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Plug-in Mains power and energy monitor

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  • R2-D2_2
    R2-D2_2 Posts: 24 Forumite
    Poppycat wrote:
    The tchibo one runs on batteries
    The batteries are probably to keep the display and memory going when you remove it from the mains.
  • quoia
    quoia Posts: 14,521 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    My LIDL one has batteries (2 x G13 button)
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  • smokieUK
    smokieUK Posts: 71 Forumite
    quoia wrote:
    ALDI and LIDL do these 2 or 3 times a year - I bought one about 6 months ago from Lidl for £4.99

    Me too but I lost the instructions. Was fun while it lasted.
  • Lord_Gardener
    Lord_Gardener Posts: 2,971 Forumite
    For those who like to keep track of their energy usage, this is a really good device!! It now only £12.49 at maplins.

    http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=38343&criteria=energy%20monitor&doy=25m7

    Now I know how much energy my each of my computer comsumes! Makes u think twice before running it 24/7!

    I always turn off my CRT when not at PC - saves a lot of juice!
    I'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!
  • curtlyb wrote:
    .................but how do you know how much power the meter is using :rolleyes: ;)

    power consumption=20VA max
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