How Capacitor connected at home for power factor correction..Saving electricity at home

In this video we learn how to connect capacitor at home to correct power factor so that energy losses due to inductive load can be minimize,
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[@johnmetzler2841]

Nice music. Where do I find a 1.5 KVAR (kilovolt-amperes reactive) capacitor? How many microfarads is that?

[@narayanamoorthymuniyappan6457]

Need to Connect bulb load in capacitor circuit discharge capacitor power

[@KevinCoop1]

The utility companies do not have meters for residential that check power factor. The truth is, the worse your power factor is, the lower your bill will be. So either put some large capacitors connected to the system, or some large inductors, like a large transformer with no load.

[@ScienceTechnology4]

yes right

[@nathanphillips6423]

How about verification by an outside testing service?

[@railgap]

residents are not charged for power factor. This is a power company problem.

[@19_Wish]

Thanks.

[@srinivasgoud8720]

1.549 kvar capacitor and what is the voltage 440 or 220

[@LOVELY_Maker]

230V

[@athanasiosgezerlis4423]

Ποια Χωρητικότητα θα χρησιμοποιηθεί σε mf.

[@PeterJ-ij6mm]

Complete utter rubbish. Changing the power factor on a single phase home supply has no affect at all on the meters consumption readings.

[@apexvadeor3670]

Why not and what can be done?

[@PeterJ-ij6mm]

@@apexvadeor3670 You can not effect a meters reading by adding capacitors to change the power factor. The meter measures "wattage" which is not effected by power factor. If you have an electrical water heater then have an electrician set the thermostat to 55 degs C. This will save you money as an immersion heater / geyser accounts for around 40% of a households consumption.

[@glenliesegang233]

Fine for DC power into power meter. Deadly if used on an AC circuit. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!