Electricity Bill Reduction Solution "Power Guard"
Cutting the "harmonics," which are the cause of power loss, and reducing electricity costs! 'Power Guard'
Are you consuming more power than necessary? Various places that use electricity generate electrical noise called harmonics, which disrupts the flow of electricity and leads to losses in electricity costs. Power Guard has been developed by changing the metal composition and manufacturing methods of conventional ferrite cores to specifically reduce the harmonics that directly contribute to power loss. As a product specialized in harmonic suppression, it is currently pending utility model/patent application. *Please note that this product will be sold after a practical demonstration (for a fee) is conducted.
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The product lineup consists of 5 types, categorized by size. *In order: weight, inner diameter, outer diameter, height* 【Small】Approx. 18g, 9mm, 15mm, 29mm 【Medium】Approx. 76g, 13mm, 26mm, 29mm 【Large】Approx. 74g, 19mm, 26mm, 40mm 【Extra Large】Approx. 69g, 22mm, 28mm, 34mm 【EX】Approx. 130g, 30mm, 38mm, 35mm - Performance evaluation by a third-party organization. - Manufacturer's warranty of 3 years (from delivery) - Legal useful life of 10 years - PL insurance included
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Applications/Examples of results
"Motor-driven machines," "machines with intense on-off cycles," "machines with high operating rates," and "old equipment" are expected to yield significant effects. 【Example】 - Compressor → In a linen factory: Overall electricity consumption improvement rate 8%, Equipment electricity consumption improvement rate 19% - Air conditioning (outdoor unit) → In an amusement facility: Overall electricity consumption improvement rate 11%, Equipment electricity consumption improvement rate 17% - Motor-driven machines → In a manufacturing factory: Overall electricity consumption improvement rate 6%, Equipment electricity consumption improvement rate 24% Over 300 companies in Japan; a total of 20,000 units shipped (as of February 2024).
