 OnPlug for DollarsJR Raphael at PC World has done some very cool research on how much money can be saved by getting aggressive on saving vampire power. Looking at some of the numbers in this article one can see that monetary payback on your OnPlug purchase can be quite fast. Of course we know the payback to the environment begins immediately once ... � |
 Yahoo GreenYahoo Green's Lori Bongiorno writes about the extent of vampire power sucking appliances and other electrical loads in your home. She is a big fan of using power bars to save on vampire power. See link below. http://green.yahoo.com/blog/the_conscious_consumer/50/energy-vampires-fact-versus-fiction.html... � |
 TreeHuggerTreehugger.com has long been a proponent of reducing phantom power as well promoting many other earth saving initiatives. We are grateful for their visit and coverage at the recent Green Living trades show in Toronto. View the video of Lloyd Alter interviewing our CEO Gerry Heffernan, right herehttp://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/04/onplug-kills-vampire-power.php... � |
 OnPlug Launched at Green Living ShowOn April 23, 2010 the OnPlug Phantom power Saver was launched in Toronto at the Green Living Show. This event served to promote the product ahead of it general availability date of in fourth quarter 2010. Please see above the About Us tab for contact information on ... � |
 Getting Rid of Phantom PowerPhantom power can be referred to as the electrical power consumed by household appliances and gadgets when plugged in a wall outlet and not performing a useful function. Many such devices keep on consuming electricity even if they are turned off. The consumption continues between uses because most of the appliances plugged in the wall outlet are ... � |
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Treehugger.com has long been a proponent of reducing phantom power as well promoting many other earth saving initiatives. We are grateful for their visit and coverage at the recent Green Living trades show in Toronto. View the video of Lloyd Alter interviewing our CEO Gerry Heffernan, right here http://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/04/onplug-kills-vampire-power.php |