- Damien Maguire visits EVTV
- Progress on the Ebenspraecher high voltage liquid heater
- An entire Tesla drive train from eBay
<
- Progress on the Ebenspraecher high voltage liquid heater
- An entire Tesla drive train from eBay
<
Monday, April 27, 2015
Sunday, April 19, 2015
TWIDO - A New French Smart Water Heater that should help lower your Energy Bill
Discovered through EDF Pulse newsletter two weeks ago, this southern France innovation sounds brilliant to me: Be able to have a space saving - flat & slim - water heater, composed of several small tanks in series, heatable independently and connected to the internet
Intresting quotes from the CEO & Inventor:
"You knows what they're spending on hot water ?"
"The best way to save energy is to not use it at all"
"It's about time to re-invent hot water !"
"This could save a family 20 to 30 EUR per month"
This allows you to get control back on one of the most energy consuming device at home, that had been left as is for decades ....
Slim with 25 cm of depth only
Some options can be mounted onto it, like a toilet seat, a towel dryer, or just decorative lights
Also, as it does not use a sumerged heating element, but an outter heating element - around the container -, they said it could last 20 to 30 years, instead of 10 for a regular one
Follow your hot water energy consumption - Water heater is one of the most energy consuming device at home -
The dedicated App / Website - myTwido.com - allows to get back in control with your hot water use: Heat up only the amount of water you really need instead of the whole tank in a regular unit
Program your tanks heating depending on your real needs throughout the week
Star & Stop heating each tank one by one, you can get hot water faster this way, more economically too
This company's innovative product has been selected by EDF Pulse and is about to win
This is just great, I think, and I am interested in having it installed at home
But wait, there's more ... They have a Solar Twido in the works, that should be able to use your home generated solar surplus to make hot water - like the Energeno Optimmersion in a away -
Their website: http://www.twido.fr
Their Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv6T7-7cDgGQaB2lo410zYQ
Their Facbook Page: https://www.facebook.com/mytwido
Another video featuring their CEO Olivier Cocheteux / 2&Go.com
Intresting quotes from the CEO & Inventor:
"You knows what they're spending on hot water ?"
"The best way to save energy is to not use it at all"
"It's about time to re-invent hot water !"
"This could save a family 20 to 30 EUR per month"
This allows you to get control back on one of the most energy consuming device at home, that had been left as is for decades ....
Slim with 25 cm of depth only
Some options can be mounted onto it, like a toilet seat, a towel dryer, or just decorative lights
Also, as it does not use a sumerged heating element, but an outter heating element - around the container -, they said it could last 20 to 30 years, instead of 10 for a regular one
Follow your hot water energy consumption - Water heater is one of the most energy consuming device at home -
The dedicated App / Website - myTwido.com - allows to get back in control with your hot water use: Heat up only the amount of water you really need instead of the whole tank in a regular unit
Program your tanks heating depending on your real needs throughout the week
Star & Stop heating each tank one by one, you can get hot water faster this way, more economically too
This company's innovative product has been selected by EDF Pulse and is about to win
This is just great, I think, and I am interested in having it installed at home
But wait, there's more ... They have a Solar Twido in the works, that should be able to use your home generated solar surplus to make hot water - like the Energeno Optimmersion in a away -
Their website: http://www.twido.fr
Their Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv6T7-7cDgGQaB2lo410zYQ
Their Facbook Page: https://www.facebook.com/mytwido
Another video featuring their CEO Olivier Cocheteux / 2&Go.com
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
