Standby Buster
Standby Buster
Find out more about Standby Buster - a new energy saving product
energy efficiency | shopping | generalStandby Buster is a remote controlled device which enables all electrical appliances plugged into it to be completely switched off so they use no electricity at all. This
saves electricity and helps to reduce your
carbon footprint.
The manufacturers of
Standby Buster quote statistics (from
Which?) which suggest that, for a typical array of electronic entertainment equipment, avoiding standby will
save £40 per year and reduce
carbon emissions by
245 Kg *.
*
at 7p/kWh and 0.43 KgCO2/kWh.
Standby Buster
Working in a similar way to
Bye Bye Standby,
Standby Buster consists of an electrical socket into which one appliance (or a two-, four-, or six-way adapter) can be plugged. The Standby Buster is simply plugged into an existing socket, and the devices to be controlled plugged into it. A
radio frequency (RF) remote control with 30 feet of range is used to switch power on and off.
Instead of leaving appliances in energy wasting
standby mode, the remote control can be used to switch the socket on and off, and so to provide power for the appliances only when it is really needed.
As with
Bye Bye Standby multiple Standby Buster sockets can be used in one property. Up to four different
zones can be set, and an unlimited number of sockets used in each
zone. The remote control has four on-buttons and four off-buttons, one on/off combination for each
zone. Therefore it is very easy to control the power in any home or office.
Each
Standby Buster socket is rated at up to
3,680W and so can easily cope with anything you previously plugged into your 13 Amp mains socket.
More Information about Standby Buster
Click here to visit the official
Standby Buster website with detailed information about the product and its accessories, and energy saving tips. Set up instructions from the
User Manual are available online by clicking here.
Buying Standby Buster
A basic
Standby Buster kit is available for around
£14.99. This kit includes one Standby Buster socket, one RF remote control, and the 12V
LRV08 battery for the remote control.
A
Standby Buster value pack is also available for around
£29.99 which comprises the RF remote control, battery, and
three remote controlled electrical sockets.
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Article Last Modified: 13:31, 13th Sep 2007
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