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One For All Energy Saver Universal Remote - save your legs and the planet too
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One For All Energy Saver Universal Remote - save your legs and the planet too posted by Nigel in gadgets...!, super useful The new Energy Saver Universal Remote Control from One for All is designed to help save your energy consumption bills as well as your legs. You can use it as a traditional universal remote for up to four devices, but also switch off all your A/V machines in one go using the âgreen' button. No more standby for you Mr Greedy. £39.99. The One For All Energy Saver remote comes pre-programmed to control the Power Plug, so you just press the special energy-saving green button on the remote to make an energy saving of 90%.
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Energy Saver One-For-All Remote Waves Bye-Bye to Standby [Energy Saving]
http://gizmodo.com/390702/energy-saver-one+for+all-remote-wa...There're a few gadgets out there that try to reduce your energy consumption by switching off all your gizmos properly, but none perhaps as convenient as this new Energy Saver Universal Remote from One-for-All. It's a four-in-one device to reduce your
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One for All Energy Saver Remote
http://www.gadgets-weblog.com/50226711/one_for_all_energy_sa...I think that we all need to get a little greener, and I think we all agree that going green starts at home. The best way to reduce your energy starts with that big AV system. The Energy Saver Remote from One for All can help with that. The remote comes
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Energy Saver Remote from One for All
http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20080515/energy-saver-remote-...Since Going Green seems to be the latest thing, I suppose that it is high time that someone made a remote for it. Enter the Energy Saver Remote from One for All, which works by turning all the major AV appliances off instead of putting them in standby.
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Energy Saver Remote from One for All
http://www.gizmogs.com/energy_saver_remote_from_one_for_allSince “Going Green” seems to be the latest thing, I suppose that it is high time that someone made a remote for it. Enter the Energy Saver Remote from One for All, which works by turning all the major AV appliances off instead of putting them in standby. Standby mode consumes 1.5 watts per hour, which is a total of 11.49 kilowatts per year. That statistic is assuming that the television is on for three hours a day, but I think we all know that most of our TVs play longer than that during a normal day. Especially if you have a satellite receiver, which uses 6 watts per hour (45.99 Kilowatts annually). The Energy Saver Remote has an On/Off Power Plug that allows a user to plug all their major AV appliances into. The controller also has a special “Green Button” that allows an instant shutoff for these AV devices. A user stands to save a lot of energy with this. Apparently, typical A/V equipment uses 9.7 watts per hour, but the Energy Saver Remote can cut this down to 0.9 watts per hour. That’s up to 90 percent of total energy saved on the AV system. The best part is that the Energy Saver Remote is a Universal Remote in every sense of the word. It can control up to 4 devices including the television, DVD, Sat/Cable/DVB-T and surround sound AMP. All in all, this is just the remote for a “green connoisseur”, and is available for about £39.99. Source Pressy idea: Educational Toys Read Original Post Here Source: http://www.gadgets-network.com/gadgets/energy-saver-remote-from-one-for-all/ read more
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Energy Saver Remote from One for All
http://www.gadgets-network.com/gadgets/energy-saver-remote-f...Since “Going Green” seems to be the latest thing, I suppose that it is high time that someone made a remote for it. Enter the Energy Saver Remote from One for All, which works by turning all the major AV appliances off instead of putting them in standby. Standby mode consumes 1.5 watts per hour, which is a total of 11.49 kilowatts per year. That statistic is assuming that the television is on for three hours a day, but I think we all know that most of our TVs play longer than that during a normal day. Especially if you have a satellite receiver, which uses 6 watts per hour (45.99 Kilowatts annually). The Energy Saver Remote has an On/Off Power Plug that allows a user to plug all their major AV appliances into. The controller also has a special “Green Button” that allows an instant shutoff for these AV devices. A user stands to save a lot of energy with this. Apparently, typical A/V equipment uses 9.7 watts per hour, but the Energy Saver Remote can cut this down to 0.9 watts per hour. That’s up to 90 percent of total energy saved on the AV system. The best part is that the Energy Saver Remote is a Universal Remote in every sense of the word. It can control up to 4 devices including the television, DVD, Sat/Cable/DVB-T and surround sound AMP. All in all, this is just the remote for a “green connoisseur”, and is available for about £39.99. Source Pressy idea: Educational Toys Read Original Post Here
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Energy Saver Remote from One for All
http://www.gadgetspalace.com/2008/05/15/energy-saver-remote-...Energy Saver Remote from One for All By Mark R | May 15, 2008 Since “Going Green” seems to be the latest thing, I suppose that it is high time that someone made a remote for it. Enter the Energy Saver Remote from One for All, which works by turning all the major AV appliances off instead of putting them in standby. Standby mode consumes 1.5 watts per hour, which is a total of 11.49 kilowatts per year. That statistic is assuming that the television is on for three hours a day, but I think we all know that most of our TVs play longer than that during a normal day. Especially if you have a satellite receiver, which uses 6 watts per hour (45.99 Kilowatts annually). The Energy Saver Remote has an On/Off Power Plug that allows a user to plug all their major AV appliances into. The controller also has a special “Green Button” that allows an instant shutoff for these AV devices. A user stands to save a lot of energy with this. Apparently, typical A/V equipment uses 9.7 watts per hour, but the Energy Saver Remote can cut this down to 0.9 watts per hour. That’s up to 90 percent of total energy saved on the AV system. The best part is that the Energy Saver Remote is a Universal Remote in every sense of the word. It can control up to 4 devices including the television, DVD, Sat/Cable/DVB-T and surround sound AMP. All in all, this is just the remote for a “green connoisseur”, and is available for about £39.99. Source Cool Gift Idea: Digital Picture Frames, check out our reviews. Topics: Gadgets, Remote Control
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One For All Energy Saver Universal Remote
http://www.gizmoseeker.com/home-entertainment/one-for-all-en...image The new Energy Saver Universal Remote Control from One for All is designed to help save your energy consumption bills as well as your legs. You can use it as a traditional universal remote for up to four devices, but also switch off all your A/V machines in one go using the ‘green’ button. No more standby for you Mr Greedy. £39.99. The One For All Energy Saver remote comes pre-programmed to control the Power Plug, so you just press the special energy-saving green button on the remote to make an energy saving of 90%. A typical set of a/v equipment uses 9.7 Watts an hour if left on standby but by using the ‘Energy Saver’, this can be cut down to 0.9 Watts! Research shows** that a TV LCD consumes 1.5 Watts per hour in standby mode, a total of 11.49 Kilowatts per year on standby assuming the TV is in use three hours a day. A satellite receiver uses 6 Watts an hour or 45.99 Kilowatts annually. From redferret.net
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Energy Saver One-For-All Remote Waves Bye-Bye to Standby [Energy Saving]
http://yournewssite.info/2008/05/15/news/energy-saver-one-fo...There’re a few gadgets out there that try to reduce your energy consumption by switching off all your gizmos properly, but none perhaps as convenient as this new Energy Saver Universal Remote from One-for-All. It’s a four-in-one device to reduce your collection of remote controls to just one, and has a “green” power-off button. This communicates with an adaptor in a wall socket which can turn off all your gear using a power strip plugged into it. So you won’t be leaving so many things on standby, hurting both your wallet and the environment… and you get to do it all without stretching your legs. Available in the UK and Germany for now, for around $78. [Red Ferret]
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