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unplggd.com - 12/8/2008

Apartment Therapy Unplugged | Black & Decker's Power Monitor

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120808EM100B.jpg Hmmm, we're intrigued by this Black and Decker product as an affordable energy audit solution. The EM100B Power Monitor is a real-time energy consumption monitoring device that operates via wireless sensor attached to the electricity meter outside of the home, making this a ...

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unplggd.com - 12/12/2008

Apartment Therapy Unplugged | Final Frame: The End is Near...

— unplggd.com — 121108-ztdetail2.jpg A felty reminder that the Digital TV Transition is looming really near. Get yourself a converter... box or you won't even be seeing those colour test bars. (more) Apartment Therapy Unplugged | Final Frame: The End is ...

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unplggd.com - 12/9/2008

Apartment Therapy Unplugged | The Minute Glass: A Green Alarm Clock

— unplggd.com — 120808_rg_minuteglass_01.jpg We all have had problems walking up in the morning, and that snooze button isn't always... a good idea. The few extra minutes that we get thanks to snoozing aren't really restful. Alarms and clocks do consume power. What if ... (more) Apartment Therapy Unplugged | The Minute Glass: A Green ...

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Black & Decker Energy Power Monitor helps you save big bucks
DVICE Atom Feed — ... meters. Enter your electricity cost-per-watt into the handheld receiver, and it tells you how much power you're using. Turn on an appliance, and then you can see how much more power it draws. It'll indicate how much you've spent on power in the month so far, showing you how much, for example, that heating system or gaming PC is sucking up. Heed its admonitions, and it could pay back its $100 cost in a couple of months. Black& Decker and Amazon, via Unpluggd

Black and Decker Power Monitor Could Save Dollars
The UberReview — ... If you are the sort of person that needs some sort of visual reminder as to how much juice all of your gadgets are sucking (guilty), then a power monitor of some description is probably a good way to go. To set up the EM100B Energy Saver Series Power Monitor you simply attach a wireless sensor to the glass of your meter outside, turn it on and it is practically ready to go (you will need to enter in a kilowatt cost, but that’s it). Price: $100 [Amazon via Unpluggd, DVICE] Related posts Power Conditioning Strip with a ...