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  1. MUTTLEY
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    January 16th, 2004 03:21 PM #11
    KOREK!!! Purely resistive load will not benifit from this device.
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    January 16th, 2004 11:14 PM #12
    meron ibang option....install a ground or make a 110 volt line and convert all your equipment to 110 volt ... this one would definitely make an improvement in the bill...meron pang isa sa lights....use the small wattage but efficient illumination type (I saw a friend using 3watts bulbs with a 25watt equivalent light).

    just my 2 cents. peace.
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    January 17th, 2004 09:47 AM #13
    i think the saving that you will gain is that the appliances will be more efficient. example if you use to put your aircon thermostat to full now you can put it to 6 or 7. this will save you electricity. these thing have capacitors in it that stores power and releases it when needed.
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    January 18th, 2004 06:37 PM #14
    Originally posted by MUTTLEY
    large customer with power factor problem will not going to use this device. they will definitely use capacitors.
    how would a capacitor work? pwede ba ang capacitor sa mga malalaking freezer? where would i be able to get such?
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    January 18th, 2004 08:30 PM #15
    google search power factor correction energy saver!

    google-google-google!
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    April 13th, 2005 09:13 PM #16
    hmmm... up ko lang... may gumagamit ba nito?

    araw araw kasi ang andar ng booster namin dito... baka makatipid...
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    April 14th, 2005 01:30 PM #17
    nagwowork ba siya for mga electric stove? di ata noh? walang motor eh hehehe Thanks...
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    April 14th, 2005 01:46 PM #18
    we use capacitors (looks like a giant fridge) on our diy hardware store, it really makes a difference on our 100k+ monthly bill.
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    April 14th, 2005 03:10 PM #19
    Hmm eye opener ang post ni Yebo... Samin kasi to be honest, A/C and ref lang ang umaandar for the most part, wala kasing tao sa house most of the day...

    With regards dun sa 110V conversion, ang alam ko walang kinalaman ang voltage sa consumption ng kuryente coz it's based on wattage.
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    October 29th, 2005 06:00 PM #20
    info on some power saving device
    http://www.clarkpublicutilities.com/...ves2002/3-02-3

    bluebimmer: saan ang source ng capacitor na gamit nyo?
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