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Power factor correction ---power save ??

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what is a power factor corrector powersaver

hello , here i am little confused .

These days lotz of ads in television of a pluggable instrument that saves power up to 30% in domestic environment .

I think this nothing but the PF (power factor) corrector , does in domestic environment which doesn't effect KWHr so why did save the power ??

any comment please !
 

In a 'domestic' enviroment you will not find much inductive reactance to reduce the powerfactor, and in our area at least, they don't apply a pf penalty for residential. Unless a cost analysis indicates that your motor banks are costing you in terms of poor pf, ignore all adds of $ savings by purchasing thier gimmick.
 

Hi, i just want to say that i agree with GetDeviceInfo but we can asked ourselves about the non linear loads in one house, this is a topic who a few people think because everyday we change a electric device for an electronic one... that it's a fact interesting to analize don't you think?.... this topic give an idea... when i finished i 'll shared with you....... by the way can anyone give me a link of the magical device that you seen on TV ??.... thanks ......Saludos!
 

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