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2200 products and counting! Sust-its electricals energy efficiency database is growing day-by-day. We hope it’s helping you spot those energy saving stars. | ||||||
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And watts new on the site? Lots!
The Digital TV switchover is happening and we are all going digital by 2012. So which is the best option if your video recorder is on the way out and you want more channels? The TVonics DTR-FP2500 PVR (personal video recorder) made in the UK, uses only 1.5w in standby and 15w in use, so that’s just £6 a year to run!
Tumble dryers are still topped by the John Lewis JLTDC01 and AEG Low Energy Condenser Sensor, which could easily save you over £75 per year against a poor performing dryer. The Hoover VHV180 offers best budget performance and only costs around £200.
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Unlike cars, bigger is better for the environment if you’re buying a new washing machine. It’s all down to the size of your drum, as our top performers all have drums over 7kg. Also, our top rated machine isn’t an expensive machine either; the Servis M6854W is available for around £250. The LG washing machine ranked 4th, uses only 50 litres of water per load, which is impressive if purchase price is not an issue.
If you’re going Flat the latest generation of LCD TVs are now offering full HD and using less power than their older models. Newer LED screens will be with us soon – these will be even brighter and have greater energy efficiency. The ‘Lemon Award’ goes to the ‘F’ rated Hotpoint V3D00 Tumble Dryer, which could consume 1104.08 kWh/year, that would COST OVER £170 a year to run for an average family.
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