I'm a home and office owner, and I've been looking around for alternative supply to home electricity as I need to ensure that the electricity in my home (which is also my office) goes undisrupted. This is for business continuity, as well as comfort in my home. Of course, if you have loved ones who are reliant on electrical medical devices, a magnetic home use generator will be crucial. It can be a matter of life and death for some. For mine, it is just lost in income and opportunity costs.

It is definitely worth your time and money to buy or build your own magnetic home use generators - they are not only for emergencies, but when done right, they can help to co-power your office and/or home, which translates to costs savings.

The amount saved ranges from 5%-100%, depending on multiple factors such as size, power and efficiency of the magnetic home use generators, as well as energy consumption habits that you and your household or colleagues might have. So, depends on the situation, it is best practice to combine both energy consumption cutting strategies as well as upping the size and quantities of the magnetic home use generators.

If you're keen, do know that most office or home owners who plans to get their own magnetic home use generators start by getting or building (yes, you can build it) a small one first, to try it out and to see if it works, before building more.

Whatever it is, the choice lies within you, the consumer, I'd strongly recommend magniworks home use generators guide, but of course you can check out your local hardware store owners,they should be able to advise you too.

Consider starting with a smaller-scale version first, and once you're convinced that it helps you, then consider building more, or building larger magnetic home use generators. Since it is fully self powered, any extra electricity that it generates is then considered free electricity for you and your home/office.