AC power anomalies refer to deviations from normal power supply conditions that can affect the performance of electrical equipment - high-end audio, video production studios, computer networks, industrial equipment. Some examples of AC power anomalies include:

• Voltage sags: a temporary decrease in voltage level.
• Voltage swells: a temporary increase in voltage level.
• Voltage dips: a temporary decrease in voltage level that lasts for a longer duration than a sag.
• Voltage spikes: a temporary increase in voltage level that lasts for a shorter duration than a swell.
• Voltage transients: a sudden, brief voltage deviation from the normal level.
• Voltage interruptions: a complete loss of power for a short period of time.
• Harmonic distortion: a deviation from a pure sine wave form that can affect the performance of electronic equipment.

These power anomalies can cause equipment damage or malfunction, and can also reduce the efficiency of equipment over time. Power conditioners can be used to help mitigate the effects of these anomalies by filtering out unwanted noise, regulating voltage levels, and protecting equipment from damage.

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