Dishwashers typically use less water than handwashing. They can process several meals’ worth of dishes, depending on the number of dish-users, saving on water-heating costs. They also save precious time. By the way, pre-washing dishes is stupid and unnecessary, beyond a light rinsing, if your dishwasher is any good. Wish I had one. Power Conditioning is installed at the supply position and is a great energy saver as well as protecting equipment. It involves using capacitors to chop the peaks off the waveform at 230V. (In a 230V supply the peak voltage of the waveforms is 325V, therefore there is 95V of wasted energy on each cycle which is paid for by the customer It requires a large amount of equipment for a 230V 100A supply, would be very costly to install and dumps high values of power down the earth conductor – it is not permitted. Second, as far as I know, my energy costs are based upon a measuring device outside my home to calculate how much electricity/energy I am using. How does your device (or devices) interact with this Electrical Meter? It would seem logical to have some kind of surge protector/regulator outside the house, before the electricity enters the counter. How does your device affect the quantity coming into the house? Or does your device affect the electrical demands of the devices in their start-stop cycles? (I do recall that many years ago there was a big rush to leave all lights on in skyscrapers because turning the lights on took a greater surge and thus it was less expensive to leave them on.) I swear in the name of the God here, Jumbo didn’t cheat Mr.Sun. Dare Mr.Sun swear in the name of God that he is really honest on this matter ? The amount of power saved by a power saver depends on the number of appliances on the electrical circuit. Also, the system takes at least a week to adapt itself fully to the circuit, before it starts showing its peak performance. The maximum amount of voltage savings will be seen in areas where in the current fluctuation is the highest.

It is known that the electricity that comes to our homes is not stable in nature. There are many fluctuations, raise and falls, and surges/Spikes in this current. This unstable current cannot be used by any of the household appliances. Moreover, the fluctuating current wastes the electric current from the circuit by converting electrical energy into heat energy.Basically it is claimed that Power savers work on the principle of surge protection technology. Power savers work on straightening this unstable electric current to provide a smooth and constant output. The fluctuation in voltage is unpredictable and cannot be controlled. However, the power savers utilize current fluctuation to provide a usable power by acting like a filter and allowing only smooth current to pass through the circuit. Power savers use capacitors for this purpose. When there is a surge of current in the circuit, the capacitor of the power saver stores the excess current and releases it when there is a sudden drop. Thus only smooth output current comes out of the device. No – this wrong – you cannot use the same current value to calculate power after you change the voltage. The current is dictated by voltage by Ohms Law I = V/R

i use another factory form Taiwan use a true power saver 3 phases and i know 90% is are scam power saver, my for every customers i install power saver. i try with a meter 3 hours without power saver and 3 hours with power saver and compare kw/h with a meter same model form company electric. Ideally a PF = 1, or unity, for an appliance defines a clean and a desired power consumption mostly Household Equipments (The dissipated output power becomes equal to the applied input power). Those claims of business loss would be handled by your attorney in a law suit, NOT babbling on the internet where people are trying to find out REAL REPUTABLE information to make informed decisions. All you did here was try to discredit Mr Sun because his words and due to your business dealings not working out. You resolved your issues with him, move on.

The Utility Bill Which We pay is never based on Apparent Power (KVA) but it is based on Real Power (KW). The utility bill that we pay is never for the Apparent Power- it’s for the Real Power.

Let’s take One Example for reactive Load: A refrigerator having a rated Real Power of 100 watts at 220 V AC has a PF = 0.6. So Power=Volt X Ampere X P.F becomes 100 = 220 × A × 0.6 Therefore, A = 0.75 Ampere Power cleaning is installed at the point of use of equipment – it will save a small amount of money but is normally used to protect vulnerable equipment (computers) from waveform spikes. This has been overtaken in the UK by the 18th Edition regulations which requires Surge Protection to be intalled at the fusebox. The third term is apparent power, referred to as KVA. By use of multi meters we can measure current and voltage and then multiply the readings together we get apparent power in VA. For homeowners…these types of products seem all but worthless, with minimal savings. I’m ABSOLUTELY NOT GETTING ONE! Other people have reported a host of problems, with appliances not working properly, and so on. Your product is certainly every enticing. However, I have yet to find any information on the Web that gives me reason to invest.

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Since a resistive load does not carry a PF so there is not any issue regarding filtering of Voltage and Current, So Power = Voltage X Current. Third, you say “there are no electricity saving benefits for heating appliances, such as electric stoves, electronic cookers, etc.” So wh;y bother with your device? Please elaborate on the “etc. First, residential customers are not charged for KVA – hour usage, but by kilowatt-hour usage. This means that any savings in energy demand will not directly result in lowering a residential user’s utility bill. As he said that only Kvar capacitor with PF controller can save. I don’t think that he knows much about the real saving technology. I would like to make this information open, for the reason that Jumbo never worry about bad words from customers. But we respect the customers who give us real advices. If the person who like Mr.Sun, in the aim for revenge only. Then,we have enough confidence to say big NO.