Reduce energy consumption with smart lighting.

Smart lighting is another energy-efficient technology. Imagine you’re at work or on holiday and suddenly realize you’ve left the lights on in the house. Sounds like a bad joke, right? Well, smart lighting allows you to turn it off with your phone regardless of your location. This way you’ll save energy, not to mention that 17% of your carbon footprint is caused by lighting alone. In addition, this device adjusts appliances and lights to minimize the amount of electricity they consume.

Save energy by using a smart thermostat.

Smart cooling and heating systems save you a lot of energy and allow you to set their operating schedule. You can set the system to pump heat or cool air only when someone is home. If a door is opened, the window is turned off. Moreover, if you leave for work and realize that you left it open, you can simply go into the app and close it.

The scope for improvement in energy savings is numerous and increases depending on the situation.