Load controllers can help you save a lot of money on your energy bills. Saving money on your electricity bills is a priority for a lot of households. Controllers are designed to improve energy efficiency and reduce peak demand. They can keep your energy consumption in check and save money. It caps the electricity use in your house. This means that it prevents you from using more energy than your set amount.

How do load controllers work?

Controllers are installed next to the circuit breaker panel of your property. A residential controller connects to the 220v appliances such as your pool pump, air conditioners, water heaters, clothes dryers and so on. It monitors your energy usage.

A controller works through a process known as load shedding. It shuts down individual electrical appliances as the demand for power increases. It prioritizes them in an order pre-set by the user in advance.

You can install controllers to lower energy bills. You will set the energy limits after installation based on the amount you are willing to pay. This will force your family members to conserve energy and get other ways to cool off when the load hits the limit.

Controllers can save money by reducing your demand. You can reduce your energy bills and the amount of cost savings will depend on your lifestyle changes and how much effort and time you’re willing to dedicate to the cause. It is possible to calculate your estimated savings based on the square footage of your property, KW hours and other factors.

Commonly controlled loads

People prioritize certain appliances when they install load controllers. Residential controllers are typically installed to regulate appliances that spend the most energy in your home. These appliances include water heaters, air conditioners, pool heaters and pumps, electric dryers, stoves, ovens, and other appliances.