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10 years ago
How to calculate the energy saved by capacitors and do sine wave inverter save energy?Maybe the amount of energy saved by using power savers in percentage and how to calculate.
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10 years ago
capacitors don't save energy, they store it for a temporary period.

No, an inverter wastes energy. They are 90% efficient at best, which means 10% is lost as heat. That applies to sine wave or other types.

Re capacitors, if you are talking about that scam of putting a device on your utility lines to change the power factor, that does not save any energy, nor any money, as the utility charges you for real power only.

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