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  • 26Jan

    An Overview of Consumer Energy Tax Credits

    Energy Efficient Lighting, energy optimization, energy savings 2 Comments

    Many consumers choose energy-efficient vehicles and appliances not only because they are environmentally responsible, but also because they want to save money.  With the ratification of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, consumers can save even more money with their environmentally friendly purchases. The Act extends the programs instituted by the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, which provided tax credits for consumers who purchased energy-efficient appliances, equipment, and vehicles.

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    Tags: energy, Energy Efficient Lighting, energy optimization, tax credit

  • 15Jan

    Surge Protection: Five Myths

    Surge Protection, TVSS, Uncategorized, energy optimization No Comments

    In Florida and throughout the country, lightning forms a familiar backdrop.  Many people take lightning and electrical surges for granted, simply installing surge protectors and forgetting about the impact that lightning and power surges can have on a home or business. Yet a single lightning strike can cause significant financial loss.  The first step in gaining comprehensive surge protection is to understand the myths and realities of surge protection. 
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    Tags: electrical surges, Surge Protection, surge protectors, transient voltage, TVSS

  • 05Jan

    What is Power Factor Protection?

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    What is Power Factor?

    Power Factor is the measurement of how efficient your facility is using the power that is being supplied by the utility company. When looking at an individual piece of equipment, the Power Factor of that piece of equipment is the expression of its operating efficiency. For example, if the Power Factor measured at the equipment is 75%, then that piece of equipment is only operating at 75% efficiency.

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    Tags: power factor correction, power factor correction capacitors, power factor correction unit

   

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