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I can tell you that they will sell it around S$500 to S$1K, price up even after PSB approval. But IT IS NOTHING EXCEPT A BUNCH OF VERY CHEAP CAPACITORS. The way it had been sold and bragged is identical with Lehman Brother's bonds very very misleading and serious misinformation.
It is a basically just a poorly concepted and improperly installed Power Factor Correction capacitor, nothing more than that. The capacitors inside could worth less than S$20 indeed.
It is wrong in concept and improper to be designed this way.
Because induction loads e.g. motors should have their own power factor correction capacitors installed nearest to their own motors, for reason #1, and for #2, they are supposed to be ON/OFF or connected/disconnected together with their motors. #3, they are actually even supposed to be changing according to motors' speed.
It is Wrong and non-effective to have one such capacitor device to be install Blindly Centralized to a house or office or factory. It may have the OPPOSITE EFFECT against intended goal of saving currents if done in that way.
While motors without power factor corrections can cause undue increased currents in circuits (& hence extra resistance lost via heat) Over corrections gets the same results.
Blindly connecting a bunch of capacitors without knowing the situation of power factor and the operations of motors usually results in over correction and cause extra current as well when circuit becomes overly Capacitive instead of Inductive.
The demo device designed and shown are misleading and bluff. Their product info lacks lots of truth that they did not disclose. The amount of savings claimed is very very subjective, and must very case to case because Not Every Household runs the same number (& power) of un-corrected motors. Besides motor, the traditional florescent ballast is another main factor.
For more info please search on Power Factor Corrections for (usually motors) induction loads on Internet.
I had seen many such Con products from every 3rd world country, Singapore is the only 1st world that con people this way. The PAP's so called Singapore Branded CON!
I can tell you that they will sell it around S$500 to S$1K, price up even after PSB approval. But IT IS NOTHING EXCEPT A BUNCH OF VERY CHEAP CAPACITORS. The way it had been sold and bragged is identical with Lehman Brother's bonds very very misleading and serious misinformation.
It is a basically just a poorly concepted and improperly installed Power Factor Correction capacitor, nothing more than that. The capacitors inside could worth less than S$20 indeed.
It is wrong in concept and improper to be designed this way.
Because induction loads e.g. motors should have their own power factor correction capacitors installed nearest to their own motors, for reason #1, and for #2, they are supposed to be ON/OFF or connected/disconnected together with their motors. #3, they are actually even supposed to be changing according to motors' speed.
It is Wrong and non-effective to have one such capacitor device to be install Blindly Centralized to a house or office or factory. It may have the OPPOSITE EFFECT against intended goal of saving currents if done in that way.
While motors without power factor corrections can cause undue increased currents in circuits (& hence extra resistance lost via heat) Over corrections gets the same results.
Blindly connecting a bunch of capacitors without knowing the situation of power factor and the operations of motors usually results in over correction and cause extra current as well when circuit becomes overly Capacitive instead of Inductive.
The demo device designed and shown are misleading and bluff. Their product info lacks lots of truth that they did not disclose. The amount of savings claimed is very very subjective, and must very case to case because Not Every Household runs the same number (& power) of un-corrected motors. Besides motor, the traditional florescent ballast is another main factor.
For more info please search on Power Factor Corrections for (usually motors) induction loads on Internet.
I had seen many such Con products from every 3rd world country, Singapore is the only 1st world that con people this way. The PAP's so called Singapore Branded CON!