WASTED ENERGY TORECOVERY TECHNOLOGY

Reduce electrical demand, protect critical equipment, and recycle wasted power across your facility.

Energy Conditioning Unit (EC Unit)

Facility-level power conditioning, protection, and demand optimization

The Energy Conditioning Unit (EC Unit) is a modular facility-level power management system designed to condition, balance, and stabilize electricity at the point of use.

The EC Unit actively:

educing Real Power Demand (kW): Lowers amperage on circuits, decreasing wasted heat and cutting energy use.
Improving Power Factor: Optimizes the ratio of real vs. apparent power for near-100% efficiency.
Lowering Reactive Power (kVAr): Reduces unnecessary current, lowering strain on circuits and utilities.
Filtering Harmonics: Band-pass filtering at 60 Hz improves motor efficiency, stabilizes voltage, and reduces equipment failures caused by harmonic distortion.
Stabilizing Voltage Across Phases: Motors run cooler, last longer, and experience fewer trips or failures.
Recycling Spikes/Surges as Usable Power: Turns electrical noise and spikes into energy instead of waste.

By improving overall power quality across a facility, the EC Unit delivers measurable energy savings, extends asset life, and strengthens electrical resilience without requiring operational disruption or behavioral change.

How EC Units Work

Conditioning power at the facility level

EC Units are installed at key electrical distribution points within a facility, where they continuously condition incoming power before it reaches sensitive loads.

Operating in real time, the system stabilizes voltage, balances phases, mitigates harmonic distortion, and manages reactive power across the electrical network.

By improving overall power quality upstream, EC Units enhance performance across lighting, HVAC, elevators, and mission-critical equipment—without requiring changes to existing infrastructure or operations.

EcoMAXIM™ Integrated Energy Management System

WASTED ENERGY TO RECOVERY TECHNOLOGY

EcoMAXIM is a facility-wide energy management system built on patented technology that optimizes, balances, and recycles electricity across an entire electrical infrastructure. Deployed through multiple Energy Conditioning Units (EC Units), EcoMAXIM delivers coordinated voltage stabilization, harmonic mitigation, reactive power management, and surge protection at scale.

The result is reduced electrical demand, lower utility costs, extended equipment life, and improved system reliability—without disrupting existing operations or infrastructure.

KEY BENEFITS

Measurable Demand Reduction

Reduces electrical demand by stabilizing voltage and actively managing reactive power, helping lower peak demand charges and overall utility costs.

Improved Power Quality & Stability

Mitigates voltage fluctuations, harmonics, and electrical noise to deliver cleaner, more stable power across the entire facility.

Equipment Protection & Extended Asset Life

Protects sensitive and mission-critical equipment from surges, sags, and power quality events—reducing failures, downtime, and premature wear.

Lower Maintenance & Operational Risk

Cleaner power reduces electrical stress on infrastructure, lowering maintenance requirements and minimizing unplanned operational disruptions.

Scalable Deployment Architecture

Deployable as individual EC Units or as a coordinated EcoMAXIM system, scaling seamlessly from single buildings to large, complex facilities.

Supports ESG, Compliance & Incentive Programs

Improved efficiency and demand reduction support ESG reporting, regulatory compliance, and participation in utility, tax, or carbon-related programs.

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