Yes, anything you plug into a standard US outlet can be plugged into a Greenwave filter.
Can I plug a power strip into the back of the filter?
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Hi there just a quick question as I understand getting EMF numbers down for health reasons etc.
Do these filters help reduce my power bills or the consumption used?
Thanks for reaching out, Sandy.
The main purpose of Greenwave Filters is to mitigate the dirty electricity flowing along circuit wiring so that less high-frequency electrical pollution radiates from building wires into living and work spaces. The filters are NOT designed to save energy directly.
That said, some customers have reported energy savings after installing filters. This is likely due to indirect effects associated with equipment efficiency. Less dirty electricity on wiring may improve the efficiency of appliances and other equipment, which may in turn save energy and result in lower utility bills, BUT we cannot guarantee this result.