SHARE THE POWER

Manufacturer of an Innovative Energy Load Management Device

Energy Load Management Simplified

What is the simpleSwitch?

  • simpleSwitch is an energy load management device
  • simpleSwitch is an automatic switching device
  • simpleSwitch manages the power draw on an electrical circuit or whole breaker panel
EMS CSA Approved Certified by UL

Not just field approved
Tested, Certified and Listed by UL to Canadian & US Standards
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How It Works

  • simpleSwitch senses power usage and prioritizes power output.
  • simpleSwitch can either: share power between two electrical devices or shed the power load of a single connected device.
  • simpleSwitch works by constantly monitoring energy consumption from electric devices. When electric current thresholds are achieved, our innovative patented switch design technology will switch off appliances that are established as lower priority devices.
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Why People Need To Use simpleSwitch

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  • simpleSwitch is a cost-effective energy management system that provides a simple way for homeowners to add electrical devices, without impacting power load calculations, and utilizing their home’s existing power supply.
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  • Costly power panel & service upgrades can be avoided.
Avoid costly power service upgrade by using Simple Switch
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  • simpleSwitch is helping people power the modern world fueled by more electrical devices, within the existing electrical infrastructure of homes and condo buildings.
Work within your existing home infrastructure

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