Global power factor correction

Anyone who has global power factor correction installed may believe that they have already increased their building’s efficiency. This is a common misconception. Global power factor correction only improves the power factor (or pf) from where the unit is installed back to the electricity supplier. In fact, the only savings that are being made are between the global pf correction unit and the meter. Often these are installed next to each other anyway!

Unlike global power factor correction, imops ensure power savings are made throughout the infrastructure of the building. The fact that they are located on individual pumps etc means that they are able to make the electrical savings from each point, throughout the building infrastructure back to the meter.

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THE GLOBAL ENERGY CHALLENGE:
FACE THE FACTS

  • Electrical supply costs will increase.
  • Businesses will be penalised for inefficient equipment.
  • Carbon emission charges are already in place and likely to become increasingly harsh in the not-too-distant future.
  • Companies are facing pressure to demonstrate their green credentials.
  • Demonstrating that a company has taken steps to reduce its carbon footprint and energy consumption will be critical — not only in financial overheads but also in business PR.

 

OUR GREEN CREDENTIALS

Our energy-saving claims have been independently verified by the European Union’s Environmental Technologies Verification scheme

 

YOUR GUARANTEE

We are able to identify energy savings following our sizing survey and guarantee a return on investment of less than three years. Actually, our findings have shown that the return on investment is usually two years or less.

Power savings are immediate. In industrial environments, savings vary from 6% to an impressive 25%. In commercial applications, expected savings are between 6% and 17%.
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