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Questions we
get asked most.

Straight answers about the products, what they do, and what to expect once they are in.

Power Perfect Box

How does the Power Perfect Box actually lower my electric bill?

The PPB saves you money by cleaning or synchronizing the electricity coming from your panel to your electric devices.

Does it deal with dirty electricity and EMF, or only energy use?

Yes, it handles both — by resynchronizing the gaps between the amperage and voltage going into your environment after going through your smart meter.

What will I actually notice once it’s installed?

Everyone has a different level of sensitivity to energy, but the most common comment is: my home or office feels much calmer and more relaxing, more like the great outdoors than it’s ever felt.

My neighbor’s equipment seems to affect me indoors. Can this help?

Yes, it will mitigate the frequency that is causing the issue inside your home.

Air and water

Do I still need detergent or bleach with the Pure Wash?

No, you do not need to use detergent. If you do use detergent, a small amount is all we recommend. You can use your bleach once a month if you’d like.

Do the Nano Induct Air Purifier or the Duct Pure need filters?

Neither one uses a filter. Both have a PCO cell that needs to be changed out every three to five years, depending on how much you run it.

Shielding and travel

Will Copperflect keep EMF and RF from cell towers out of my home?

Yes it will. But remember you still have windows, and some of those frequencies will still get in from there.

Can I take EMF Eliminators with me — a hotel, a friend’s house, the office?

Yes. Take a few EMF Eliminators with you wherever you go, plug them in, and you’ll be shielding yourself from harmful EMF wherever you are. Remember they are for travel, or as a booster in a home that already has the Power Perfect Box on the panel.

Your electrical service

How do I tell whether I have single phase or three phase service?

Residential electrical service is single phase (3 wires, 240V) more than 99% of the time. There is a rare exception to watch for: if the house is from the mid-20th century it may still have a type of three phase service called “high-leg delta” (4 wires, 208V), which was necessary for air conditioning compressors of that era. A newer home built for a hobbyist with a well-equipped workshop can also have it.