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Re: Re: Electrisave protocol / PC Interface


  • Subject: Re: Re: Electrisave protocol / PC Interface
  • From: Steve P Cooper <scooper24@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2007 10:17:14 +0100

On the energy saving front I can recommend the electrisave.  When you
realise how much the shower or the tumble dryer actually costs you do
moderate your usage quite a bit.

Also worth the money is the intelliplug
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.200-8371.aspx

You plug your tv or computer into the main socket and all the extra bits
DVD, Surround Sound, Printer etc into the other sockets when the
tv/computer goes off it turn everything else off too.  Saving loads off
standby energy.

Steve




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That's the one :) It was in one of the nested threads.

Craig wrote:
>
> > The Savaplugs have sadly been proved to be useless in domestic
> > applications. The company the was selling them has already had
trading
> > standers jumping up and down on them. I can't for the life of me
> > remember where I read it as it was a while ago, but the advise it
to
> > avoid them.
>
> Maybe this post, from my question a few months back:
>
> http://www.ukha-archive.com/ml/ukhad/2007-mar/msg00548.html
> <http://www.ukha-archive.com/ml/ukhad/2007-mar/msg00548.html>
>
>










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