Power Factor Correction & Electrical Load Monitoring
What Exactly Is Power Factor Correction?
It’s not as complicated as you think. In it’s simplest form, it’s the ratio of active (usable) power to the total power available. Significant cost and environmental savings can be achieved by implementing power factor correction solutions. To help you get a better understanding of how power factor correction can help your company, learn the basics about “what is power factor correction“?
Discover The Benefits Of Power Factor Correction
Reduced demand charges on your power system. Increased load carrying capabilities in your existing circuits. Overall reduced power system loses. What does this all mean? Lower electricity bills, extended lifetime of your existing equipment and a lower carbon footprint on your company’s operating activities. See the full list of benefits of power factor correction.
Employment Opportunities At Power Factor Services
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Services At A Glance
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Permanent Electrical Power Monitoring
Remotely monitor your power system’s power quality with the PQube – a cost-effective remote power monitoring & metering solution.
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Power Factor Correction
Is your power system running at its optimal efficiency? See how power factor correction can lower your company’s electric utility demands, improve the operating efficiency of electrical equipment and lower your company’s energy costs.
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Capacitor Repair
Power Factor Services can correct your power system’s power factor through the repair of your power system’s existing capacitor banks; even for capacitors that are no longer manufactured!
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Capacitor Maintenance
Ensure that your capacitor banks are providing optimal power factor correction with our capacitor maintenance services.
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Load Monitoring
Want a better understanding of your power system? Use our load monitoring services to identify gaps, lags and losses in your power systems.