I came across this "energy controller'' which allegedly reduces any electricity bill by smoothing out the variations in your supply. Do any electricians or engineers have a view on this?
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Does this mains electric energy controller really work?
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Probably not. But I have a genuine Rolex for sale for a tennerI came across this "energy controller'' which allegedly reduces any electricity bill by smoothing out the variations in your supply. Do any electricians or engineers have a view on this?
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Yer on! Have you seen the price of fake role recently?Probably not. But I have a genuine Rolex for sale for a tenner
As for magic electricity, the only way that's going to work is if it’s clever enough to sus your smart meter and interfere with the signal. Glowing refecrence though - must be genuine 'cos it’s on the internet...
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Ask on here - lots of electricians on there and quick answersI came across this "energy controller'' which allegedly reduces any electricity bill by smoothing out the variations in your supply. Do any electricians or engineers have a view on this?
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They may be a thing that does exist, albeit a thing of questionable benefit. However, a voltage optimisation device that plugs into a socket is not a thing that exists.
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but I smoke Benson so no deal.Similar threads
