Give way to sobriety. In the current context, with the proximity of a winter that promises to be difficult due to the rise in energy prices, it is advisable to be attentive to your resource consumption. To address this problem, connected objects are an effective alternative to better regulate this type of spending and thus save money.
1. Ecojoko: analyze and reduce your electricity consumption
Ecojoko is an energy saving assistant. Grâce à ce boîtier, which includes a sensor to pose as a general designer and an assistant to brancher dans une pièce à vivre, it is possible to obtain and from décortiquer toutes the informations relative to the energy consumption of a room in real time. Therefore, the device proves to be an effective means of analyzing and understanding your consumption.
How? Through a dedicated application, available on smartphones (iOS, Android), or directly on Ecojoko since the device indicates on its OLED screen the current power deployed, the electricity consumption for several days or the cost of this consumption. In addition, to help reduce energy consumption, the application directly offers improvement areas and more specifically missions whose objectives must be achieved.
Ecojoko stands out for its ease of use: without a subscription, compatible with all electrical installations, it can be installed in five minutes without the need to call a technician or carry out any work. Given the increase in the price of energy and its characteristics, Ecojoko allows you to consume less and therefore save money.
2. Netatmo thermostatic heads
Easy to install and configure, Netatmo thermostatic heads are especially useful for managing the temperature of your home room by room. The valves, connected to a thermostat and a relay, allow remote control of the installation through a smartphone application available on the App Store and Google Play.
Once the latter is installed, simply follow the steps in the guide to start up, first, the relay and then the thermostatic valves. It is then about setting the temperature room by room in the chosen time slots. Various information is also requested on the type of heating and the building, in particular the location of the dwelling.
These data allow the device to define a first heating profile and know the outside temperature that the home must face in order to anticipate it.
3. Heatzy Pilote Connected Thermostat: Eco-Friendly and Affordable
Heatzy Pilote is a connected thermostat that allows you to control the heating of each radiator in a home remotely through a smartphone. The device, compatible with Alexa from amazon and Google Home, is capable of using household habits to optimize energy consumption and offers different heating modes.
This thermostat is also capable of providing detailed information on the energy consumption of a home. It transmits valuable data to help reduce the bill. Result: It is possible to determine the days on which consumption is most important and the rooms in the house that consume the most energy, in order to act accordingly. Its installation is easy and does not require the presence of a technician.
4. Hydrao Aloe: the connected LED shower head
This connected object with an atypical design helps to consume less water. Easy to install, Hydra Aloe is distinguished by its luminous knob that informs, through the color of its LEDs, of the amount of water used during a shower.
The colors change according to consumption levels defined by a dedicated app available on iOS and Android smartphones: green from 0 to 10 litres, blue up to 20 litres, purple up to 30 litres, red up to 40 litres.
Thus, the information provided in the application, which allows long-term monitoring shower by shower, offers the possibility of saving water by limiting the time spent in the bathroom.
5. Osram LED bulb: an exceptional lifespan
This bulb with a power of 46 Watts can illuminate a room while reducing energy consumption thanks to the built-in LED technology. The strong point of this bulb is undoubtedly its useful life. It can work up to 50,000 hours and 100,000 switching cycles, that is, the number of switching on (on and off) of the bulb.
Source: BFM TV
