What's new at Logicor

Logicor are working on a new product to compliment our existing portfolio of energy saving products.

The new Logicor Energy Meter or LEM for short will begin live trails from the end of July through to September and is due for release before December 2016.

The purpose of the LEM is to read and report back accurately the total energy usage for a single property right down to a resolution of a single Watt second. This will help to build an energy use picture to guide customers in ways to save money and energy.

The LEM has a high degree of learning capability built into it and will allow each connected LEM talk to other LEM’s on it's own network and identify individual devices in a home. For example it will be able to identify that the iron is still switched on or that the tumble drier is on. The resolution is so small that it will be able to identify a phone charger or a TV in standby.

We think it’s a worthy addition to our portfolio of products and dove tails in perfectly with the company’s push in the direction of energy saving solution, in particular the CHS and ILHWS.

We are excited to announce the release of our latest product: the InLine Hot Water System!
This will complement the Clear Heater System in your home or office by providing efficient hot water on demand, and just like the Clear Heater System you'll have full control of how much you spend on hot water on a daily or monthly basis via the smart Control Panel.

The new system replaces both the traditional boiler and the storage tank in your home removing the need for gas in your home altogether when combined with the Clear Heater System.

We've put together a fact sheet below to give you a sneak preview of how it works and what to expect....

Whilst our installation programme gathers more pace it has become apparent that there is a higher than predicted level of homes in the UK not equipped with Wi-Fi access to the internet.

Customers without Wi-fi are not benefiting from some of the higher end functionality of the Clear Heater system.

To resolve this we have brought forward the launch of our 3G version of the Control Panel, which will be available during the first half of 2014.

In the meantime we will continue to assist customers where we can.

Having an existing relationship with South African manufacturers we have been receiving a higher than expected number of enquiries from other countries within the African continent. The majority of those enquires have come from construction companies wanting to incorporate our Logicor Green Wall Sockets into their current and future building projects.

 Ever since the 2011 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP17) hosted in South Africa there has been increasing interest from African companies in the area of energy saving technology. Marketing directly to those companies and the African construction industry is seen to be a great way to introduce our products to what we believe to be an emerging market.

Read more about our Green Wall Socket in the African Construction Review Supplement.

The Energy Saving Trust has officially recommended Logicor's Energy Saving Green Adaptor to help save you money and help the environment.

The Energy Saving Trust is a non-profit organisation that provides free, impartial advice tailored to help you save money and fight climate change by reducing carbon dioxide emissions from your home.

Logicor wants to help to eradicate Fuel Poverty in the UK and as such are proud members of the NEA. More than 7 million households in the UK cannot afford to heat their homes to a standard required for good health and comfort. They are in fuel poverty, needing to spend 10% or more of their income on energy.

Think of fuel poverty as having to make a decision between paying to have the heating on or using the money to buy food. No one should have to make that decision and Logicor wants to do what is can to help. Our energy saving products will help combat these problems.

NEA develops and promotes energy efficiency services to tackle the heating and insulation problems of low-income households. Working in partnership with central and local government; with fuel utilities, housing providers and health services; and with consumer organisations, NEA aims to eradicate fuel poverty and campaigns for greater investment in energy efficiency to help those who are poor or vulnerable.

Visit the National Energy Action website.

Logicor recently ran a mini trial to see if consumers were given the choice of Green Plugs for their homes totally free of charge how many they would have and what effect that would have on their electricity consumption. The person who received the best energy saving results achieved 51% energy savings during the trial. He is seen here pictured receiving his winning cheque for £354.80.

The Results of the trial can be seen here: