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The Leech Plug is a concept design by Conor Klein. The Leech mimics the behaviour of its namesake, once it has let the device connected to it to have its fill of electricity, the plug physically disconnects itself from the power supply.
I recently talked about a kit for Tweeting your Power Usage that was based on a DIY kit. However, there’s now an eco gadget that will internet-enable your appliances quickly and easily. The Watt’s Up? – Internet Enabled Electricity Meter contains a built in web server that allows your power usage details to be accessed via the web. (more…)
With twitter taking off (*ahem*, EnviroGadget is now on Twitter), some bright spark has designed a unit that publishes the power consumption of one of your power outlets to Twitter using a modified Kill-A-Watt meter. (more…)
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Handy Grey Water Siphon and Pump
An inexpensive way of reusing water from your bath or washing up bowl into the garden for watering the plants. (read more...) |
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Solar-Powered Portable Insect Killer
A solar-powered insect killer that will kill most types of flying insect, typically the ones that bite! (read more...) |
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Motion-Activated LED Outdoor Light
A low energy security light that can be powered by rechargeable batteries, and triggers the 5 bright LEDs when motion is detected. (read more...) |
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Wild Grass Solar Garden Lights
Solar-powered LED lights that look like wild grass. The ultimate in designer LED lighting for your garden! (read more...) |
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Printed Circuit Board Necklace
An unusual item of jewelery made from recycled computer circuit boards. (read more...) |
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Solio Mag - Solar Powered Charger
A hybrid solar-powered charger featuring a case made from a highly durable magnesium alloy. (read more...) |
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Solar Powered Stainless Steel Blue Deck Lights
Some seriously stylish deck lights that are completely self-contained and solar-powered. (read more...) |
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