Electrical potential that drives current through a circuit.

Voltage is a measure of the electrical pressure or how hard the amps are being pushed.

Satic: Stabilizes voltage levels.

Rate of current flow, or electrons per second.

Amperage is measure of how much current or how many electrons are flowing and is therefore the flow rate of electrical energy (electricity) measured in amps.

Satic: Improves power factor, which lowers amperage and increases system efficiency.

Actual power consumed (volts × amps × power factor).

Satic: Reduces wasted watts through improved system efficiency.

The kWh is a unit of energy 1,000 thousand watts acting over a period of 1 hour.

Kilowatt Hours are the measure of real working power used over time and are the standard of measure utilities use to bill for electricity.

Satic: Reduces overall kWh usage by improving efficiency.

is the ratio of actual real power being used, measured in watts, to the total power that is being drawn from a power source, expressed in volt-amps (VA).

PF = real power / apparent power.

SATIC Simplified ~ Power Factor is simply the ratio of real working power (watts) to total apparent power (volt-amps) VA. PF = W / VA

*A common misconception about electrical billing and real power is that volts x amps = watts. This is inaccurate as volts x amps = volt amps or total power. Volts x amps x power factor = watts or real power. This is why increasing power factor may not lower utility costs for residential consumers, yet frequently will for industrial consumers.*

Satic: Increases power factor, minimizing energy losses and utility charges, especially in commercial settings.

Degree of unwanted frequencies (harmonics) in the AC waveform (60Hz or 50Hz), leading to inefficiency and heat.

Satic: Filters out harmonics, lowering THD.

EMFs are invisible electric and magnetic fields generated by electricity.

Electric fields are produced by voltage and measured in volts per meter (V/m).

Magnetic fields are produced by current flow and measured in microteslas (μT).

Electric fields exist whenever voltage is present, while magnetic fields only occur when current is flowing. Electric fields are easily shielded; magnetic fields are not and can penetrate most materials. Both together form EMFs, common around power lines and electrical devices.

Satic: Lowers EMF emissions through filtering and grounding.

Unwanted electrical or radio frequency noise from various sources.

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is the noise caused by current in other, nearby conductors or cables. Radio frequency interference (RFI) is also a source of external noise caused by radiating signals from wireless systems

Satic: Filters out EMI and RFI, reducing noise and protecting sensitive electronics.

Electrical resistance that dissipates energy as heat.

Ohms law of resistance is a measure of how much of the electrical energy being converted to heat, sound, light or mechanical work as electricity travels through the circuit.

Satic: Reduces resistive losses by optimizing power delivery.

Frequency of the AC waveform is typically 50 or 60 Hz.

Satic: Maintains consistent frequency for stable system operation.