Reviews
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The simplest, cheapest upgrade in the house. Replaces a 60W incandescent with roughly 9W of draw at similar brightness.
Adds schedules, dimming and away-mode automation on top of LED efficiency. Best in rooms where lights get left on.
Controls the whole fixture rather than one bulb, so a six-lamp chandelier dims and schedules from a single device.
Schedules and setbacks handled automatically. Heating and cooling is usually the largest line on a US electric bill.
A DC fan draws a fraction of an air conditioner and lets you hold the thermostat a few degrees higher in summer.
A wall-mounted touchscreen that keeps the household schedule, chores and reminders in one place instead of five separate phone apps.
Measures what a single appliance actually draws, so you can stop guessing which devices are quietly costing you money.
Clamps onto your mains and breaks consumption down by circuit, so the mystery portion of your bill finally has a name.
An all-in-one touchscreen whiteboard for a home office or study room — one screen instead of a projector, monitor and flip chart.
Replaces a normal wall switch and turns lights off automatically in the rooms nobody remembers to switch off.
Switches a whole media centre or desk cluster off at once, removing the standby draw of six devices in a single schedule.
When a fridge or washer is due for replacement, the efficiency rating is the difference between a decade of savings and a decade of waste.
A large-span DC fan for great rooms, patios and high ceilings, where one big slow fan moves more air than two small fast ones.
Low-voltage LED path and wall lighting on dusk-to-dawn or motion control, so the exterior isn't lit at 3am for nobody.
Backup power for outages and a first practical step into solar, without committing to a roof-mounted system.
Keeps schedules, sensors and scenes running locally instead of depending on five separate apps and clouds.
A few watts of task light where you actually work, so the kitchen or garage ceiling lights stay off.
Four compact Wi-Fi plugs so you can schedule lamps, fans, heaters and chargers around the house in one afternoon.
A bedside smart clock that also acts as a voice remote for lights, plugs and the thermostat, so "everything off" is one sentence at bedtime.
A wall-mountable wireless remote so a ceiling fan gets used at the right speed instead of being left on high or ignored entirely.