Lectro Power Saver Review: $30 Plug-In Electricity Savings

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In summary, there is a $30 plug-in gadget called Lectro Saver that claims to reduce energy bills by smoothing out incoming power and using it more efficiently. It is supposedly inspired by Nikola Tesla. However, there is skepticism about its effectiveness and it has been deemed a fraudulent product. The device simply plugs into an outlet and is not enough to significantly change the power factor or reduce energy usage.
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Has anyone reviewed the Lectro Saver "electricity saving box". It claims to make the incoming power to your house more efficient by almost 50% and thus saving much money on your electric bill.
Has anyone reviewed the Lectro Saver -Electricity Saving Box. Its a $30 plug in gadget that claims to smooth out incoming power and use it more efficiently so that your energy bills are drastically reduced, They claim it is inspired by Nikola Tesla.!
 
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Welcome to PF.
It would help if you could give us a link to the product.
My expectation is that it is yet another fraudulent product.
 
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This device is simply plugged into the outlet, so it must load the system or circulate current within one cycle = change the power factor.

You pay for the real energy you use.
The lectro saver is insufficient to change that.
It is a fraud.
 
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Thank you Baluncore !
 
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Meubus said:
They claim it is inspired by Nikola Tesla.!

Of course they do.
 
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Nothing more to discuss. The device has been determined to be a fraud.

Closing thread now. Thank you all for your research into the product.
 

1. What is Lectro Power Saver?

Lectro Power Saver is a plug-in device that claims to save electricity and lower your energy bills by optimizing the flow of electricity in your home.

2. How does Lectro Power Saver work?

The device uses a technology called "power factor correction" to improve the efficiency of electricity usage in your home. It filters and stabilizes the flow of electricity, reducing the amount of energy wasted and potentially saving you money on your electricity bill.

3. Is Lectro Power Saver effective?

There is limited scientific evidence to support the claims of Lectro Power Saver. Some users have reported seeing a decrease in their energy bills, while others have not noticed any significant difference. It is important to note that individual results may vary.

4. Is Lectro Power Saver safe to use?

Yes, Lectro Power Saver is generally considered safe to use. It is certified by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and does not emit any harmful radiation. However, it is always recommended to follow the manufacturer's instructions and use caution when plugging in any electrical device.

5. Are there any alternatives to Lectro Power Saver?

Yes, there are other energy-saving devices and methods available, such as LED light bulbs, smart power strips, and energy-efficient appliances. It is important to research and compare different options to find the best solution for your specific energy needs and budget.

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