General Instruction:
IL series electricity saving unit actively monitors and improves the power factor in your home or business. It reduces active power and KwH demands and also acts as a voltage stabilizer by storing energy for up to 10 seconds. It is able to supply the load with constant voltage during the momentary power surges that happen frequently in your home or business. For that reason, it also longers lifespan on all electrical appliances in your home or business.
Our electricity saving products are divide into two parts: savers for air conditioning and for family usage. The ideal saving result is 25%~35% of air conditioning saving unit and 13%~25% of household saving unit. Depending upon the rate structure of your electric utility, you may be able to save a substantial amount of money on your electric bill. Pay-back period for an equipment purchasemay be six months.
Working Principle:
All electric equipment requires "vars" - a term used by electric power engineers to describe the reactive or magnetizing power required by the inductive characteristics of electrical equipment. These inductive characteristics are more pronounced in motors and transformers, and therefore, can be quite significant in industrial facilities. The flow of vars, or reactive power, through a watt-hour meter will not effect the meter reading, but the flow of vars through the power system will result in energy losses on both the utility and the industrial facility. Some utilities charge for these vars in the form of a penalty, or KVA demand charge, to justify the cost for lost energy and the additional conductor and transformer capacity required to carry the vars. In addition to energy losses, var flow can also cause excessive voltage drop, which may have to be optimized by either the application of energy saving units, or other more expensive equipment, such as load-tap changing transformers, synchronous motors, and synchronous condensers.