I have a 1.5hp inverter ac and I was advised to get this Qasa 1.5hp wall stabilizer. I want to know if anyone has experience on it before getting it considering the price. I won't like to waste such money.

Ps: The inverter ac works with Nepa light when connected to the wall socket directly but I was told it's not safe for inverter ac as it might damage the panel in case of light fluctuation.


Someone is still tell me to get 5000 stabilizer again. (I mean the one they place on the ground). I'm just confused on which to get.

The one you posted in the picture is more like a surge arrestor and circuit breaker. It will indeed protect your device from sudden fluctuations .If however you live in a place where there's always these fluctuations and or low voltage(below 220v) you will not be able to enjoy your a.c.

The standard AVR/stabilizer however can be used in almost all circumstances,even with voltage as low as 170v,moreso with an inverter a.c.It boosts in low voltage and tempers high voltage , and of course , also protects your appliance.

All in all, I think the latter is better

Luther0luther:
The one you posted in the picture is more like a surge arrestor and circuit breaker. It will indeed protect your device from sudden fluctuations .If however you live in a place where there's always these fluctuations and or low voltage(below 220v) you will not be able to enjoy your a.c.

The standard AVR/stabilizer however can be used in almost all circumstances,even with voltage as low as 170v,moreso with an inverter a.c.It boosts in low voltage and tempers high voltage , and of course , also protects your appliance.

All in all, I think the latter is better

The light is not really bad here and yeah, I got it already.


I appreciate your contribution man.