Energy saving device

Do your electric bills continue to rise month after month, year after year? This amazing device can cut your electric bill by half! The average household spends extra hundreds per year powering appliances left on standby and not in use. Using an energy saver might be the best way to solve this problem. Our product could up to 50% for your bill. The saver stabilizes the voltage supply and balances the current source. More, it prolongs and protects the life of the electric devices, while improving the efficiency of appliances. Grab yours now!

New -type Intelligent, Digital And Powerful Electricity Saving Device
Save energy sources efficiently
Environment-friendly
Stabilize the voltage
Balance the current source
Protect devices
Smart, sleek design with LED lights to indicate operation
Prolong the life of electrical devices
Easy to use-no maintenance
Saving electricity means saving money saving money means earning money

Plug Standard:  EU Plug, UK Plug
Rated voltage: 90V-240V
Rated frequency: 50Hz-60Hz
Useful Load: 30000W
 

How does it Work

The electricity saving device saves and reduces energy by stabilizing the voltage which in turn results in reductions in peak power demand and less waste of low efficient power. The low efficient power is consequently stored and recycled by the unit.

Electricity Facts

Electricity travels at the speed of light – more than 186,000 miles per second!

A bolt of lightning can measure up to three million volts

A spark of static electricity can measure up to three thousand (3,000) volts.

A bolt of lightning can measure up to three million (3,000,000) volts – and it lasts less than one second!

Electricity always tries to find the easiest path to the ground.

Electricity can be made from wind, water, the sun and even animal manure.

Burning coal is the most common way electricity is made in the United States.

One power plant can produce enough electricity for 180,000 homes.

The first power plant – owned by Thomas Edison – opened in New York City in 1882.

Thomas Edison didn’t invent the first light bulb – but he did invent one that stayed lit for more than a few seconds.

Thomas Edison invented more than 2,000 new products, including almost everything needed for us to use electricity in our homes: switches, fuses, sockets and meters.

Benjamin Franklin didn’t discover electricity – but he did prove that lightning is a form of electrical energy.