legami's noise filter "ENEPLATE

legami's noise filter "ENEPLATE

This product is a compact noise filter that combines ferrite materials. It reduces harmonic currents flowing in the power supply line simply by retrofitting it near the wiring. An increasing number of companies are considering the introduction of this product as it prevents equipment malfunctions and helps to save electricity. Although it depends on the environment in which the system is installed, it is generally expected to save 10-15% of electricity when three of the main breakers are installed. "Mr. Higashi says, "By showing the amount of CO2 reduction, we have been able to get people to adopt the system positively. The company is aiming to further expand sales, taking advantage of the growing environmental awareness. (= November 12, 2019, location unknown, credit: Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun / Kyodo News Images, the object retrofitted to the wiring is the energy plate)

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