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Claude Lyons PowerSave

PowerSave

PowerSave allows by the simple method of voltage reduction within regulated limits of the incoming supply, a saving of up to 25% on your electricity bills.

Electrical equipment is designed to accept a wide range of input voltages about its nominal design centre. However, if the actual supply is higher than necessary the equipment will consume more power. A 230V linear device operating at 240V will consume 9% more power than necessary, equipment life is reduced by up to 45%, effectively increasing the cost of ownership. A modest voltage reduction, of up to 12.5%, will produce up to 25% (fixed impedance loads) reduction in energy consumption and in addition will extend the life of many types of electrical apparatus.

Claude Lyons PowerSave regulators are compact wall-mounting or floor standing units. Ideal for easy installation adjacent to consumer units or distribution boards, they are available in single or three-phase designs, rated up to 1,600 Amps per phase.

  PowerSave leaflet

  ESS-A-1 single-phase energy-saving regulator
  ESS-A-3 three-phase energy-saving regulator

Sites that suffer from low voltage incoming supplies can also be accommodated using our world-renowned series TS mains voltage stabilisers.

Claude Lyons PowerSave transformers offer a low cost, fixed ratio voltage reduction. Available in both single or three-phase with power ratings from 32 Amps to 3,000 Amps per phase.

  EST-1 single-phase energy-saving transformer
  EST-3 three-phase energy-saving transformer

Comparison of the ESS & EST methods of voltage regulation
Case study: MOD saves energy using PowerSave
Case study: Hilton Meats saves energy using PowerSave

For more information about using voltage reduction to save energy,
see Energy saving technical note

For a brief overview of voltage reduction as an energy-saving technique, see:
Voltage Reduction - An Effective Energy-Saving Technique

If you need further information or would like to discuss your requirements, please contact us.

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Energy saving graph
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