@cousinbillyl 125V is perfectly reasonable.
115V is just what they call "Nominal" or "named" voltage. Equipment manufacturers must build to long term use up to 130V, I believe.
If you are that concerned get a voltage regulator, but be warned, 125V is what most pro power considers would consider "in regulation", so they won't do anything. I used to get 128-129V and it WOULD drop that down a bit, so I'd get between 129 and 125V. << shrug >>
PG&E sent me the specs, and they were a little concerned, and eventually balanced the power in my neighborhood a little better.
115V is just what they call "Nominal" or "named" voltage. Equipment manufacturers must build to long term use up to 130V, I believe.
If you are that concerned get a voltage regulator, but be warned, 125V is what most pro power considers would consider "in regulation", so they won't do anything. I used to get 128-129V and it WOULD drop that down a bit, so I'd get between 129 and 125V. << shrug >>
PG&E sent me the specs, and they were a little concerned, and eventually balanced the power in my neighborhood a little better.