Posts Tagged ‘power’

• Saturday, August 15th, 2009

  UNBOXING: TED 5000 – Whole House Energy Monitor

  Here is the unboxing of the new TED 5000 Whole House Energy Monitor by Energy Inc.  A full review is in the works… enjoy!

  
  

  Tags: energy, monitor, power, TED 5000, Unboxing, Video, whole house
  Posted in Home Automation, Videos | 4 Comments | Read On

• Tuesday, July 14th, 2009

  Energy Inc’s TED 5000 : Whole House Power Monitor

  

  Energy Inc. has introduced their next generation of whole house energy monitoring, the TED 5000 Series.   The system provides all the benefits of the TED 1000 (more here and here and here) series along with a new look and improved…

  
  

  Tags: 1000, 5000, energy, house, monitor, power, ted, whole
  Posted in Electronics, Home Appliances, Home Automation | 1 Comment | Read On

• Tuesday, May 26th, 2009

  DIY: Water Flow Meter For Monitoring Water Usage

  

  I’m currently investigating what I need to get Water & Gas (Natural) monitoring added to my home.  I already have Power via Energy Inc’s TED 1001 & Myro:Home.  However, it would be nice to add Water &…

  
  

  Tags: automation, DIY, gas, hai, home, meter, myro, myro control, myro:home, natural, power, ted, water, water flow meter
  Posted in DIY, Home Automation | 9 Comments | Read On

• Wednesday, May 6th, 2009

  PS Audio PowerPlay 8000 – The Web-Based Control Power Conditioner

  

  If you are looking for a Power Conditioner that is web enabled, then check out  PS Audio’s PowerPlay 8000.  This unit has a full web based control that not only allows you to power…

  
  

  Tags: conditioner, enabled, internet, power, PowerPlay 8000, PS Audio, reboot, web
  Posted in Home Automation, Home Theater | No Comments | Read On

• Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

  Blueline Innovations PowerCost Monitor

  Last year I posted about a product called TED 1000, by The Energy Detective. It’s a power monitoring device that saved me $50 the first month of use. Blueline Innovations has released a similar device called the PowerCost Monitor. The PowerCost Monitor is a wireless device rather than wired like the TED and is about the size of a small digital clock which displays realtime power information. The system includes a sensor unit which attaches to the power meter itself.

  The PowerCost Monitor sells for $150 which is about the same price as a TED 1000 ($144). I still prefer the TED 1000 because it can be hooked up to a computer or home automation system but don’t let that stop you from purchasing a PowerCost Monitor because whatever we can do to reduce power usage is good for everyone!

  
  

  Tags: monitor, power
  Posted in Home Automation | 1 Comment | Read On