Energy recovery in a USB device
PowerStic connects to USB power and ground. Its CC-100 circuitry is designed to capture energy associated with electrical switching noise and return some of that energy to the supply. The USB data lines are not connected.
Evaluate on your own system
Start with representative equipment. Compare whole-system power with the device inserted and removed, keeping workload, throughput, and test duration comparable. Use repeated measurements and your electricity rate to assess a broader purchase.
Planning a server evaluation?
This listing is for PowerStic. For server applications, review PowerStic-AI or plan a server pilot.
Questions before you order
Does PowerStic transfer USB data?
No. PowerStic uses USB power and ground; its data lines are not connected.
Does it replace existing power management?
It is intended to operate while circuits are active, alongside existing power-management strategies.
Is this the PowerStic-AI listing?
This page sells PowerStic. View PowerStic-AI for the server product and its ordering options.
How should I evaluate it?
Measure watts at the same point with and without the device. Keep the hardware, workload, and test duration comparable. Published results are context, not a guaranteed result for your system.


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