Method for reducing electrical consumption using magnetic transformer devices
AssigneeHarmonify AB
InventorGuy J. Lestician
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Abstract
A method and device for reducing electrical consumption in an electric circuit includes the following components: a) An electromagnetic induction Voigt filter, dry type; b) A harmonics Snubber/Cyber network filter; c) Linear phase FIR notch filters; d) Surge suppression device; e) A surge suppression device with EMP Faraday filters; f) Active atomic resonance filter; g) Harmonic surge filter; h) A high efficiency magnetic transformer with at least a first coil core having a central orifice, and having three distinct wire windings for creating a transformer, wherein at least one of the first wire, the second wire and the third wire have different conductive chemical contents from the others of the first wire, the second wire and the third wire.
Claims15
A method for reducing electrical consumption that comprises:
- A) installing a device in an electric circuit so as to activate said device, wherein said device includes the following components:
- a) an electromagnetic induction Voigt filter, dry type;
- b) a harmonics Snubber/Cyber network filter;
- c) linear phase FIR notch filters;
- d) a surge suppression device;
- e) a separate surge suppression device with EMP Faraday filters;
- f) an active atomic resonance filter;
- g) a harmonic surge filter;
- and,
- h) a high efficiency magnetic transformer which includes at least a first coil core having a central orifice, said first coil core being selected from the group consisting of a non-magnetic core and a magnetic core and three different wires attached to said core;
- B) wrapping a first wire having an incoming end and an outgoing end in a first plurality of windings around at least 45% of said core through said central orifice;
- C) wrapping a second wire having an incoming end and an outgoing end in a second plurality of windings around at least 10% of said core through said central orifice in an area separate from said first plurality of windings, extending one end of said second wire and positioning said one end of said second wire under and through said first plurality of windings, and extending one end of said first wire and positioning said one end of said first wire under and through said second plurality of windings;
- and,
- D) wrapping a third wire having an incoming end and an outgoing end in a third plurality of windings around at least 10% of said core through said central orifice, said windings of said third wire being wound around the core and around and atop a portion of at least one of said first wire and said second wire.
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