Electricity Energy Saver, 300KW Energy Power Saver Plug in Electric Saving Box Electric Bill Killer Energy Power Saving Device

USED IT A FULL MONTHS BILL. COMPARED IT TO LAST YEARS BILL AND USAGE. SURPRISE! IT REALLY WORKED. BILL WENT FROM $236.29 DOWN TO $153.74. KW USED 2183 DOWN TO 1142. YOU NEED TWO OF THESE. YOU HAVE TWO HOT WIRES AND A GROUND RUNNING FROM THE POWER COMPANY. YOU MUST MAKE SURE ONE IS PLUGGED INTO EACH HOT LINE. IF YOUR NOT SURE ASK SOMEONE TO SHOW YOU THE CORRECT PLUG-INS SO YOU DON'T HAVE THEM PLUGGED INTO THE SAME LINE.

I bought three of these and put them in different places in my house. Several months later and I still haven't noticed a significant difference in my electric bill. If these things are saving me any money, they might pay for themselves over a lifetime, but I will not buy any more of them.

It works!!!!!!!!!I have bought over 30 of them in the past 2 1/2 years... I’ve bought for all my kids,clients,friends... I buy them as gifts... lol. Everyone has had amazing success & are very great full... I originally bought thinking I would take a chance & if I could just save enough to pay for the Purchase I would be happy not losing any money... My electric bill was running around $400. a month & it was killing me.. In the 2 1/2 years I’ve been using it has only gone over $200. Once & that was this pass Aug. it was very hot this 2020 in Florida & it was $205. I can’t say enough good things about it & how happy & thankfulI am that I took the chance... I get excited when I get my electric bill & can’t wait to open it, it’s like a Christmas gift every month...

Looks nice and small light weight good product, delivery so fast it’s was arrived before I expected day thanks.

Hopefully this helps, plugged it in by fridge, will update when I am able to compare power bills. I have my doubts, but we will see.

I was wondering if this was just an empty box. It isn't. I took one apart, voiding my warrantee and possible return. It has a circuit board that has 2 resistors, a little black thing that are connected to a potted black box that I assume (?) contains capacitors. I put it back together. I bought two; one is now on the A side the other on the B side of my circuit breaker box. We'll see if it makes any difference.

I'm not sure about the savings part yet, but it does keep the circuit breaker from kicking off incessantly when 3 things ran at once. I'm sold, I'm buying another one for the other electrical branch of my house. It must be some sort of condenser that releases energy when a spike occurs. Plus it only takes one plug in away.

I bought this thinking it would perform as advertised but if not it wasn't much to lose and boy was I wrong. The second I plugged it in I heard, and felt, a pop in the wall socket. The socket still works and the fuse in the unit didn't blow but it caused a surge. It was so fast that my desktop and laptop were affected. Certain programs and the minimize/maximize feature in some programs no longer work. It is not worth the possible damages.