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Hello, has anyone come across the emerging technology of spintronics within buildings?

Daniel Hickson

Hello, has anyone come across the emerging technology of spintronics within buildings? It is a claimed form electromagnetic filter that reduces power consumption. I am specifically looking at the Emissis Enpact filter.

When researching spintronics, it is limited to only electronic devices advancements and no data is available of these theories being applied within buildings. 

Has anyone heard of one being installed or something similar? 

The manufactures literature claims the following: 

"enPact FilterPro optimises incoming electrical flow, reducing energy lost through harmonics, switching surges, and transient spikes. It enhances power quality without affecting voltage or operations.

Adds up to 18% site-wide savings, especially in mixed-load environments."

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    Their web site seems to contain no information whatsoever on what the product actually is.

  • 0 in reply to Simon Barker

    Yes, I thought that as well - almost like they don't really have manufacturing capability, engineering knowledge, or products on shelves ready to ship or examples of working installations they can show on the website at all ;-~)

    Companies that do generally like to show pictures of at least 2 or more of those or at least beaming customers standing beside newly installed equipment.... Unattributed clip-art makes the website looked to me more like that of a management consultancy in that sense.
    Perhaps the 'spin' in their idea of spin-tronics is the 'political spin' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin_(propaganda) sense rather than the kind in spin-orbit coupling https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin_(physics) ?

    Mike

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  • 0 in reply to Simon Barker

    Yes, I thought that as well - almost like they don't really have manufacturing capability, engineering knowledge, or products on shelves ready to ship or examples of working installations they can show on the website at all ;-~)

    Companies that do generally like to show pictures of at least 2 or more of those or at least beaming customers standing beside newly installed equipment.... Unattributed clip-art makes the website looked to me more like that of a management consultancy in that sense.
    Perhaps the 'spin' in their idea of spin-tronics is the 'political spin' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin_(propaganda) sense rather than the kind in spin-orbit coupling https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin_(physics) ?

    Mike

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