Just ran a search on 'Google' and found they cost between £18 and £24. If
they do work it would be some time before you got your money back. Also they
look quite bulky.

"IMM" wrote in message
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From this website
http://www.msarch.co.uk/ecohome/tour.html


As the couple planned to invite lodgers, they needed a second
fridge/freezer, so naturally. They decided to find an energy-efficient and
ozone-friendly model. It was also fitted with a SavaPlug which saves a
further 20% on what is the most energy-intensive device in the house after
hot water and central heating


Where can these plugs be obtained, are they expensive, and do they really
save that amount of energy?

This house is being updated to near, or better, new house insulation
levels - consuming as little energy as possible. The e.g., in best
example
in the country.




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