Efergy Energy Monitoring Socket

The Efergy Energy Monitoring Socket 2.0 accurately displays how much electricity is being used in both kWh and £:p on it's large, easy to read digital display. Extra features include Dual Tariff facility and battery back-up (retains memory when turned off or un-plugged).

RRP: £19.99 You Save: £1.04 (5%)
£18.95 (Inc. VAT)

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Product Info :

The Efergy Energy Monitoring socket allows you to plug-in your appliances and assess how efficient they are by showing you not only the amount of power they are consuming but also how much they are costing.

Simple plug-in device
Clear, informative display
Energy use in Watts, Kilowatt Hours and £ and p
Cost since plugged in, per day and per year
Programmable single or dual tariff

A large LCD display counts consumption by the Kilowatt-hour, just like utility companies. It's a great way for you to monitor each piece of electrical equipment individually and make you aware of potential energy savings.

Features

Programmable to your own energy unit cost
Display can show cost, total cost, kWh, power, voltage, current, frequency, lower power rate and maximum power rate
Multiple displays show you many combinations of the energy data
Precision Accuracy to within 2%
Memory Battery back up - data is stored after the monitor is turned off
Large display for easy viewing
Record usage and cost over time
Low power consumption
Simple to use, set up and understand

Tech Spec :

Operating Volatge AC 230V
Working Voltage AC 150 - 276V
Current display 0.000 - 13.00A
Power display 0.2 - 3120W
Frequency 0-9999Hz
Energy 0.001-9999kWh
Accuracy +/- 2%
Maximum current 13A

Customer Review :

I've already worked out that my computer monitor uses the same amount of power when the screen saver has blanked the screen as it does when it's fully on and I'm using it; I've changed from the blanking screen saver to using Microsoft's power management to turn the monitor off when I'm "idle" instead and it uses hardly any power. That should save some CO2.

Mr L, London

Energy Monitoring Socket Instruction Manual