So, what is the pay-back period of the overall cost of having one of your VPhase units installed in an average 3 bedroom home??
Yes i am one of those sceptics you talk about, and to my mind, with very good reason. Most of the appliances where any real savings can be made are ''excluded'' because your unit will simply go into by-pass. The likes of any resistive load or heating element will incur no savings but will take that much longer to fulfill it's designed purpose. A good example of that would be a typical kettle!!!
Who says that your unit is the next most effective means of energy saving after home insulation, ....YOU?? Prove it, publish traceable documented figures!! I wouldn't mind betting that those smart meters that are being rolled out, saves a dammed sight more energy than your undersized unit, whether it takes making a lifestyle change or not, besides i thought that was the idea, to encourage consumer lifestyle changes in energy consumption!!!
In essence, homeowners etc, would save more money with a far faster return on there investment if they were to change every lamp in the home with LED lamps.
Your unit is basically undersized to produce the savings that would make it's purchase a worthwhile proposition.
This is not just me thinking along these lines, but just about every professional forum i know, when one of your vphase units come up for discussion. Are you saying that all of those professionals are mistaken??