PLUGGED IN
PLUGGED IN - is the title of Progressive Housewares / HousewaresNews.net FOCUS ON: SDA feature.
Graeme Rodger, category manager at Strix, explains: "Energy efficiency and convenience are probably the key drivers in terms of both design and functionality in the SDA sector. The majority of our new products under our Laica and Aqua Optima brands this year, and moving into 2023, are focused around consumer concerns over energy usage"
"Consumers want to be able to enjoy a hot drink that feels professionally made or shop bought, at the correct temperature and at the touch of a button - so ease of use and customisation is also crucial."
A strong example of this is the company's Aqua Optima Aurora Instant Hot and Cold-Water Filter Dispenser, which allows the user to select the volume and temperature of the drink. With 49 possible combinations, it is a kettle, water cooler and water filter in one, taking up less space. The appliance is also awarded a Quiet Mark - also key for consumers.
Read more about the Aqua Optima Aurora Instant Hot and Cold-Water Filter Dispenser here.
Visit the Progressive Housewares website here.
Related Articles
Snuggle up with a perfectly made hot drink in the colder days ahead
Great advice being served by Newsquest in many of their regions, including Echo Essex, Brighton Argus and many others.
Slash Energy Bills with Air Fryer and Join the Big Cooker Switch Off Challenge
Demand for energy efficient air fryers has rocketed by 3,000% in a year as people attempt to offset soaring fuel bills this winter...
Sounds Smart: Tech Tools for Acoustic Comfort by Quiet Mark
Quiet Mark share useful tech tools to help improve acoustic comfort.
Reduce Your Energy Bills, Carbon Footprint, and Unwanted Noise with Quiet Mark Certified Heat Pumps
Rising energy bills are of increasing importance as prices are set to surge even further. Heat pumps offer an efficient solution as they generate about 3.5kWh of heat for every 1kWh of electricity used. That’s 350% efficiency!
Loud in the USA! The Dangers of a Noisy Planet
For Episode 45 of The Quiet Mark Podcast, we welcomed Rick Neitzel, University of Michigan’s professor of environmental health sciences and global public health, to discuss the importance of noise pollution and its, often invisible, health risks.
