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HAI Announces 500w CFL Smart Switch


HAI has announced a 500W CFL smart switch, the newest addition to their UPB HLC product line. This switch is designed to work with dimmable CFL bulbs better than the current standard HLC dimmer switch. The current dimmer switch has trouble when the light dims under 20%. This new 500w CFL dimmer switch will solve that problem.

"The HAI CFL Switch is part of our continuing efforts to provide energy efficient solutions," explains Jay McLellan, HAI President.

The product would be available in following colors:

  • Almond shades
  • Black
  • Brown
  • Grey
  • Ivory
  • White.

For more information, refer to the press release from HAI here.

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Posted in HAI


- Mile High Automation
Posted on March 2, 2010 18:55
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Home Automation Energy Savings

HAI recently published this pie chart, which shows the breakdown of energy usage in a typical home.

Our home automation systems are able to greatly reduce usage in each area. Here's a breakdown of each system:
Heating & Cooling: By automating your thermostat, we can program your system to heat and cool the house while you are home, and go into energy saving mode while you are out or on vacation. This can easily reduce your heating and cooling energy costs by 15% or more. Your cost on the thermostats is typically recouped in under 6 months.
Lighting: We can have lights automatically turn off when you leave the home, greatly reducing your usage. Also, by dimming your lights to 75%, you are saving 25% in energy. This will quickly add up over time.
Appliance and Water Heater Control: Using HAI load control modules, controlled outlets, and relays we are able to automatically turn off these devices when you are away from the home.
"Go Green" custom programming: We have started offering a button on clients touch screens called "Go Green". Pressing this button will lower your thermostats 2 degrees, and dim any lights that are on 10%. This gives you an instant house-wide energy savings of about 15%. When pressed a second time, the thermostats drop another 2 degrees and the lights dim another 10%.

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Posted in HAI, General


- Josh
Posted on December 3, 2008 22:27
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