Is the OptiVolt Voltage Optimiser right for you?Monday, 26 January 2015 | Admin Is the OptiVolt Voltage Optimiser right for you? In this blog we try to answer the key questions about Voltage Optimisation and whether it is a product that can help you save money on your energy bills.
Why do you need Voltage Optimisation in the Uk
The average incoming voltage coming into a Uk household is 242v, most household appliances require 220v. The excess voltage sent into your house is voltage that you pay for. A voltage optimiser reduces this voltage thus saving money on your electricity bill.
As every household is different from the number of people living there and the number of electrical appliances it is impossible to guarantee how much you will save. Most Voltage Optimisation units can save up to 20% on your electricity bill.
Are there any additional benefits of installing a OptiVolt Voltage Optimiser?
There are additional benefits to using OptiVolt Voltage Optimisation such as:
How do you know if you would benefit from Installing an OptiVolt
Short of monitoring your incoming voltage over a period of time there are a couple of signs that the Voltage you maybe receiving might be too high.
While not overly scientific if you have seen these signs in your house it could well be worth looking further into Voltage Optimisation
Who needs to install the OptiVolt Voltage Optimiser and what does the install involve? You will need a qualified electrician to install the OptiVolt. The OptiVolt install can take up to 1 hour and is a retrofit device which requires no alteration to your home
Understanding Voltage Optimisation Further: For more information please click here to go to the New Energy Co-op website Please watch the video below to understand OptiVolt Voltage optimiser below
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