Free Engery Saving Products Worth Approx £55

kristi

Fantastic thankyou!!!! Will help me a lot, any way to save money is greatly appreciated. I get child tax credit and was accepted, I just put my National Insurance number in for reference.

Kristi x

chezzylove

Finally received mine! Can't wait to point out how much my husband wastes playing games!!!!:T

lannyloo

Received mine this morning, thanks OP

crystal9

well finally i fitted mine up today, just wondered if someone could help me out please.

the monitor bit is all up and running but when i went to press the up arrow it came up with appliances (1) now my question is should i set this to a higher number like 2, 3 4 etc... or leave it as 1?

sorry if this is a dumb question but im just unsure

also has anyone set up the saver lead? i was unsure if to use as we currently have one of them power serge leads with 6 plugs in at back of tele

chezzylove

Wow mine have finally arrived!! Fantastically useful freebie!!

burkey365

hi sorry for my ignorance as i am only recently a householder myself and spent most my time in hospital, but what are these 2 things for and do they get plugged into your home or fitted so they then cant be moved, could somebody plese let me know thank you

Guy_laister_2

burkey365 wrote: »

hi sorry for my ignorance as i am only recently a householder myself and spent most my time in hospital, but what are these 2 things for and do they get plugged into your home or fitted so they then cant be moved, could somebody plese let me know thank you

Both Things are easy to install yourself. The first is an electricity monitor, that monitors the amount of electricity you arwe using per day.

You have 2 units, a battery opperated wireless transmitter, and a mains powered reciever

You put a small clip from the transmitter around one of the electricity wires under your meter. You then put the reciever somewhere around the home and it tells you hosw much in £ etc you are using.

The other thing is a multipal plug adapter. You can set it to your tv remote, so you can switch everything off with one button of your existing remote. I think it also has a feature where when you turn off the tv, it will automaticly turn off the other things connected such as VCR or DVD palyer. This could also work with the computer. Saves loads of power!

I worked out that im saving on average about 20p per night, just because all my stuff is was left on standby. Think of the saving over years...brilliant Freebie!!

gilligansyle

Don't know how I missed this one!

Have just applied, didn't think would get it, but you just tick whatever benefit you are on and put the number in.

Now to see how much it saves me. Add that to the £15 cheque I got today for being a dual fuel customer and this could be a good year.

mark_dumpleton

Anyone finding they have a nice loud high pitched whistling noise coming from their energy monitors?
By the way - these aren't massively accurate, if you compare them to the actual reading from your electric meter the monitor shows a reading 1-2kWh higher than your real meter - they typically read about 100w usuage even when nothing at all is running, which is equal to a couple of kWh per day. Just to let you all know

Lyndylou

Thanks OP mine have just arrived, only took 2 weeks from applying, will get OH to set them up later.