Low Voltage Issues- Power Conditioner?

10-17-15: Schubert
Lots of regulations are never enforced .

Electric utilities are often unaware of service problems until the customer informs them. If the company is unresponsive, it can be effective to file a complaint with your state regulator.

Lots of regulations are never enforced .

Agree with Cleeds, if your entire house has a problem, then the utility company needs to correct it.

My system is on it's own circuit

Is this just a normal house circuit with nothing else on it or did you have a dedicated line installed?

Heres a power conditioner that regulates over and under voltage plus its a filter too, have used this for many years, I run the entire front end of my system on this one. Highly recommended and it does not break the bank either.

Triplite LCR2400

Good Listening

Peter

Dhcod, how low is your voltage? In the US, your electric utility is required to deliver power within certain parameters. Typically, that's around 120VAC + or - 5%.

As Brownsfan noted, most power conditioners don't compensate for voltage problems, although there are exceptions.

Most power conditioners remove noise from the AC, but cannot change the supplied voltage. In my case, I had high voltage and wanted to reduce it in order to extend tube life. I bought both a PS Audio P10 and a P5 for my primary and secondary systems. They do a very nice job of regulating AC voltage at a set point, removing harmonic distortion, and removing DC offset. I am very pleased with both units.