"Still not convinced? One of the more surprising comments I have received lately was that this kind of analysis is "Rubbish" or that it doesn't address the "fact" that some acquaintance of theirs is saving money using a power factor correction device. This is unfortunate. I don't dispute that you may have seen a reduced power bill, just the "fact" that this reduction is due to the "device" and not other factors that were overlooked. Electrical theory is not some "theory" that... read full review »

The following is from ENERGYSTAR ENERGYSTAR Q&A Do Power Factor Correction Devices (sometimes called Amp Reduction Units or KVAR) really save money? Can they earn the ENERGY STAR label? ENERGY STAR does not qualify any Power Factor Correction Devices. Please send us an email at [email protected] if you see one that claims to be ENERGY STAR certified. Power Factor Correction Devices claim to reduce residential energy bills and to prolong the productive life cycles of motors and appliances by reducing the... read full review »

SolarTek International is made up of a bunch of traveling scam artists. They set up dinners and invite retirees and show them their products. Their products look great at the presentation. Then they come to your home and push you into purchasing their products. They make statements about the savings that you will achieve with their products. I believe that I am saving a little bit of money but no where near what they stated to me. I did some checking with the contractors board here in California and found out that the electrical device... read full review »