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Voltage Optimisation is an intelligent approach to managing electricity consumption by regulating the incoming voltage supplied to electrical equipment. In the UK, the average voltage is 242V, which is about ten percent higher than what most equipment needs. This excess voltage leads to increased energy consumption, higher electricity bills, and unnecessary wear and tear on appliances.

By lowering the incoming voltage to a more suitable level for efficient operation, voltage optimisation helps businesses achieve significant energy savings and reduce their carbon emissions, positively impacting the environment.

How Voltage Optimisation Works

Voltage optimisation systems are installed between the incoming electrical supply and the electrical equipment, serving as a buffer. These systems monitor voltage levels and adjust them to ensure a consistent and optimal voltage range.

The process involves:

• Stepping down the voltage: When the incoming voltage exceeds the desired range, it is reduced to an optimal level.
• Boosting the voltage: When the voltage falls below the required level, it is slightly increased to ensure consistency.

This way, electrical equipment receives a steady, regulated supply of voltage, maximizing its efficiency and lifespan.