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Home & Office
01
01
Lighting
Use LED bulbs for longer lasting usage.
Employ timers, photo switches or sensors switch on/ off lights automatically .
02
02
Refrigerator
Choose the right capacity to suit your needs.
Look for energy label and check Energy Efficiency Rating (EER) value.
Never block air flow behind the refrigerator.
Keep away from heat source (Oven, direct sunlight etc.).
Check the door gasket is in good condition
03
03
Air Conditioning
Choose the correct size air conditioner based on the room size.
Air conditioners with 5 star rating despite their higher initial cost will save you more money in the long run.
Setting air conditioner temperature at 24°-26°C should keep everyone comfortable in the office.
Clean your air filter regularly.
04
04
Washing Machine
Select washing machine that is the right size and has the appropriate feature to suit your family's needs.
Washing machines use relatively the same amount of energy regardless of the size of the laundry load. Run full loads whenever possible.
Do not overload the washing machine.
Avoid using the pre-wash programme.
Use optimum temperature setting. Avoid hot washing cycle, if possible.
05
05
Iron
Steam iron consumes more energy than dry iron.
A lighter iron will heat up quicker and uses less energy while a heavy iron takes a long time to heat up before it can be used.
Iron large batches of clothing at the same time to avoid wasting energy in reheating. Remember an iron takes energy to heat up and this energy is wasted if the iron is used for frequent ironing of a few items at a time.
06
06
Electric Kettle
The heating element must be regularly cleaned to reduce electricity.
Only fill the kettle and boil with amount of water you need.
07
07
Water heater
Choose an instant water heater because it consumes less energy than storage water heater.
Install a quality, low flow showerhead.
Encourage quick showers instead of baths.
08
08
Home Entertainment
Equipment graded under “Energy Star” or similar standards is efficient and should be selected where available.
Keep the lights low when watching television or video.
Switch off the television, radio, etc when not in use.
Avoid leaving the equipment on standby or left connected to the electricity supply e.g. on standby mode.
09
09
Computer
Switch off computer when not in use and avoid putting it in standby or screensaver mode.
Purchase a computer that has an energy star label. The bigger the number of stars, the more efficient is the computer with regard to energy consumption.
Flat screen monitors are far more efficient than conventional types (using cathode ray tubes).
Lap-top, or note-book computers, consume much less energy (less than 30%) of desk top PCs.