Belkin Conserve Wattage Monitor

**eviltrain** · 18th Jun 2010, 10:45

take a look at this new product by Belkin

Conserve

looks good and able to calculate the amount of wattage your whole setup use.

**Jimmy** · 18th Jun 2010, 11:57

are you getting one for your setup? hehe...

just wondering, so what if we know how much wattage our setup is using. what can we really do? upgrade equipments is the only way i think, cant be we reduce light hours etc right? will the reading roughly the same if we add up the wattage rating of our equipments together?

**Fuzzy** · 18th Jun 2010, 12:11

Try to approach optimal flow rates, slightly increase chiller temperatures, switch to less energy consuming LEDs, a number of ways but most involve some sort of up front investment.

**Shadow** · 18th Jun 2010, 14:25

There are different brand like Kill A Watt. I have one similar to Kill A Watt, I bought it to prove my wife that my fish tank setup not the one that contribute most to PUB bill

**eviltrain** · 18th Jun 2010, 14:32

luckily my parents understanding enough, rather me staying home and mess with my shrimps than go drinking and make a mess of myself. haha

**vinz** · 18th Jun 2010, 15:20

Originally Posted by Fuzzy

Try to approach optimal flow rates, slightly increase chiller temperatures, switch to less energy consuming LEDs, a number of ways but most involve some sort of up front investment.

Have you found it in Singapore? That is an Amazon.com link.

**eviltrain** · 18th Jun 2010, 15:25

haha, it's not even out yet.

**felix_fx2** · 18th Jun 2010, 18:38

Originally Posted by Shadow

There are different brand like Kill A Watt. I have one similar to Kill A Watt, I bought it to prove my wife that my fish tank setup not the one that contribute most to PUB bill

I believe Kill A Watt is sold in Suntec.
Somewhere near the tools section in Carrefou

**Fuzzy** · 18th Jun 2010, 22:14

I think Homefix also carries the Kill A Watt.

**eviltrain** · 18th Jun 2010, 22:31

oh is it? whats the price range? cheaper than buying online?

**Fuzzy** · 19th Jun 2010, 00:05

Seriously unlikely..their prices are...not the greatest to put it tactfully.

**madnugget** · 19th Jun 2010, 08:00

kill a watt is a bit pricey.

bro eviltrain, i actually saw a item that is similar to it at eastpoint home fix and is wallet friendly (less than a blue note), its called esocket if i'm not wrong.

**Fuzzy** · 19th Jun 2010, 10:05

Oh and the Belkin power gauge should be available locally once a 220v version is released.

There is a local distributor for the full range of Belkin Products now.
http://www.banleong.com/sg/brands/Belkin