Want to lower your energy consumption at home? Start with these energy-efficient appliances and fittings!

novita GreenFan F-3

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The novita GreenFan F-3 maximises efficiency thanks to its Brushless DC Motor System, which utilises only 2 watts of power at the lowest speed. On top of that, the fan’s built-in lithium-ion battery supports cordless operation for up to 28 hours with every full charge. The fan is also compact and portable, with a weight of just 2.9kg, yet produces a strong, cooling airflow up to 15 metres long. You can easily convert it from a standing fan into a desktop fan too; make use of the Bluetooth remote control for extra convenience!

The novita GreenFan F-3 comes with a variety of handy features, such as the natural wind mode and the auto smart sensor, which detects the temperature and humidity levels in the room and adapts the fan’s speed for the best results. Plus, it’s the perfect pick for minimalist homeowners who need something sleek and streamlined to blend seamlessly with a modern home design. Its understated matte white finish certainly won’t disappoint.

Samsung Heatpump Dryer

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With a 5-tick energy rating, the Samsung Heatpump Dryer makes use of refrigerant technology instead of standard electricity in order to heat the air inside the drum and additionally recycles the air to avoid energy wastage. The dryer also detects the clothes’ humidity using three separate sensors and adjusts the drying time accordingly. Not only does this make for a more energy-efficient drying process, but also a more gentle laundry cycle overall. Select the Wrinkle Prevent setting for extra smooth and crease-free laundry!

Philips LED lights

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If you’re still using traditional light bulbs in your home, it’s time to switch to LED lights! LED lights can save you a whole lot on your energy bill without compromising on brightness, and they generally last a lot longer than classic light bulbs as well. We particularly recommend the Philips LED lights, which use up to 80% less energy than incandescent bulbs while producing the same warm glow we all know and love. Plus, one of Philips’ LED lights can last for up to 15,000 hours, which is the equivalent of 15 incandescent bulbs. In a nutshell, LED lights are less wasteful, more energy-efficient and extra convenient.

LG Gallery OLED evo TV

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LG has been consistently launching impressive OLED TVs, but we especially love the Gallery models, which double up as realistic paintings when not in use and make for an absolutely stunning display in any home. The newest model in the Gallery series makes use of the OLED evo technology, which sets a new standard for OLED panels with an extra layer and a more emissive material, optimising and refining the TV’s efficiency for increased brightness and an extra sharp image.

But the new OLED evo technology has another advantage, too—while the standard OLED Gallery TVs only maintain their four energy ticks in larger screen sizes, the OLED evo model remains just as efficient and energy-saving in the smallest format, making it a fantastic choice for eco-conscious homeowners with less square footage.