Energy Saving Countdown Timer 1, 3,6 Hour option with remote auto off

Energy Saving Countdown Timer 1, 3,6 Hour option with remote auto off Description

The Lowenergie Countdown Power Saver helps you to save energy, reduce your bills and protect the environment. This device can have great potential to turn off equipment which may accidentally be left on for long periods or overnight. Multi socket extension leads can be plugged into this power saver to allow four or more devices to be fully disconnected from the power.

Remote wired version (1, 3 & 6 hr time settings) supplied with a 2 metre long cable with remote switch on the end which can be conveniently located in a easily accessible location where sockets maybe located below a deck or behind furniture. 10 Hour time setting suitable for office usage to last for a full working day. Essential equipment like internet routers and computers may require a 'permanent-on' power socket.

Annual energy usage while on standby, (Loop Homes Blog Jan 2025) based on 25p kw:

• Extra fridges, old fridges or 'beer fridges' - £84.10
• Desktop computers - £69.61
• Faulty set-top box recorder - £130.93
• Over-sensitive outdoor security lights - £43.92
• Traditional (non-smart) electric heating (heating empty home - 40% of time) - £648.85
• Electric underfloor heating (1 extra hour per day) - £270.97
• Two 60w outside lights left on 10hrs per nights - £109.38
• Electric towel rail - £50.50

If you can turn off several appliances on one extension lead using one socket, savings can be even higher

Suggested time settings

1 hour - Hot coil items, hair straighteners, soldering irons, toaster, ovens, coffee maker, small hot water boilers/ tea makers, electric heaters where short term heating boost is needed.

3 hours – Mobile electronics chargers, mobile phone chargers, cameras.

6 hours – TV, dvd, video, games consoles, computer-tv data streamers

Technical Specification

• 240V,
• Max 13A load
• 3250W
• Suitable for electric heaters
• BS 1363
• UKCA
• RoHS
• UKCA
• Operating power consumption < 0.3 watts
• Standby power consumption <0.2 watts - less than 2 Kwhr per year but capable to saving at least 44 kwhr per year in many situations.

Where equipment may have higher standby wattage or could accidentally be left on such as computer peripheral devices, savings could be far in excess of this figure more like 600-700 Kwhr savings. Figures for guidance only. Typical UK electricity cost of 25 pence per Kwhr (2025).