The founders of Main Street Energy designed and patented an innovative approach to energy savings. While researching ways to extend the life of power supplies for non-linear loads powering electronic equipment, we noted that a passive inductive filter can improve the quality of electricity in most buildings.
The most important benefit of the research is finding that KWH and demand usage are reduced (along with the power bill) when the T7 EMI Facility Filter is properly installed in the electric panels closest to the loads on those panels. There is a residential and a commercial model that has a positive environmental impact on homes and offices.
Our Services
Harmonic Noise Reduction
The more harmonic noise within an electrical panel the less efficient your use of electricity.
Energy Use Audit
To ensure the most energy efficient solution possible we capture every attribute of every area.
Hospitality
Commercial
Medical
Automotive
Residential
Some of our clients
Robinson Auto Group
Caribe Resorts & Yacht Club
Wheeling Jesuit University
Testimonials
We are completely satisfied with the results of this investment, we recommend this project to any community; it's a great investment with positive results.
Rodger Lingerfelt Mayor @ City of Rainsville, Alabama
After installing the T7 in our building and seeing the reduction in our power bills, we recommend the T7 to you.
Jeff K. Facilites Manager @ Caribe Resorts & Yacht Club
Our Engineering Class studied the T7 in our building and compared the power bills to 2 'control buildings'. We measured 12.5% savings.
Col. (ret) Robert Y. ME-SSE & Dir. Engineering @ Wheeling Jesuit University
Client satisfaction
We strive to make sure our customers benefit from our relationship.
Our innovating engineering provides our customers with increasing benefits, ask your sales representative about our performance guarantees.
Starting around 1980, how we consume electricity began to fundamentally change. More and more of our equipment does not use the actual 60 Hz AC power delivered to our buildings, but converts it first to DC or high frequency power.
The drivers and power supplies for modern lighting, computers, flat screens, phone chargers, etc. are called “non-linear” loads. Today, depending on the building, between 35 and 65 percent of the electricity consumption is by non-linear loads.
