Frequently Asked Questions about our Electrical Savings System

How long does it take to install the system?

Most applications will take approximately 1-2 hours depending on structural design, qualifications or skills.

Can I install the electrical system myself?

Yes. You can install the electrical savings system yourself, It comes with instructions, however we do recommend a qualified electrician to do it for you.

How will I know if the electrical savings system is working?

You will know almost instantly. First you will probably notice an increased performance in your electrical devices. A few days later you may realize that you feel better. And of course you will see a reduction in your electric bills.

How much will I save on my electric bill?

On the average range of savings is 15 to 20%. The highest we have recorded is 43%. Every dwelling or structure is going to vary, do to daily operations and the way each place is wired along with location.

I plan on selling, buying another place. Do I need to purchase and install the units anyway?

It will benefit you in many ways, Be sure to read the Certificate of Installment along with the real estate issues.

Having the system will increase my property value by how much?

Your prope rty value should increase by 3-7% or more.

How long will the systems unit last?

The systems components will last a minimum of 40 years. Remember there is no maintenance nor replacement parts to worry about.

Will this savings system effect my appliances or electronic equipment?

No. The system will help protect and prolong the life of these electrical devices.

I work around computers and electronic equipment all the time, is this a health risk?

Yes. The system will help you and the equipment you are around, reducing the electromagnetic (gauss fields). Read the Health and Home section for more information. Ask your employer if they are aware of the issues at hand!

Is the system legal to have?

Yes. The system is 100% legal to have. It meets code - requirements - UL listed components. It is on your side of the meter so the power companies will not say anything.