Efficient lighting is easy on the budget: compared to the classic halogen lamps, LED products offer a service life that is 15 to 20 times longer and, calculated over their useful life, allow total cost savings of 80% to 90%. But what should you look for when buying LED lamps? topprodukte.at sheds light on the jungle of energy-saving options.
Good for the environment and good for your conscience: Old electronic devices that no longer work should be properly disposed of. In Austria, this is possible at electronics retailers or designated collection points. But many devices are still too good to throw away. The nationwide repair bonus provides a remedy here.
Saving energy is essential. When looking for possibilities to reduce daily energy consumption, checking your home office as an “energy trap” is worthwhile. The following tips and suggestions will help with the selection and use of various technical devices.
When the next heat wave rolls in and the tropical nights begin to accumulate, we’ll all be searching for a way to cool off. But be careful: air conditioners consume loads of energy and lead to considerable costs. We have some climate-friendly and energy saving tips on how to keep the temperature in living spaces low so you can also keep a cool head during the next record-temperature summer.
The energy-saving use of electronic devices cuts costs and protects the climate. Choosing energy-efficient appliances also helps to significantly reduce consumption. We have summarised what you need to keep in mind.
LED lamps and luminaires are now the standard technology in modern households. The less popular energy-saving lamp is obsolete and halogen lamps, apart from certain special lamps, are no longer permitted for sale in the EU. The new energy label has also shaken up the class recommendation.
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