EMF Eliminator

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EMF Eliminator Features

• Reduces Electromagnetic Fields by 70-90%

• Provides Cleaner Power

• Reduces Energy Use

• Protects & Prolongs Equipment

• Increases Efficiency

About EMF Eliminator

Modern electronics like computers, big screen TVs and compact fluorescent lighting all introduce harmonics into the electrical circuits in our homes. These harmonics are a significant contributor to high EMF radiation levels. The result of these harmonics is commonly known as "dirty power" and results in inefficiencies and electrical spikes that are potentially damaging to sensitive electronics. The EMF Eliminator plugs directly into any electrical outlet (120 volt) and conditions every electrical device plugged into that circuit. In other words, the electronics and appliances on that circuit will run cooler, smoother and last longer. It provides powerful surge protection, voltage regulation, power factor correction, EMF and electrical noise reduction, and equipment protection and longevity. A convenient outlet is on the front so that no outlet space is lost. Common places to plug in this unit are: Kitchen, Home Office, Entertainment Center, Living Room. Residential homes are wired in single-phase electric power which is then divided into Phase A and Phase B. The circuits follow the pattern A, B, A, B These will be labeled for specific rooms or appliances in your house in case you "pop a breaker" and need to flip the switch to turn the power back on. If your microwave is on a breaker labeled Phase B and your bedroom is on a Phase A breaker - simply plug one unit into the same outlet as your microwave and one unit into an outlet in the bedroom. As long as there is one unit on each of these split phases, your whole house will be covered! So, we suggest a minimum of 2 EMF Eliminators per home. In addition, we suggest you place another unit in an area of high electronic device concentration (Den, office, etc).