Save Money On Your Electricity Bill (Uk)

[codheadjohn]

I've recently bought one of these devices and it works brilliantly. Average save is about reportedly 10% per year, but my bill was 15% lower in power usage than the same period the previous year. The higher the bill, the more you save, so I assume this is of great interest to people with fish rooms and high power set ups.

http/www.vphase.co.uk/

 

[nurglespuss]

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The 'average' tank setups power consumption is very low (thermostatically controlled heater in a slow to change environment, timed flourescent or LED lighting, powered filter with low power motor, possibly a diaphragm air pump...) these equate to much less than using your household lights, washing machine, fridge etc. where a device like this is useful.

However, it might prove useful to large setups and multiple tank syndromes... (and marine)

 

[codheadjohn]

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The 'average' tank setups power consumption is very low (thermostatically controlled heater in a slow to change environment, timed flourescent or LED lighting, powered filter with low power motor, possibly a diaphragm air pump...) these equate to much less than using your household lights, washing machine, fridge etc. where a device like this is useful.

However, it might prove useful to large setups and multiple tank syndromes... (and marine)

By my very rough calculations, my 240l tank costs £90 a year in electricity. At the average 10% they state, it's £9 for my tank, so people with several tanks, large tanks and high energy set ups, it's a significant saving. Also saves on power used for all appliances in the house.

I was just sharing the find, but for a £300 fee (less on ebay and self installed), it can save you a lot of money and carbon footprint over a few years.