In many countries, fluctuations in the power grid are common. These variations in voltage can cause damage to electronic equipment. A wide operating range and the right power supply helps to keep equipment operating reliably when brownouts and voltage surges occur.

Robust Against Wide Voltage Fluctuations
All AirTies products use Switch Mode Power Supplies and operate between 100V and 260V AC. Switch Mode Power Supplies are capable of holding an output voltage steady for any load changes within specifications and thus are much better at dealing with power surges and brownouts than traditional power supplies. Robust against wide voltage fluctuations, AirTies users are protected from ADSL disconnects, device resets and possible damage to the equipment caused by variations in voltage levels.

Protection Against Surge
Even remote lightning can generate enough voltage surge on telephone and power lines to damage unprotected or poorly protected equipment. AirTies knows this and designs their equipment to withstand these surges. While no one can guarantee they will survive a direct lightning strike, AirTies products will survive some of the worst nature has to offer.

“Green” Products
AirTies cares about the environment. By using Switch Mode Power Supplies, we are offering products that are not only robust against wide voltage fluctuations but also environmentally friendly.

Switch Mode Power Supplies are much more efficient than traditional power supplies because less power is wasted as heat. In fact, some traditional power supplies waste more than half of their input power, whereas switch mode power supplies can have efficiency ratings of more than 80 percent and even above 90 percent.

Switch Mode power supplies are also smaller and lighter which reflects directly on the size and weight of the products. This, in turn, helps save resources used for packaging and reduces fuel consumption in shipping.

The power supplies used on AirTies products are RoHS compliant. RoHS restricts the use of hazardous substances including lead and mercury in the manufacturing of various types of electronic equipment.