What's your AC voltage at home?

[david_ES2]

Around 110

 

[Smoky14]

My service is "end of line" and power fluctuations are the norm with outages about 5 times a year. The commission seems to think this is OK by their standards. Ah yes the wonders of life on the edge of civilization.

Smoky

 

[Pop_Rivit]

122-124 volts according to the software and displays on our various UPS's.

 

[supton]

My killawatt says 120.5, in the kitchen, and it drops to 119.1 when I turn on the coffe pot. 60a service. Can't find my ancient B&K to double, and my un calibrated Fluke is at work.

 

[friendly_jacek]

I was up early in the morning and the voltage was as high as 127V. Now it's back to 125-126V. I didn't notice bulbs burning out a lot or such, but I had a few cheap CFL failing early.

On the other hand, I used to have problem with water pipes bursting before measuring water pressure and it was 120 PSI. I had to put a reductor in.

 

[xxch4osxx]

Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
125V is pretty normal. That's what I'm getting at my house right now, too. Most voltage-regulating UPSes won't even intervene until the voltage drops below 90V or rises above 140V.

I have the exact same Cyberpower UPS! Works great and love the interface.