EnergyStar compliant?
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I can't imagine that they are, but to address that which qualifies them for ES compliance: Brightness: I honestly don't think they match the light output of 40 watt bulbs, but they're not nearly as dim as 20w bulbs. Constant light output level: I've had mine for a while and haven't noticed any notable degradation in the output. Color quality: It's awful close to a standard uncoated incandescent. Efficiency: Better than CFLs. Instant on: Couldn't be better. Dim flickering: I don't have any dimmers so I can't test it, but I believe these particular bulbs are not designed to dim. Off state power draw: Couldn't detect any flowing current. Hope that helps!
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just go to their site they can answer that question better than me they usually have tips to work on everything http://www.energizerpowerpacks.com/
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I had no trouble at all. I use Time Warner and using the set-up instructions, it has worked well, including TIVO. My advice is to get all the information available for Energy Power Bar and give their customer service call. For the price, its a good box.
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I have a brand new package of the same exact bulbs as these and my packaging does have the energy star label on it, however, I don't see it on the package that is on the amazon site. Everything else on the package is identical. I bought mine at costco.
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I cannot find anything for an energy star claim. the main thing is to use it on a system that does not have aux heat if you are using a heat pump. it is apparently NOT a fully smart system.
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The power supplies are approved, the injector block has no active components. So no approval is required.
1539979
Yes you can run small steady state energy eaters from 900 watt system. Which the start-up however. Add the equipment one at time to avoid a in-rush surge.
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This printer is EnergyStar qualified. i can't answer your question about its EPEAT category. There is nothing written in the document that I have. Try contacting HP and ask them.
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From the specs, it does not qualify from what I can tell. The 'energy factor' is .62 at best and it is not energy star certified.
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Hi Diane, surge protectors are not eligible to get an Energy Star rating - no surge protectors (regardless of manufacturer) have this rating. Tripp Lite does however have a line of ECO green surge protectors. You can view their product pages here: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=tripp%20lite%20eco%20surge
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Shouldn't be a problem so long as you don't exceed the maximum wattage the unit can support
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Hiya, Pat. I'm not sure where you live, but in my neck of the woods (large midwestern city), in order to connect to the 'grid', the power company requires that the installation be completed by licensed/bonded electricians. State, county, city electric codes are rigorously enforced here. So I would also check with a competent electrical contractor to ascertain how they deal with the modifications you intend to use. Where I live, at least, the contractors are willing to work with you. edit: "Due to the cost of systems, most people do not buy large systems to "sell back." And utilities usually only pay full retail rate for your electricity until your meter hits zero. When you start producing a surplus, most utilities will not pay more than "avoided cost" --for example, their fuel charges, which are usually not more than $0.02 to $0.04 per kWh." -- Chapter 14 Grid-Tie Systems, "The Complete Idiot's guide to SOLAR POWER for YOUR HOME 2nd ed. by Dan Ramsey with David Huges." cheers,
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I did find this: " HomeAgain is compliant with the ISO Standards, under Annex 2.1 of Standard 11785. ", however if this is of a concern for you it would be best to give the company a call. They would be your best source.
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I bought two and still have the box from one. Nothing on the box or instructions show the sign as energy star listed. It does say ETL Listed. Being an LED fixture I would be shocked if it didn't qualify for such a rating.
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Not sure of electricity consumption; however, the appliance is "Energy Star" rated.
2281042
Yes, I sent it back. Their equipment is not in conformance with any code. The inside parts are not up to any market or security specifications. I was chocked about the lack of security. It's a fire hazard ! I have 9x 150 W solar panels. Even at full performance of the solar panels ( Theoretical 1350 W) I never reached a power output of more than 450 Watt!!! I sent it back and got refunded after they offered me to send individuals parts, worth $4.50 and to soother it myself. I repeat my claim several times before I got reimbursed !
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From wikipedia: In March 2010, a report by the Government Accountability Office stated that the Energy Star program had accepted 15 out of 20 bogus products submitted for approval. The Energy Star program had also qualified four businesses as Energy Star partners, failing to catch the fact that information on the companies, products and staff were all fictitious.