It’s the Energy Saving Trust’s “Energy Saving Week” so to help raise awareness of the over-voltage problem and energy waste in the UK, VPhase are running a free prize draw promotion offering 50 people the chance to win an energy meter for their home.
Click the link to find out more and enter: http://www.vphase.co.uk/contact-us/free-energy-meters
Possibly a little biased about this video, since I helped create it… but it tells a great story about why voltage optimisation is so important for the home. Everyone’s keen on doing their bit for the environment, but when the economy’s looking so glum, people tend to focus more on their own finances , as opposed to doing what’s right for the environment.
Voltage optimisation for the home allows people to do both – save money AND save the planet!
At £250 installed (when fitted at the same time as a fuse box), it’s a really low cost green option for the home.
Everyone thinks of solar power or wind power as the next green solution for the home, but these things cost a small fortune… VPhase voltage optimisation is much more affordable, doesn’t require a change in lifestyle, and isn’t dependent on the sun shining or the wind blowing!
As the lady in the video says… it really is a ‘no-brainer’!
For more information, please visit www.vphase.co.uk
Ok – so there’s more than a little self interest in me writing about this, mainly because I’m the marketing manager tasked with promoting a domestic voltage optimisation product in the UK. However, even if I weren’t working in the industry, I think the green credentials of the technology are such that it should be more widely known about and considered as a viable green technology.
I’ve created a LinkedIn group here: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?mostPopular=&gid=3216180 which I’m hoping will be one of many touch points for the general public to find out more about voltage optimisation.
To put it concisely, voltage optimisation is a proven scientific approach to lowering and regulating incoming voltage into a property, and in doing so the household will use less electricity, which will cost less, result in fewer CO2 emissions and potentially prolong the useful life of domestic appliances.