[1500 W] This what I'm looking for, so no more worried

[1500 W] Our power is prone to noise and, lately, over voltage swings. Was using a well rated line filter that also provided over voltage protection; when the voltage reached the threshold it would shut down. Unfortunately, that meant not being able to listen to my stereo!

Added a Furman P-1800 AR and the problem was immediately solved. No more over voltage shutdowns. The filtering is also� improved. Noticeably less hash which means improved clarity.

Wasn't planning on spending this much on a solution, but am very happy I did.

[15.95 lb] My wall fluctuates between 126-128V. I have a power conditioner downstream of this voltage regulator to monitor if the power is being optimized and brought closer to 120V. This unit does exactly that! I now have piece of mind that my gear will be safely powered in my home studio. I bought one for my live rig as well since you never know how good the power is at a venue.

[15.95 lb] Tripp-Lite LCR2400, 2400 Watt 3U rack-Mount Power Conditioner works as advertised. It provides protection and very stable voltage to my expensive stereo equipment. But Tripp-Lite seems to be missing the boat, by not building this unit in a more attractive case for the Audio File and Home Theater community which could be a gold mine for Tripp-Lite. Example; Remove the duplex outlet on the front panel, remove the circuit breaker from the front and put it on the back side. Redo the readout lights on the front panel replacing some with a LED digital voltage meter plus install a 12 volt output trigger to power on attached equipment on the LCR2400. The Trip-Lite logo should be reduced in size and placed off to the side. The price would naturally need to be increased by at least $100 but well worth the extra money.

[1500 W] My band bought one unit (and a 4u rack case to put it in) to try out. Our first job using it was at a large hotel in one of their many ballrooms. The 12' power cord wasn't long enough and so I had to add an extension cord to reach the wall outlet. Other than that, the unit ran fine all night and showed us that the hotel was providing good power. We now plan to buy a second unit to cover the rest of the band. The unit feels solid and should last many years.

[15.95 lb] Great Product

[15.95 lb] This unit seems to function well, thus giving me some peace of mind over the quality of electricity my equipment is exposed to. I just lost the amps of a pair of powered speakers due to issues with electricity provided by the venue. I feel much more confident with this units display of info about the electricity.

[1500 W] Posting for those that may be curious. I'm not much of a posting review type of guy, but I must say that I am completely 100% impressed and satisfied with the performance of the P1800 AR Power conditioner. I connected two Bose L1 M2 units with B1's on each, one Pioneer DJM-800, Two Pioneer CDJ-450, one Audio-Techinca 4100 Wireless mic, Two Apple 15 Laptops and used the charging port for my phone. After connecting everything and turning the system on, the first thing I noticed was how quiet the Bose Towers were, no hum or annoying like noise. Throughout the night, the volume remained consistent and more importantly crystal clear even when pushed to high volumes. With everything driving, I never got above 3.2 amps the entire night. It is such a good feeling to have peace of mind knowing that your power is running at a consistent 120v.

[15.95 lb] Just simply awesome , I will be buying 2 more to replace the older Furman voltage regulators in the A room.

[1500 W] If you're serious about your sound or audio signal this is a must...!!!! No more hums or clicks. Protect your hard earned investment from electrical spikes, sags and drops in power. You owe it to your sensitive electronic equipment. It delivers a consistent power and protects your gear from electrical interferences also. This is also a must if you live in an old building or apartment building. Your neighbor's hair dryer won't be heard in your signal. You can now silence the hum.