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Reducing power
Reducing power consumption can bring substantial benefits in reducing a household’s utility bill. With the rising cost of electricity, even small changes can make a significant difference in expenses over time. By decreasing energy usage, homeowners can expect lower monthly utility bills, which frees up money for other necessities or discretionary spending. Additionally, reducing power consumption also helps the environment by decreasing carbon emissions, which contributes to climate change. Measures such as using LED light bulbs, upgrading to energy-efficient appliances, turning off lights and electronics when not in use, sealing air leaks and using a programmable thermostat can all lead to lower energy bills. Overall, reducing power consumption is a win-win for homeowners: it saves money and is good for the environment.
Smart lighting
Smart lighting control and smart watering systems are becoming increasingly popular due to their ability to save money while also being more sustainable. With smart lighting control, you can automate and schedule your lights to turn on and off at specific times, reducing unnecessary energy consumption. Additionally, some systems are equipped with motion sensors that can detect when a room is empty and turn off the lights automatically.
Smart watering
Smart watering systems use technology to monitor water usage and adjust the amount of water needed to maintain healthy plants without wasting water. This allows for a more efficient use of water resources and helps save money on water bills. Some systems can even adjust the watering schedule based on the weather forecasts, which ensures that plants receive the right amount of water without overwatering.
Overall, investing in these technologies can provide significant long-term savings while also being environmentally friendly.
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- Smart Thermostats: They help reduce energy consumption by automatically adjusting the temperature of your home based on your schedule.
- Smart Plugs: These allow you to control the power supply to your devices, track energy usage and automate turning devices on/off.
- Smart Lighting: These bulbs adjust brightness, color, and turn on/off remotely or on a schedule, saving energy, and promoting convenience.
- Smart cameras: These help conserve energy by only recording when motion is detected and only lighting up when in use.
- Smart locks: IoT locks eliminate the need for keys and can monitor who enters and exits your home.
- Smart blinds/curtains: Easily controlled by an app, these can be scheduled to open or close at the right time and can improve your home's heating and cooling efficiency.
- Smart Lawn Care: Smart irrigation controllers help maintain healthy outdoor spaces by regulating irrigation to save water, energy and maintain your lawn's beauty.
- Energy Monitoring Systems: Homeowners can track energy use in real-time, helping them identify opportunities to conserve energy and reduce waste.
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Our monitoring hardware, tracks your home’s energy usage. This data is then used to identify faulty appliances and circuits, eliminating wasted power use and saving homeowners $ Easily set alerts to keep you notified when appliances and lights have been left on.
Turn Power into Knowledge
Track energy use in real time! Our monitoring hardware doesn’t guess what appliances you have. It’s connected directly to the circuits you care about, like your furnace, A/C, refrigerator, or solar generation. It monitors them 24/7. You can also add Smart Plugs to monitor the smaller things you care about. You’ll know exactly how much energy you’re using or generating in real time and historically by the minute, hour, day, week, month, and year.
Peace of Mind
Our monitor keeps tabs on your energy use 24 hours a day. The app has valuable alerts that protect your family and your home. Set alerts for times when you approach monthly peak energy use, when you leave lights or an oven on, when things like sump pumps don’t turn off or on, and when when your A/C uses more energy than it should.