Have you heard of Ecojoko? This French innovation, which we explored during the launch of our EcoTech series, is highly recommended as a smart connected device for homes!
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As the colder days start rolling in and subscribers to EDF Tempo will soon need to be wary of the so-called red days
, the manufacturer has decided to add a very useful bit of information to its device!
Ecojoko Now Displays Your Subscription Rates!
Indeed, for households subscribed to a peak/off-peak rate plan (including Tempo), the Ecojoko assistant has been enhanced with a new feature:
• Upcoming rates (including the current one) can be viewed by clicking on the central button of the display.
Thanks to this update, you can monitor your electricity rates at a glance and better manage your consumption to reduce your bills.
claims the manufacturer.
For your information, the price gauge replaces the room’s humidity rate. You can still access your humidity readings in the app under the “Measurements” > “Humidity” tab.
How Does Ecojoko Work?
To put it simply, Ecojoko consists of two parts:
• A sensor, to be installed at your electrical panel
The sensor comes in two forms:
– A Linky key (simpler but slightly less precise)
But the concept doesn’t just stop at displaying consumption: the system also analyzes the electrical signature of all your devices and provides a regular summary of your consumption.
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I’ve been using this product for several years now and it’s undoubtedly the most useful connected device in the house! It not only helps identify major electrical expenses but also prevents unpleasant surprises by keeping an eye on real-time consumption.