Two stabilizers with the same KVA label can have different prices because their voltage ranges, phase arrangements, cooling and protections differ. Compare the same specification, then add GST, freight and installation to see the complete order cost. KEVOR issues a current quotation for the required configuration.
What determines the Servo stabilizer price?
Two units with the same KVA rating may be designed for different input ranges, phase arrangements, duties and environments. A low headline price may cover a different specification or exclude commercial items that another offer includes.
| Price factor | What to compare |
|---|---|
| Capacity and phase | Single-phase and three-phase units of the same KVA can have different electrical and construction requirements. |
| Input correction range | State the measured low and high supply voltage and confirm full-load capability across the proposed window. |
| Output and regulation | Specify nominal output and the equipment’s required tolerance. |
| Cooling and duty | Compare the offered thermal design, ambient limits and intended operating duty. |
| Protection and accessories | Identify cut-offs, breakers, bypass, metering and phase monitoring actually supplied. |
| Enclosure and installation | Review indoor/outdoor suitability, cable access, weight and handling. |
| Commercial scope | Check taxes, packing, transport, insurance, unloading and installation. |
7.5 KVA Servo stabilizer price
KEVOR lists 7.5 KVA as a single-phase Servo capacity. To obtain a comparable price, state the required input range, nominal output, electrical load and duty. The model’s rated current, cooling and protection should appear in the technical offer.
A 7.5 KVA label alone does not establish a universal maximum watt load or suitability for every machine. Confirm power factor, starting demand and the unit’s operating limits.
30 KVA Servo stabilizer price
A 30 KVA enquiry should identify whether the load is single phase or three phase. KEVOR’s standard nominal outputs are 230 V single phase and 400 V three phase; other output requirements are reviewed for the equipment.
State whether the unit serves one machine, multiple simultaneous loads or a factory circuit. Compare the actual input window, cooling and protections. Request a configuration-specific price rather than treating every 30 KVA unit as identical.
Compare the final order amount
Ask each supplier to separate the product amount, optional features, packing, GST, freight and installation where applicable. Confirm the payment milestones, dispatch estimate, warranty and exclusions before placing the order.
KEVOR offers Pan-India door delivery. Freight and unloading responsibilities are confirmed in the quotation. Dispatch readiness and transit time are different parts of the delivery estimate.
What to send for a useful quotation
A name and mobile number are enough to start an enquiry. The following technical information helps make the quotation specific.
- A clear machine or equipment nameplate photograph.
- Supply phase and maximum simultaneous electrical load.
- Measured minimum and maximum incoming voltage under operating load.
- Required nominal output and equipment manufacturer supply limits.
- Motor/compressor starting method, operating hours and planned expansion.
- Delivery PIN code, site access and installation requirement.