New energy saving technology
Claude Lyons, the longest established company specialising in voltage control technologies, has today announced the launch of its new range, the PowerSave Electronic Energy Saver (EES).
Claude Lyons, the longest established company specialising in voltage control technologies, has today announced the launch of its new range, the PowerSave Electronic Energy Saver (EES).
As with the ESSX range of energy saving regulators, the EES offers the highest possible savings of any voltage optimisation product, along with a range of added sophistications including a totally electronic based system.
Commenting on the launch, Jim McIlfatrick, managing director of Claude Lyons said: “Incorporating the very latest technology in electronic voltage control and microprocessor controlled intelligence, this top of the range system will allow customers to make energy savings of up to 25%. The result will be lower overall running and ownership costs and a reduced carbon footprint as each kWh of electrical energy saved is equivalent to 0.537kg of CO2.”
Powersave
01992 768888
www.powersavetechnology.co.uk
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