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Equipment that uses electricity or heat.

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Explore one topic at a time, from everyday benefits to equipment choices and the plan that connects them.
Equipment that uses electricity or heat.
How quickly equipment uses or supplies energy.
An amount of electricity or heat used or stored over time.
The prices and rules in your energy supply agreement.
Useful heat, or cooling with suitable equipment, saved for later.
Stored resources kept available for chosen priorities.
Ventilation equipment that transfers heat and moisture between separate air streams.
Useful heating or cooling delivered for each unit of electricity consumed under stated conditions.
How much electricity a battery stores. Usable capacity can be lower than the stated total.
How quickly a battery delivers electricity. This is different from how much it stores.
Timing flexible tasks around household priorities, available resources and equipment limits.
The value credited for electricity sent to the grid under your tariff.
A task that can move within an acceptable time window, such as vehicle charging.
Equipment that moves heat between places, rather than producing it only through electrical resistance.
Heating or cooling that carries thermal energy in water. Underfloor heating is one example.
Supported control running at the property. Online information and remote functions still require the relevant connections.
Different electricity prices at different times under a time-of-use tariff.
Following readings and equipment reports to understand changes over time.
A model of a particular home and candidate systems, more specific than the website’s illustrative day.
A compatible distribution board or circuit controls that provide information and, where supported, manage selected circuits.
Ultraviolet disinfection in a suitably designed water system. It does not resolve every water-quality concern.