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Is Energy Revolution System Legit? The Part DIY Energy Pitches Leave Out

A skeptical look at Energy Revolution System: why a guide alone saves nothing, what the company says, and who should skip it.

Green Living2 min read

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Everyone pitches DIY home-energy guides as the way to slash your power bill. Before you believe it about Energy Revolution System or any other guide, here's the part those pitches leave out. You can see the official page here.

The counter-argument: a guide on its own saves nothing

A guide is information. It doesn't change your bill. Whatever happens to your bill depends on things no seller controls:

  • your home: its size, insulation and what you actually run
  • your local rates: the same kilowatt-hour costs very different amounts from one utility to the next
  • your follow-through: whether you build, use and maintain anything at all

So when any home-energy product talks about big percentage savings, read it as a marketing claim, not a forecast for your house. We don't promise any savings, and you shouldn't take a promise from anyone else at face value either.

What the company says it's designed to do

Energy Revolution System is sold through ClickBank (vendor: enrev) in the green products / alternative energy category. We tried to find the vendor's official sales page. The search turned up several lookalike "official website" domains with slightly different spellings, and we couldn't confirm which one, if any, belongs to the vendor. So we aren't repeating those pages' claims, prices or guarantee terms here. Check the official page you reach from the link in this post, and read every claim there as the company's own.

One general rule of thumb: be skeptical of any home device described as putting out more energy than it takes in. That conflicts with basic physics (conservation of energy), whoever is selling it.

Who should skip it

  • Renters, who usually can't modify wiring or install equipment
  • People who don't want hands-on projects. A DIY guide does nothing sitting in a downloads folder.
  • Anyone whose plan needs licensed electrical work but doesn't intend to hire a licensed electrician. Some work requires a pro and a permit, so don't skip that step.

Check current details on the official site

Three questions to ask before you buy any home-energy guide

  1. What exactly do I get? A digital guide, plans, parts? The official page should say.
  2. What will it cost beyond the purchase? Materials, tools and any electrician fees all count.
  3. What are the refund terms? Find them on the official checkout page and screenshot them.

Verdict

Our verdict

Is it legit? We can't vouch for any results, and you should ignore anyone who does. It may still make sense if you own your home, enjoy hands-on projects, will hire a licensed pro for electrical work, and treat any savings as a maybe, not a promise.

If it fits your situation, see Energy Revolution System on the official site.

Results vary. No savings or income is guaranteed. Use a licensed electrician for any electrical work.