Showing posts with label VO4HOME. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VO4HOME. Show all posts

Monday, October 28, 2013

News: VO4 saves at the Co-op

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Rotherham-based VO4, one of the UK's leading voltage optimisation manufacturers has announced that the company's system is being rolled out across a number of Co-Operative stores in the UK.


Specialising in voltage optimisation units offering an energy saving solution to homes and small businesses, the separate company remained at Templeborough when associate firm, EMS UK Ltd expanded to larger premises. The systems reduce the incoming voltage supplied to a building and help reduce energy consumption.

3 phase systems were initially installed in six Co-Operative stores in Portsmouth and Southampton. Following successful trials that resulted in delivering significant energy savings, a further 22 have now been installed in Plymouth.

The Co-Operative, renowned for its ethical approach to business, had already achieved significant energy savings in a number of larger stores where voltage optimisation had been installed and was keen to make even greater savings by installing the new VO4 solution in smaller convenience stores.

Geoff Clifton business development manager at VO4, said: "We developed the 3 phase system as a means of helping businesses with energy costs less than £50,000 to save money on their electricity bills and reduce CO2 emissions. As a company recognised for its ethical values, we are delighted to be working with the Co-Operative, to supply them with our 3 phase solution."

Rob Scoulding, regional energy and environmental manager at the Co-Operative, added: "We are committed to embracing energy efficiency as part of our efforts to reduce our impact on the environment. We have seen very useful reductions in our electricity use at the large supermarkets in our group through the adoption of voltage optimisation and when we became aware of the small VO4 offering it became clear that, with the huge numbers of smaller stores in our portfolio a device such as this could make a great contribution towards our targets."

The innovative system will help businesses achieve energy savings of up to 10%. VO4 will also go some way to helping companies reduce their carbon emissions and extend the lifespan of electrical equipment as it improves power quality by balancing phase voltages and attenuating transients from the supply.

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Monday, August 5, 2013

News: Award winning house installs VO4HOME to cut energy costs

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VO4HOME Ltd, the Rotherham-based developer and manufacturer of the innovative range of voltage optimisations systems, has completed the installation of a 3 Phase system at a prestigious, award winning new build property near Blackpool.

Designed for use in homes and small businesses, the unit optimises incoming voltage to a constant 220V and has been chosen by Melrose Developments Ltd, the developer of the impressive Lavender Lodge property.

The property recently won "Best Individual Dwelling" in the LABC Built in Quality awards for the North West region. It has seven bedrooms, a cinema, gymnasium, indoor swimming pool, remotely controlled lighting, ventilation, heating and blinds, as well as a media centre piping entertainment to every room.

The house also boasts a solar panel array, two large solar thermal panels, which contribute greatly to the heating of the pool, heat recovery systems and a ground source heat pump.

12 months after the owners moved into the property, a VO4HOME solution has now been installed to further reduce electricity use and to ensure the equipment is adequately shielded from the local voltage of 245V.

Melrose Developments commented about the installation: "It took barely an hour to see the benefits of installing a VO4HOME 3 Phase unit. We monitor all the energy use and immediately recognised a 13% energy saving on electricity consumption.

"However, it's not just about the energy saving, the high voltage at the site was making all the electronic equipment vulnerable to overheating. The VO4HOME system has radically reduced the risk. The installation has resulted in immediate savings in energy consumption and a substantial reduction in electricity costs."

Geoff Clifton, business development manager of VO4HOME, added: "The VO4HOME 3 Phase system is not just being adopted by large home owners, but by small hotels and leisure clubs that face many of the same challenges as this superb house. VO4HOME has also helped SMEs as diverse as retailers and caterers, surgeries and clinics, to reduce their energy bills and cut their carbon footprint."

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Wednesday, March 20, 2013

News: VO4HOME launch new products at Ecobuild

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Rotherham-based VO4HOME Ltd has launched two new additions to its innovative domestic and small business voltage optimisation product range at Ecobuild, the world's largest event for sustainable design, construction and the built environment.

The Templeborough company unveiled a revolutionary 100Amp three phase unit aimed at industrial and retail businesses with electricity bills of up to £25K per annum.


It is the first time VO4HOME's wholesale and electrical customers will be able to market a product of this kind to their customers.

The new three phase unit has a single drop and will enable wholesalers to offer customers 10V, 15V or 20V models. A more efficient, slimmer and more compact single phase unit will also be unveiled at the show.

Geoff Clifton, business development manager at VO4HOME, said: "By offering a wider selection of products with multiple 5V taps through the addition of these new products to the VO4HOME range, the benefits of voltage optimisation will be accessible to a greater number of potential users.

"The 100Amp 3 phase unit, in particular, will cater for the untapped SME sector and will enable these businesses to benefit from significant energy and carbon reductions.

"The new products will be available from our extensive network of wholesalers and partners across the UK and Europe. The installers will be able to recommend the most appropriate solution to their customers."

A three phase VO4HOME unit has recently been installed by Tregroes Waffle Bakery in Wales in a bid to reduce its environmental impact and resulted in immediate savings in energy consumption and a significant reduction in electricity costs.

Kyna Huysmans, head of environmental operations Tregroes Waffle Bakery, said: "As energy prices continue to spiral, we are always looking at ways to reduce our energy usage and make our processes more efficient. The installation of a VO4HOME unit has taken us closer to achieving our goal by reducing costs while benefiting the environment."

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Monday, October 1, 2012

News: New contracts and new staff for VO4HOME

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Rotherham-based VO4HOME Ltd, developer and manufacturer of an innovative domestic voltage optimisation system, has completed a number of diverse installations.

Designed for use in homes and small businesses, the unit optimises incoming voltage to a constant 220V. Although the energy saving potential of VO4HOME is well documented, and the primary reason for installing the innovative solution, the improvement in power quality is, for many, just as important.

One such installation was a recording studio located in the countryside, where the unstable power supply put the expensive equipment, which is valued at over £200,000, at risk. VO4HOME was commissioned to install a voltage optimisation unit to help balance the power supply and improve power quality. The owner of the recording studio has also seen a reduction in energy consumption and costs.

The Templeborough firm was also asked to supply a unit that would reduce the voltage to a flat in Fulham, where overvoltage was causing expensive appliances to shut down.

Geoff Clifton, business development manager at VO4HOME, said: "For any business, poor power quality can lead to high costs in terms of repair and lost production or service. Poor power quality also affects the home, where it can cause problems that reduce the operating efficiency of household appliances."

VO4HOME also assisted a farmer whose milling machine was rendered useless due to high voltage and spikes. Upon his electrician's recommendation, the farmer installed a VO4HOME voltage optimisation unit to both reduce and bring stability to the voltage.

Clifton added: "The outcomes of these recent installations emphasise that, apart from the energy savings available through voltage optimisation, there is an additional and often overlooked benefit – marginally reduced voltage and the natural attenuation of spikes through VO4HOME can have a great effect on the efficiency and longevity of appliances.

"The results prove that whatever equipment you are running in your home or business, the inclusion of a VO4HOME voltage optimisation unit will give that equipment every chance of working more efficiently and lasting longer."

VO4HOME has recently strengthened its technical and sales teams with three new recruits.

Tom Appleyard, a qualified electrician with experience across a range of commercial and domestic standards, as Quality Assurance Technician, a role in which he will assist with the technical development of VO4HOME and the provision of technical customer support.

VO4HOME has also welcomed two new sales representatives – Andrew Romoff and Hanif Ghodawala – who will be responsible for developing business opportunities and distributor networks in the South West, South Wales, East Anglia, the Midlands and North Wales, respectively.

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Monday, May 14, 2012

News: VO4HOME gets results

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Rotherham-based VO4HOME Ltd, developer and manufacturer of the innovative VO4HOME domestic voltage optimisation system, has helped a family in Brighton save an outstanding 18% on electricity bills.

Designed for use in homes and small businesses, the unit optimises incoming voltage to a constant 220V. It was installed at a three-bedroomed semi-detached house containing typical household appliances in November last year.

Homeowner Mrs Andrea Manville said: "Like many homeowners during these tough times our family was looking at ways to combat rising energy costs. While we initially considered PV solar panels, we were put off by the costs involved. In addition, the positioning of our house was inappropriate for such an installation. Having heard about the savings achievable through voltage optimisation, and with the promise of a short payback period, we were keen to put the technology to the test to see whether our family could benefit.

"While the change in voltage wasn't noticeable, the benefits became very clear when we received our electricity bill as it was substantially lower than before. In fact, we saved an amazing 18% without making any lifestyle changes, and without comprising on power quality."

Geoff Clifton, business development manager at VO4HOME, added: "An increasing number of homeowners are turning to voltage optimisation to reduce their energy costs and the results achieved by the Manville family serve as proof that households can continue to enjoy all the benefits of a growing range of home appliances while at the same time being kind to the environment and their pocket."

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Thursday, April 19, 2012

News: VO4HOME reduces energy consumption at 5 star bunkhouse

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VO4HOME Ltd, the Rotherham-based manufacturer, has installed its innovative VO4HOME domestic voltage optimisation system at a 5 star bunkhouse situated in the Brecon Beacons National Park, South Wales, resulting in immediate savings in energy consumption and a substantial reduction in electricity costs.

The installation of a VO4HOME system at Wern Watkin Bunkhouse – which has been graded Gold by the Green Tourism Business Scheme, the national sustainable tourism certification scheme for the UK – has led to savings of 17.6% in electricity consumption, complimenting other green products and initiatives, including a ground source heat pump and photovoltaic solar panels. The VO4HOME unit has also significantly improved power quality.

Manufactured in Templeborough, the system optimises incoming voltage to a constant 220V and can help households and small businesses save 330-500lbs of CO2 emissions each year and save money on power bills by around £90 to £150 a year.
Andrew Fryer, owner and manager of Wern Watkin Bunkhouse said: "Due to the location of the bunkhouse we used to suffer from regular voltage surges, which resulted in recurring equipment failure, particularly water pumps. By installing the VO4HOME unit, power quality has improved and we have seen a marked reduction not only in electricity consumption, but also in the failure of electrical components. In fact, we haven't lost a water pump since we installed the system."

Geoff Clifton, business development manager at VO4HOME, said: "Wern Watkin Bunkhouse already boasted an array of green products and initiatives, including a ground source heat pump and photovoltaic solar panels, when they approached VO4HOME. By installing our voltage optimisation system, we were able to contribute to existing green efforts by not only optimising energy savings, but also by addressing power quality issues."

"An increasing number of small businesses are turning to voltage optimisation to reduce their energy costs and improve energy efficiency. Installations such as the one at Wern Watkin Bunkhouse, as well as a recent VO4HOME installation at a hair and beauty salon in Cyprus where savings of 13% were achieved, prove that small businesses can benefit considerably from voltage optimisation technology."

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Thursday, February 23, 2012

News: New recruit to support growth plans at VO4HOME

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VO4HOME Ltd, the Rotherham-based developer and manufacturer of the innovative VO4HOME domestic voltage optimisation system, has appointed Clive Creasey as sales representative.

The appointment comes following an increase in sales and interest from across the UK and Europe for the innovative system that is designed to maximise the delivery of energy into households and small businesses to 220V/230V.

Mr Creasey will be responsible for developing business opportunities and distributor networks across the UK – with the emphasis on Southern England – and will also play an active role in VO4HOME's line-up of events and seminars.

Geoff Clifton, business development manager at VO4HOME (pictured, left), said: "We have invested in the development of our manufacturing systems and resources to increase output, and the next logical step is to increase our sales resources with the focus being on distributor networks.

"We are extremely pleased to welcome Clive to VO4HOME and we believe that he will add tremendous value to the team."

One of the first events Mr Creasey will attend is a CPD seminar, which will take place at Brighton's Dyke Golf Club on March 28. Delivered specifically with electricians and installers in mind, the seminar – which coincides with the NHS Day of Action on Sustainability – will feature a number of presentations on energy management and sustainability.

Manufactured in Templeborough, the system can give households an immediate and significant energy savings of between 330lbs and 500lbs on CO2 emissions each year while saving between £130 and £200 in electricity costs annually.

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Thursday, November 10, 2011

News: V04HOME appoints new supplier

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Rotherham-based V04HOMEhas appointed Chrome Technologies Limited as the preferred distributor and installer for their innovative products that can reduce energy use and CO2 and lower the end user's electricity bill.

VO4HOME is designed to maximise the delivery of energy into the home to 220V/230V and the Templeborough company has seen a recent upsurge in orders and manufacturing levels, which have allowed them to pass on a significant price reduction in the devices' trade cost.

Geoff Clifton, business development manager for VO4HOME, said: "The economies of scale associated with production costs means that we are now able to pass on a significant reduction in the product's trade price. We see this as an exciting development, and one that will continue as the simply installed devices become more widely used.

"It is a trend that is being driven by councils, social housing providers, energy companies and domestic energy users who are all looking for proven technologies that deliver cost effective solutions to rising energy costs, whilst simultaneously lowering their carbon footprint. It’s very much a win-win situation for the customer."

Wynyard-based Chrome Technologies will add the VO4HOME units to their existing product portfolio which is already helping clients in the North East to save between 12 & 17% on their electricity bills.

Michael Greensmith, VO4's Sales Manager said: "We chose Chrome Technologies as our preferred installer and distributor due to their experience of the emerging green technologies such as efficient lighting control and electric vehicle charging.

"With a client base covering domestic & small/medium business as well as local authorities it has created great opportunities for both companies and we look forward to a long-term partnership. I know that with the experience of Chrome Technologies, the units are being incorporated into packages with their other products and services to create substantial savings for both domestic and commercial clients."

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Monday, October 24, 2011

News: VO4HOME trial shows significant financial savings

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A trial of Rotherham-based VO4HOME's leading products has seen significantly reduced bills, lowered carbon footprint and decreased energy usage for those involved.

VO4HOME is designed to maximise the delivery of energy into the home to 220V/230V and the innovative technology can reduce energy use, CO2 and as a result has a direct impact on lowering the end user's electricity bill.

The trials were carried out in conjunction with not-for-profit business support consultancy CO2Sense, and MJ Energy Services.

CO2Sense is a not for profit environmental consultancy that helps businesses to cut costs and carbon emissions. They offer businesses in Yorkshire and Humber the chance to trial environmental products and services that can substantially reduce environmental impacts and costs.

VO4HOMEs voltage optimisation system is one of the key products selected for the Targeted Market Development programme.

Geoff Clifton, business development manager for VO4HOME, said: "Mike Jackson of MJ Energy Services kindly located the trial site - a small business with a significant electricity requirement due to its use of numerous fridges and freezers.

"The voltage optimization device was fitted and energy usage monitored and then measured against previous levels, and the results have been incredibly encouraging.

"The project demonstrates the tangible financial benefits for those involved in the project, whilst simultaneously lowering their carbon footprint. It's very much a win-win situation for the customer."

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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

News: VO4HOME to be inside the House of the Future

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Rotherham-based voltage optimisation company VO4HOME will be involved in creating the "House of the Future" at the 2011 British Science Festival taking place in Bradford this month.

The "House of the Future" is an important part of the festival in which the latest energy efficient innovations and technologies are assembled during the exhibition with the aim of promoting how an existing home can be made energy efficient and economically viable. The house will provide a realistic view of how housing could potentially develop, with sustainability and accessibility being the primary focus of the project.

VO4HOME is designed to maximise the delivery of energy into the home to 220V/230V and the innovative technology can reduce energy use, CO2 and as a result has a direct impact on lowering the end user's electricity bill.

The Templeborough company's role in the venture is being undertaken in conjunction with business support consultancy CO2Sense

CO2Sense, a not for profit environmental consultancy, that helps businesses in Yorkshire and Humber to cut costs, carbon emissions and profit from the opportunities in the low-carbon sector.

Geoff Clifton, business development manager at VO4HOME, said: "We jumped at the chance to be involved in the House of the Future exhibition, as it provides an important platform for the public to become familiar with energy efficiency technologies that can be easily integrated into the home. Innovations that save the user money, limit energy use and reduces their carbon footprint."

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Thursday, August 18, 2011

News: VO4HOME expands overseas

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Rotherham based voltage optimisation company VO4HOME, has seen its sales footprint increase in Europe following an expansion into the Maltese market with the leading Maltese environmental solutions company, CD Power Saving Co. Ltd.

VO4HOME is designed to maximise the delivery of energy into the home to 220V/230V and the innovative technology can reduce energy use, CO2 and as a result has a direct impact on lowering the end user's electricity bill.

CD Power Saving was established in Malta in 2005 with the aim of providing environmental products and services that can substantially reduce energy usage, environmental impacts and costs to both the consumer and business market.

Martin de Bono, managing director of CD Power Saving, said: "We are constantly looking at new products and technologies that will be of benefit to our customers, and we were very excited when we came across VO4HOME's voltage optimisation product.

"To ensure the device worked as well as we believed it would we had it independently tested at the Malta Institute of Sustainable Energy. The test established the minimum potential savings available by utilising the technology, and is undertaken by two professors from the University of Malta."

The savings, which turned out to be a minimum of 8% were in line with expectations, but will improve in respect of consumer air conditioning systems, which are very common in Malta. The company purchased a significant number of units and see the product becoming one of, if not the, company's flagship product.

Geoff Clifton, business development manager for VO4HOME, said: "This is an exciting development for VO4HOME that will provide tangible cost benefits for those using the technology in Malta. Saving them money whilst simultaneously lowering their carbon footprint. It's very much a win-win situation for the customer."

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Wednesday, July 27, 2011

News: Further recruitment at VO4HOME

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Recent growth has seen Rotherham-based VO4HOME Ltd, the developer and manufacturer of the innovative VO4HOME domestic voltage optimisation system, appoint Michael Greensmith as sales representative.

Mr Greensmith, from Wakefield, has worked in the electrical wholesale sector for over 22 years and brings with him a wealth of current industry experience and understanding, working 15 years at Newey and Eyre most recently as area margin development manager

Based at VO4HOME's head office in Templeborough, his role will primarily involve developing the company’s UK distributor network, with particular emphasis on Northern England and Scotland.

The appointment reflects VO4HOME's rapid growth since its launch in November 2010. In conjunction with the ongoing domestic success, the company has been experiencing a rise in sales and interest for VO4HOME products in markets across Europe.

Geoff Clifton, business development manager at VO4HOME, said: "We are all extremely pleased and excited about welcoming Michael to the team. Having recently invested in the development of our manufacturing systems and resources, so as to increase output, the next logical step was to increase our sales resources, with a particular focus on distributor networks. We look forward to seeing the value Michael will no doubt bring."

Mr Greensmith added: "I am really enjoying the fact that I am selling a product that allows homes to reduce both their energy consumption and carbon footprint, which in turn benefits the environment, as I am a bit of a "Greenie" myself."

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Thursday, July 14, 2011

News: VO4HOME working with CO2Sense

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Rotherham-based voltage optimisation company VO4HOME has entered into a new venture with not-for-profit business support consultancy CO2Sense.

CO2Sense is an environmental consultancy that helps businesses to cut costs and carbon emissions. They offer businesses in Yorkshire and Humber the chance to trial environmental products and services that can substantially reduce environmental impacts and costs.

Based at Templeborough, VO4HOME's voltage optimisation system is one of the products selected for the trials. This innovative technology can reduce energy use, CO2 and as a result has a direct impact on lowering the end user's electricity bill.

CO2Sense has invested in a number of VO4HOME units and both organisations are jointly working on identifying sites that will derive maximum benefit from an installation. The projects will also be monitored and used as case studies to demonstrate what CO2 and financial savings can be achieved by utilising the technology.

Geoff Clifton, business development manager for VO4HOME, said: "This is an exciting project that will provide tangible cost benefits for those involved in the project, whilst simultaneously lowering their carbon footprint. It’s very much a win-win situation for the customer.

"VO4HOME is a cost effective solution that delivers tangible savings on energy consumption. Not only is payback usually within four to five years, which means that it is a commercially sound investment but it also comes with a five year product guarantee."

A social housing project in Durham has already been identified as a test site, with both companies also looking at other potential test site application opportunities within both Small and Medium Sized Enterprise's (SMEs) and university accommodation.

A recently released report from the Committee on Climate Change (CCC), highlights the fact that the UK is failing to act fast enough to cut greenhouse gas emissions and may have to purchase carbon offsets to meet its 2025 targets.

Geoff discussed how products like VO4HOME could be used immediately: "The CCC's report raises serious questions about the pace of change. Many of the funding streams available to homeowners and businesses often involve complex and costly technologies, perhaps the time has come to incorporate simple, but effective approaches to energy reduction, such as voltage optimisation devices, into the equation. A proven technology that takes some 60 minutes to install, but can reduce electricity bills by £90 - £150 per annum."

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Sunday, March 13, 2011

News: VO4HOME passes electrical test

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A recent research report carried out by RWE npower has concluded that an installation of the VO4HOME voltage optimisation solution, developed in Rotherham, could help reduce domestic electricity consumption.

VO4HOME is designed to maximise the delivery of energy into the home to 220V/230V. Currently the voltage supplied to homes by UK energy companies averages 242V, while electrical equipment in the home is designed to operate on 220V/230V.

The RWE Npower research showed that using the VO4HOME system, resulted in a 12% reduction in kWh electricity consumption, for a typical five bedroom detached residential property. The reduction equates to an annual electricity saving of approximately 600kWh, resulting in cost saving of £90 per annum and a CO2 emissions saving of 330kg per annum.

Geoff Clifton, business development manager at VO4HOME, said: "We have developed a product that will have a huge impact on the amount of carbon emitted by households across the UK.

"With a VO4HOME installed households can make tangible savings on their annual electricity bill, whilst helping to save the environment."

The Templeborough company has recently returned from a successful Ecobuild 2011 where they managed to establish many new leads, with housing associations, local authorities, house-builders photovoltaic installers, electrical engineers and end users. All of which are becoming ever more keen to identify easy to implement solutions for reducing energy consumption in the home.

Geoff added: "We are noticing a great deal of interest in our system, which was evidenced not only by the number of people that visited our stand, but also by the number of telephone calls we have been receiving since returning to the office."

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Thursday, February 17, 2011

News: VO4Home at Ecobuild 2011

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Rotherham-based VO4HOME, the developers of the new energy saving, carbon reducing solution for the home, will be exhibiting at Ecobuild 2011.

The exhibition and conference, which is being held at the ExCeL centre, in the Docklands, London, from March 1 - 3, will showcase the latest developments in design, construction and the built environment.

VO4HOME is designed to maximise the delivery of energy into the home to 220V/230V. Currently the voltage supplied to homes by UK energy companies averages 242V, while electrical equipment in the home is designed to operate on 220V/230V.

The innovative system, which is based on proven technology currently used by many commercial electricity users, allows households to reduce their carbon footprint by an average of 330 – 500 lbs per year, save between £90 and £150 annually on electricity bills and prevent wear and tear, normally caused by electrical over supply and power surges, on household appliances.

So confident are VO4HOME that the solution can save households a minimum 10% on their electricity consumption over the course of a 12 month period, that they will refund customers £100 if they do not achieve the saving. This is redeemable with a voucher that is provided as part of the product package.

Geoff Clifton business development manager at VO4HOME said: "VO4HOME provides households with a quick, cost effective way to make tangible savings on energy consumption. Not only does it come with a five year product guarantee but payback is usually within five years, which means that it is a commercially sound investment."

Also exhibiting at Ecobuild will be MET-UK, the vocational training provider for the construction industry with a large training facility in Rotherham

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Monday, November 22, 2010

News: Rotherham company launch innovative product that saves homes £100 a year on electricity bills

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A revolutionary energy saving solution for the home, Voltage Optimisation 4 Home, or VO4HOME, has recently launched by a Rotherham company.

Available nationwide, the innovative system, which is based on proven technology currently used by many commercial electricity users, allows households to reduce their carbon footprint by an average of 330 – 500 lbs per year, save between £90 and £150 annually on electricity bills and prevent wear and tear, normally caused by electrical over supply and power surges, on household appliances.

VO4HOME is designed to maximise the delivery of energy into the home to 220V/230V. Currently the voltage supplied to homes by UK energy companies averages 242V, while electrical equipment in the home is designed to operate on 220V/230V.

An innovative energy saving device VO4HOME, which relies on magnetic interaction, has no moving parts and requires no maintenance. In addition, it delivers low impedance, high efficiency and comes with a 5 year warranty.

There are an estimated 27 million households in Britain, with most having the carbon footprint the size of a cow. If each household were to be installed with a VO4HOME system, the UK as a whole would save between £2.7 billion and £4 billion each year on energy costs and reduce its carbon emissions by 9 - 13.5 billion lbs per year.

Dr. Alex Mardapittas, developer of the innovative VO4HOME solution, said: "We have developed a product that will have a huge impact not only on the amount of carbon that is emitted by households across the UK, but across the world.

"With a VO4HOME installed households will soon be able to make significant, tangible savings on their annual electricity bill, whilst at the same time doing their bit for the environment."

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