Energenie ENER017 Master/Slave Energy Saving 6-Gang Extension

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Home extensions are an attractive idea: they add space and value, plus often improve the look of a place. But a bigger home means more space to heat, which could increase costs and carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions. We look at how you can achieve the spacious and warm rooms you want, while adding long-term energy efficiency measures as you extend. At Adaptors & Extension Leads, we take pride in our exceptional customer service. Our team of friendly and knowledgeable experts is here to answer your questions and help you find the perfect solution for your needs. We're committed to providing you with the best possible experience, from start to finish. Whether you want to do your part to lower your carbon footprint, improve the comfort your home, or maybe you are looking for ways to reduce your energy bills, adding an extension can be the perfect time to consider the other options to improve your home’s overall energy efficiency.

An extension is a big investment for any homeowner but it provides an excellent opportunity to make your whole home more energy efficient. Even if you can’t make all the changes suggested here, a few could make a big difference. Operation time is important because the bad news about surge protectors is that they have a limited lifespan. Surge arresters can only absorb so much energy as they are rated for. A 500J surge protector can successfully filter a single spike of 500 joules of power, or ten spikes of 50 joules. Upon reaching its joule rating, the surge arrestor ceases to function as a filter: electricity will keep flowing through them, but so will spikes. There are several mounting options so you can keep the box up on a wall or on a wooden fence and out of the way and the 8m cable means that you can run it right up to the unit that you’re trying to power, lessening cable trail across the garden. Metal Oxide Varistors are the most important electronic components inside Surge Protectors that perform the “magic” filtering of excess voltage. They have a limited lifespan. (Image credit: Tripp Lite) How do surge protectors protect your devices? While this ExtraStar lead surge protector doesn't say exactly how much protection it offers, this is a great option for budgeting households that doesn't have very demanding plugging needs. This is a cheap yet realiable extension cord perfect for smaller bedrooms and kitchen, especially with that 3.3ft cord - it just means you don't have a lot of cord length to put away when you're working with a tighter space.

Pros: Inexpensive; compact; easy to set up; usage monitoring Cons: Can only set schedules by room not device; really designed just for lighting Our range of adaptors and extension leads is designed to provide you with the versatility and convenience you need to power all your devices. With a variety of options available, you'll be able to find the perfect solution for your home, office, or on-the-go needs. We understand that safety is paramount when it comes to electrical products. That's why all of our adaptors and extension leads are rigorously tested to ensure that they meet the highest safety standards. We use only the best quality materials and manufacturing processes to ensure that our products are reliable and long-lasting. The octagonal shape means that cable distribution is much easier so that everything will look much neater and you won’t have too much cable riot going on. Saving figures throughout assume a gas-heated, 3-bed semi-detached house replacing single glazing with A+ rated double glazing. Gas price of 4.17p/kWh. An electrical surge is a brief spike in voltage. They can be generated outside your premises or within it, depending on what equipment is malfunctioning (mainly electric motors, such as water pumps, building elevators, etc.). These surges can cause damage to electronic equipment within your home or office.

Wi-Fi CONTROL: The 3 AC outlets can be controlled separately and the 4 USB charging ports can be controlled together by APP on your phone remotely. So you can control your electronic devices in your home wherever you go. What's unique about this surge protector is that each of its AC outlet - it has four - has its own switch, which should make a difference when your next energy bill comes around. To ensure the kids' safety, each also has a safety door. And though it doesn't specify its protection level, it does offer overvoltage, overcurrent. and short-circuiting protection. It could even stand on a desktop and not be too obtrusive and you would also be able to take advantage of the five USB ports for direct charging of devices. Industry standards for surge suppression and power conditioning devices include IEEE 62.41 and UL1449, which limit the quantity of electricity that can pass through them. They specify how the surge suppressors will handle surges and what voltage they will clamp at. UL1449 specifies 330V as the best clamping rating for Metal Oxide Varistors (MOVs). However, not all surge protector manufacturers use the same clamp voltage ,many use 400 volts. If your equipment is more critical or sensitive, you want to choose a surge protector with a lower clamp voltage. In the latest edition 3 specification, the term "Voltage Protection Rating" or VPR is used instead of let-through or clamping voltage.Cord length: 1.8m, Dimensions: 55 x 26 x 25cm, Max Wattage: 2500W, Surge protection: Yes What are the best extension leads? The first thing you’ll notice about this product is the long leash (25m) which makes it the ideal power source for electrical garden equipment. The lead will extend the reach of mowers, strimmers and trimmers so you can get complete coverage and extend your working area. This means without a couple of extension leads to hand you’re going to be running around your house maniacally plugging and unplugging like a telephone switchboard operator from the fifties.

As for the ports, there's a lot of them. 12 AC outlets and six USB Type-A ports mean that you'll never run out of a place to plug in again. There's just no USB-C port, unfortunately, but that can be easily remedied. If you like the sound of this energy saving plug, then you can get yours for free here until 11 th March 2011.Most people don't need a kitted-out power strip with surge protection, and if you're one of them, you're better off choosing something that's affordable like this one from Anker that offers 2,100 joules of protection. That's more than enough for your basic devices like smartphones, laptops, and printers, which is what most people have in their offices. As the homeowner, it’s your responsibility to comply, so you should always confirm with builders at the start that they’ll handle the calculations on your behalf. Building in insulation There are eight outlets included, two on each side, plus three USB ports on top right below the power button. You do have the choice of either three USB Type-A or two USB Type-A and one USB-C port, which is nice, and it has four non-slip feet for a secure base. Plus you can choose the length of cable: two, three, five and 10 meters.