Did you watch the vid on how to fit the Green Plug?
Section One.......
I just did. Not even a moulded plug!
Did you watch the vid on how to fit the Green Plug?
Section One.......
While I agree with your comments big-all, I think the problem being experienced by the OP was more to do with his better half 'testing' his house insurance policy on a regular basis.but a point to note down lighters with normal bulbs will waste far more power than all your problem items put together
if you have say 10 down lighters with 50w bulbs and they are on for an average 10hrs a day thats £5 a day or £1.825 a year or with led equivalent 56p a day or £200 a year
One DIY (bit of a bodge) technique could be to plug in a two way unswitched trailing extension lead, cable tie a table lamp/nightlight etc into one of the sockets and then allow your wife to use the other for her straighteners
ok sideways thinking
a bright light to draw attention
as in an extension or socket with a table lamp hard wired [and fused as appropriate]
switch on the wall at waist height the only way to turn the socket on and the only way to turn the annoying light off
just a thought
i did this with the iron and she turned the light off because i was treating her like a child!!!WOMEN i just sent her to bed early and docked her pocket moneyok sideways thinking
a bright light to draw attention
as in an extension or socket with a table lamp hard wired [and fused as appropriate]
switch on the wall at waist height the only way to turn the socket on and the only way to turn the annoying light off
just a thought
They just make them up like all electrical snake-oil salesmen.i don't know where they get there figures from
which one?ime with bg at the momentThe OP wants monitoring/control from a central point. Powerline communications could do this (here is one general link ; there are lots - plus some commercial systems - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_powerline_bus). A DIY version is here - http://www.hoagieshouse.com/RaspberryPi/RCSockets/RCPlug.html
Whether the cost is appropriate I don't know, but at least one UK utility does use such a system to in its ads.
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