RE: Harmonics -- WSJ opinion.Rich, John It's of no interest to the consumer. He pays in any case.
He either pays the manufacturer for increased design and manufacturing costs for compliance with the harmonics standard, or he pays the electric company for increased infrastructure. Best Wishes, Jon Griver One comment of Mr Hunter's that stood out in particular was the very last . . . " . . . the only ones who benefit from the harmonic current emission standard are the European electricity distributors. They "avoid investments in bolstering their networks against the theoretical harmonics risk" at the cost of manufacturers and consumers."
