), observe polarity and ratings.

Tools & Materials Needed

• Digital panel meter
• Wiring cable (based on specs)
• Screwdriver
• Wire stripper
• Multimeter (for verification)
• Panel cutout template (usually included with meter)
• Mounting screws or clamps
• Current transformer (if applicable)

Installation Steps

1. Mount the Digital Panel Meter

• Insert the meter into the cutout from the front.
• Secure it using side clamps or screws as provided.

2. Understand Terminal Connections

• DPMs have labeled terminals on the back side. Check the user manual or label on the meter for exact pin definitions.

3. Connect the Voltage Inputs

For single-phase meters:

• Connect L (Live) and N (Neutral) to your AC line (usually 230V AC).
• If measuring voltage, connect directly to the same terminals (they often serve both purposes).

4. Connect the Current Transformer (if applicable)

If your DPM measures current using CTs:

• Place the CT around the phase wire going to the load (usually on the incoming line).
• Connect the CT’s secondary wires to A1 and A2 on the meter (observe polarity: P1 to source side, P2 to load side).
• Use CTs rated like 100/5A, 60/5A, depending on load.

Never operate a CT with its secondary open-circuited — it must always be connected to a load (e.g., the DPM) or shorted when not in use.

5. Power On and Verify

• Turn on the main supply.
• The digital meter should power up and display voltage, current, or other parameters.
• Verify readings with a multimeter or clamp meter to ensure accuracy.

Never operate a CT with its secondary open-circuited — it must always be connected to a load (e.g., the DPM) or shorted when not in use.

Final Checklist

• Meter is securely mounted in panel.
• Voltage and CT connections are correct and tight.
• Display is working and values are stable.
• CTs are connected and not open.
• Ground/Earth is connected (if required by the meter).

Here’s a clear and practical guide for installing ActisafeCCTV SMPS (Switched-Mode Power Supply) for powering security cameras, suitable for both home and office setups.

What Is CCTV SMPS?

A CCTV SMPS converts 220V AC to 12V DC (typically 5A, 10A, 20A) to power multiple cameras. It replaces multiple individual adapters with a centralized power source.

Safety First

• Always turn off the main power before installation.
• Do not short-circuit the terminals.
• Mount in a dry, ventilated location.

Tools & Materials Needed

• CCTV SMPS unit (metal box or open frame)
• Screwdriver
• Electrical tape or heat shrink
• Multimeter
• Wire stripper
• 2-core power cable (for AC input)
• 2-core cable for camera power (for each camera)

Installation Steps

1. Choose the Installation Location

• Near the DVR/NVR or central camera hub.
• Ensure ventilation and protection from dust or moisture.
• Wall-mount or shelf-mount, depending on type.

2. Mount the SMPS

• Secure the unit using screws or brackets.
• Ensure clear access to terminals and ventilation slots.

3. Connect the AC Input

• Locate the AC input terminals on the SMPS, usually labeled:

• L – Live (brown/red)
• N – Neutral (blue/black)
• ⏚ or E – Earth (green/yellow)

• Strip the ends of a 2-core power cable (or 3-core with earth) and:

• Connect Live to L
• Neutral to N
• Earth to ⏚ (if available)

Important: Ensure tight connections and insulation. Use a fuse or MCB before the SMPS input for protection.

4. Connect DC Output to Cameras

• Most CCTV SMPS units have multiple 12V DC output channels, usually marked + and – (or V+ and V–).
• For each camera:
• Use 2-core copper cable (e.g., 0.5–1.0 mm²)
• Connect Red (or positive) wire to V+
• Connect Black (or negative) wire to V–
• Run this cable to the camera’s DC input jack (use DC connectors if needed).

5. Power On and Test

• Switch on the AC supply.
• Use a multimeter to check:
• 12V DC across each channel before connecting to camera.
• Once confirmed, connect all cameras.
• LED indicators on the SMPS usually show power status per channel.

Tips for Best Results

• Avoid overloading: If you have a 10A SMPS, connect cameras such that the total current is < 10A (usually 0.3–0.5A per camera).
• Label each wire for easy maintenance.
• Keep DC wires under 30 meters to avoid voltage drop, or use thicker cables for long runs.
• Use BNC + DC combo cables for video + power runs.

Final Checklist

• SMPS is securely mounted and ventilated
• AC input is safe and fused
• Output polarity is correct for all cameras
• Voltage tested before camera connection
• All cameras power on without flicker or noise