Energy Saving Devices

Electricity-saving devices are only effective in reducing the electrical energy requirement of your inductive loads while having little or almost no effect on the resistive loads of your home. In addition, these devices must be installed before building a new house.

Power management devices are over 60 percent effective in reducing electrical consumption. The power management devices will only reduce the electrical energy used by your inductive loads while having little or almost no effect on the resistive loads of your home.

The main function of electricity-saving devices is to increase the efficiency of your appliances and reduce their electricity consumption. However, in most cases, these devices do not affect the resistive loads of your home. Therefore, it may be beneficial for you to compare the two options before making a decision.

Electricity-saving devices have a small effect on reducing the electrical energy requirement of your inductive loads and are not effective in reducing the electrical energy requirements of resistive loads, such as the furnace, freezer, refrigerator and clothes dryer.

Although all electrical devices are designed to reduce the electrical energy demand of your home, many devices only have a small effect on reducing the electricity consumption of your resistive loads.