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Kill-A-Watt EZ Plug Power Meter
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The Kill A Watt EZ is a plug-in watt hour / kWh meter designed to easily measure electricity use by plug-in appliances. This plug power meter from the makers of the original Kill A Watt builds on the popularity, success and capabilities of the original product.
The newest model is the P4460 Kill A Watt EZ. It still displays all the same measurements of the original Kill A Watt product, but adds in your running cost and projected cost. It also features a battery backup so you don't use data if the unit is unplugged or loses power.
Now you will know how much that pesky energy hog appliance is costing you to run each day! Figure out the cost of your electrical expenses by the day, week, month or year.
You can also check the quality of power from your power company by monitoring line frequency (Hz), voltage (Volts) and Power Factor (VA)
Kill-A-Watt EZ is the newest and lowest-cost way of measuring your electrical use and cost.
Watts it costing?
What good is it to measure your power consumption if you don’t know what it’s costing you?!
Don't be fooled by other products that DON'T measure cost, choose the Kill A Watt EZ - order online today!
If it's not EZ, it DOESN'T measure cost!
You can also purchase the Kill-A-Watt EZ as part of a home energy monitoring kit which includes the P4460 Kill A Watt EZ plus either an Energy Detective or Power Cost Monitor total home energy use monitor.
The newest model is the P4460 Kill A Watt EZ. It still displays all the same measurements of the original Kill A Watt product, but adds in your running cost and projected cost. It also features a battery backup so you don't use data if the unit is unplugged or loses power.
Now you will know how much that pesky energy hog appliance is costing you to run each day! Figure out the cost of your electrical expenses by the day, week, month or year.
You can also check the quality of power from your power company by monitoring line frequency (Hz), voltage (Volts) and Power Factor (VA)
Kill-A-Watt EZ is the newest and lowest-cost way of measuring your electrical use and cost.
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Watts it costing?
What good is it to measure your power consumption if you don’t know what it’s costing you?! Don't be fooled by other products that DON'T measure cost, choose the Kill A Watt EZ - order online today!
If it's not EZ, it DOESN'T measure cost!
You can also purchase the Kill-A-Watt EZ as part of a home energy monitoring kit which includes the P4460 Kill A Watt EZ plus either an Energy Detective or Power Cost Monitor total home energy use monitor.
The Good:
Compact, inexpensive and easy to use. Feels durable. Screen has large numbers which make it easy to read.
The Bad:
No software for reporting or backlight, making the screen hard to read in low light conditions.
The Bottom Line:
A simple and inexpensive way to measure power use for plug-in devices. What it does, it does well and at the price it's a steal!
Compact, inexpensive and easy to use. Feels durable. Screen has large numbers which make it easy to read.
The Bad:
No software for reporting or backlight, making the screen hard to read in low light conditions.
The Bottom Line:
A simple and inexpensive way to measure power use for plug-in devices. What it does, it does well and at the price it's a steal!
Full Review
Everywhere you go these days you can't help but hear about the rising cost of energy and the impact that that is having on our wallets ... and the environment.
As homeowners there are things we can all do to save a little energy. Hey, why waste your hard earned dough?! We call this home energy management and the Kill-A-Watt EZ from P3 International is one-half of your home energy management solution. (See the bottom of this product review for the other half.)
There are several other products on the market that do this - notably the Watts Up, Watts Up Pro and EML2020 - but at less than half the cost of next-cheapest competitor the Kill-A-Watt EZ is the most popular product on the market for a reason. When you are trying to save money it's counter productive to spend more than you need to!
So having recently made the decision to try and reduce my power bill I got my hands on one of these little guys and off I went to measure the power consumption of some of the appliances in my own home.
The carton itself was a very professional consumer package which suggested to me that the manufacturer had invested some time and money into developing and marketing this product. This is a good thing! I have found from experience that companies who invest a little time and money into their packaging tend to be of a larger size and are - in my estimation - more likely to be around in the long term. This gives me confidence that if I have any issues with the product the company will still be there to support it in the future.
Looking at the front, there is a large LCD screen at the top with 5 soft touch rubber buttons below that to control the operation of the power meter.
Flipping it over to the back I saw that the electrical prongs are near the bottom of the product which is useful for raising the screen up a little bit. (More on this later.) I also noticed the ETL approval sticker (cETL and ETLus) meaning that it has been tested by a reputable third-party and that it is safe to use in the US and Canada.
Once in, the Kill-A-Watt EZ powered right up automatically and the screen showed the voltage of the circuit.
To change modes, you press the menu button which will move from, say, these electrical parameters to cost related parameters or energy metering data.
The energy and cost screens can be reset by pressing the reset button and the unit cost of electricity can be set once in that mode by pressing the pink set button and then using the up/down arrows to change the value. I set mine to $0.08c / kWh which is what I pay on my energy contract where I live.
For this test I am measuring the power drawn by a computer system - monitor and CPU. Once I get a few days of data I'll update this review and let you know what I find!
But then it's NOT designed to do these things and that's reflected in the price. If you need software, try the Watts Up Pro and if you need to measure 220/240V, check out the EML2020 but be prepared to take a bit of a step up in price.
With this product there really is no excuse why you too can't save money and become a little more frugal with energy use within your home. For the low entry price I would imaging the payback would be fairly short. And whether you're concerned about the environment or not we can all do our bit to help.
As homeowners there are things we can all do to save a little energy. Hey, why waste your hard earned dough?! We call this home energy management and the Kill-A-Watt EZ from P3 International is one-half of your home energy management solution. (See the bottom of this product review for the other half.)
What is it?
The Kill-A-Watt EZ is a simple to use plug-in power meter which shows you the amount of energy used by - and more importantly the cost of - powering the appliance(s) that are plugged into it. The Kill-A-Watt EZ is not to be confused with its little brother (the 'regular' Kill-A-Watt (without the 'EZ') which doesn't show cost!There are several other products on the market that do this - notably the Watts Up, Watts Up Pro and EML2020 - but at less than half the cost of next-cheapest competitor the Kill-A-Watt EZ is the most popular product on the market for a reason. When you are trying to save money it's counter productive to spend more than you need to!
So having recently made the decision to try and reduce my power bill I got my hands on one of these little guys and off I went to measure the power consumption of some of the appliances in my own home.
Packaging
My Kill-A-Watt EZ was delivered in a popcorn-filled cardboard box. On opening that, I found the Kill-A-Watt EZ sealed in a heavy-duty plastic carton - safely protected from shipping accidents and moisture.The carton itself was a very professional consumer package which suggested to me that the manufacturer had invested some time and money into developing and marketing this product. This is a good thing! I have found from experience that companies who invest a little time and money into their packaging tend to be of a larger size and are - in my estimation - more likely to be around in the long term. This gives me confidence that if I have any issues with the product the company will still be there to support it in the future.
First Impressions
After I opened the carton I was pleased to note that the outer shell of the Kill-A-Watt EZ was made of a durable (gray) plastic - it feels thick and substantial, not at all cheap and flimsy.Looking at the front, there is a large LCD screen at the top with 5 soft touch rubber buttons below that to control the operation of the power meter.
Flipping it over to the back I saw that the electrical prongs are near the bottom of the product which is useful for raising the screen up a little bit. (More on this later.) I also noticed the ETL approval sticker (cETL and ETLus) meaning that it has been tested by a reputable third-party and that it is safe to use in the US and Canada.
Plugging It In
So everything in place it was time to plug the Kill-A-Watt EZ in. I noticed that due to its size and shape that if you were to plug this guy into a double plug outlet you'd lose use of the second socket. Not a problem for me but worth keeping in mind depending on how your plugs are arranged within your home.Once in, the Kill-A-Watt EZ powered right up automatically and the screen showed the voltage of the circuit.
Use & Operation
To change the electrical parameters, you simply press the up or down key and it will cycle through the electrical parameters - volts, amps, frequency (Hz) & power factor.To change modes, you press the menu button which will move from, say, these electrical parameters to cost related parameters or energy metering data.
The energy and cost screens can be reset by pressing the reset button and the unit cost of electricity can be set once in that mode by pressing the pink set button and then using the up/down arrows to change the value. I set mine to $0.08c / kWh which is what I pay on my energy contract where I live.
For this test I am measuring the power drawn by a computer system - monitor and CPU. Once I get a few days of data I'll update this review and let you know what I find!
Points to Note
There are a few things that I would like to see improved on this product in future versions. First I'd prefer a back-lit LCD display to make the unit easier to read in low-light conditions. I'd also prefer the screen to be angled upwards - because plugs are usually quite low to the ground, with the flat-facing screen you may have to get on your hands and knees to read the display. People with difficulty sitting/standing might find this a challenge. If the screen pointed upwards however it would be a little easier to see from a standing position.Summary
Overall, I really like this product. What it does, it does well. True, there is no software for recording power use over time (although it does have the kWh counter on the display) and it can't measure 220/240V three wire electrical appliances like a range, dryer, larger AC unit or hot tub, for example.But then it's NOT designed to do these things and that's reflected in the price. If you need software, try the Watts Up Pro and if you need to measure 220/240V, check out the EML2020 but be prepared to take a bit of a step up in price.
With this product there really is no excuse why you too can't save money and become a little more frugal with energy use within your home. For the low entry price I would imaging the payback would be fairly short. And whether you're concerned about the environment or not we can all do our bit to help.
- Calculate and forecast your energy costs in dollar and cents by hour, day, week, month or year
- Accuracy within 0.2%
- LCD display cumulative kilowatt-hour monitor
Power factor displays:
- Volts
- Amps
- Watts
- Hz
- VA
- KWH
- Operating Voltage: 115 VAC
- Max Voltage: 125 VAC
- Max Current: 15 A
- Max Power: 1980 VA
- Built-In Battery Backup
- Weight: 5 oz.
- Dimensions: 5 1/8" X 2 1/2" x 1 1/2"
Popularity: 98.90%
Customer Ratings: 
4.4 of 5 (60 reviews)
4.4 of 5 (60 reviews)
Recommended: YES: 54 | NO: 0
Interesting
Power Saver RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
January 20, 2010
The Good:
Easy to use.
The Bad:
It would be good if you could enter different "time of day" specific rates. I had to add a short extension cord between the unit and the wall so that I could monitor and read the display easily. This also avoids the unit blocking the second plug of a duplex.
The Bottom Line:
I hope to use it to track the most energy hungry items in my house. So far it has been great and I can see on one appliance how I can save ~$100 per year just by shutting it off when not in use.
Easy to use.
The Bad:
It would be good if you could enter different "time of day" specific rates. I had to add a short extension cord between the unit and the wall so that I could monitor and read the display easily. This also avoids the unit blocking the second plug of a duplex.
The Bottom Line:
I hope to use it to track the most energy hungry items in my house. So far it has been great and I can see on one appliance how I can save ~$100 per year just by shutting it off when not in use.
durable and highly functional
jmfolcik RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
December 30, 2009
The Good:
It does exactly what I was looking for, I like how it can be hooked up for even months at a time to add up the usage of something that is used irregularly.
The Bad:
it did take me about a half hour to completely understand how to use the interface.
The Bottom Line:
Very good product, for the price range it is probably the best option out there.
It does exactly what I was looking for, I like how it can be hooked up for even months at a time to add up the usage of something that is used irregularly.
The Bad:
it did take me about a half hour to completely understand how to use the interface.
The Bottom Line:
Very good product, for the price range it is probably the best option out there.
Kill-A-Watt-EZ
Joseph RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
November 24, 2009
The Good:
Easy to use and illuminating for persons not knowledgable of Power comsumption and the operational cost. A valuable tool for the sale of Modern lighting products. Figures do not lie.
The Bad:
None detected .
The Bottom Line:
Could not have come at a better time . It permits people like myself in the lighting and electrical construction business an easy and fool proof way to demonstrate to property owners and building engineers the true operating cost of various types of light without the normal pattern of voluminous literature which people do not read anyway.
Easy to use and illuminating for persons not knowledgable of Power comsumption and the operational cost. A valuable tool for the sale of Modern lighting products. Figures do not lie.
The Bad:
None detected .
The Bottom Line:
Could not have come at a better time . It permits people like myself in the lighting and electrical construction business an easy and fool proof way to demonstrate to property owners and building engineers the true operating cost of various types of light without the normal pattern of voluminous literature which people do not read anyway.
Kill-A-Watt EZ Review
blackfoe RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 20, 2009
The Good:
Easy to set-up and use Ready to use right out of the box Gives usable, actionable information
The Bad:
Limited readability in some locations (can be corrected by using an extension cord)
The Bottom Line:
The EZ Kill-A-Watt device is easy to use and really does gives an exact reading of 'actual electrical use' for comparative analysis. For example, I found an older chest freezer is using $78 a year in electricity versus a same capacity Energy Star freezer using $22. I'd recommend this device for anyone wanting to know how much energy they're using.
Easy to set-up and use Ready to use right out of the box Gives usable, actionable information
The Bad:
Limited readability in some locations (can be corrected by using an extension cord)
The Bottom Line:
The EZ Kill-A-Watt device is easy to use and really does gives an exact reading of 'actual electrical use' for comparative analysis. For example, I found an older chest freezer is using $78 a year in electricity versus a same capacity Energy Star freezer using $22. I'd recommend this device for anyone wanting to know how much energy they're using.
Owner
Rick RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 09, 2009
The Good:
This unit is very easy to use, directions are very clear and understandable.
The Bad:
none
The Bottom Line:
Excellent product.
This unit is very easy to use, directions are very clear and understandable.
The Bad:
none
The Bottom Line:
Excellent product.
Great!
Andrea RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 01, 2009
The Good:
Easy to use, easy to read
The Bad:
Needs to include a small extension cord.
The Bottom Line:
Super
Easy to use, easy to read
The Bad:
Needs to include a small extension cord.
The Bottom Line:
Super
Kill-A-Watt EZ
None RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
September 14, 2009
The Good:
Easy to use and provides usage cost based on local per Kw/hr rate. Projects cost analysis to day/month/year.
The Bad:
None
The Bottom Line:
Good product and worth the extra $$ compared to earlier 'non-EZ' version that does not calculate rates based on local Kw/hr rates.
Easy to use and provides usage cost based on local per Kw/hr rate. Projects cost analysis to day/month/year.
The Bad:
None
The Bottom Line:
Good product and worth the extra $$ compared to earlier 'non-EZ' version that does not calculate rates based on local Kw/hr rates.
Kill-A-Watt EZ
teli5 RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
September 04, 2009
The Good:
Very easy to learn and go thru the menu's, meter had quicker response time with calculations than expected.
The Bad:
Wish the LCD was on the top and a multiposition plug on the back (not all outlets are right side up)
The Bottom Line:
Would buy again and would recommend any electrician or handyman have this meter.
Very easy to learn and go thru the menu's, meter had quicker response time with calculations than expected.
The Bad:
Wish the LCD was on the top and a multiposition plug on the back (not all outlets are right side up)
The Bottom Line:
Would buy again and would recommend any electrician or handyman have this meter.
Kill-A-Watt EZ
Popcorn 131 RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
August 31, 2009
The Good:
Works as advertised. Use an extension cord for ease of plugging in appliance and reading the meter.
The Bad:
None
The Bottom Line:
Excellent
Works as advertised. Use an extension cord for ease of plugging in appliance and reading the meter.
The Bad:
None
The Bottom Line:
Excellent
EZ is whatit is
Jack6020 RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
August 31, 2009
The Good:
Easy to use. Power, voltage, and current readings instantly.
The Bad:
None
The Bottom Line:
Extremely useful.
Easy to use. Power, voltage, and current readings instantly.
The Bad:
None
The Bottom Line:
Extremely useful.
invaluable tool
terpfan RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
August 27, 2009
The Good:
easy to use relatively inexpensive
The Bad:
display could be larger and/or backlit
The Bottom Line:
usefull product for me.
easy to use relatively inexpensive
The Bad:
display could be larger and/or backlit
The Bottom Line:
usefull product for me.
Kill-A-Watt EZ very easy
msilverfox333 RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
August 25, 2009
The Good:
Flexible easy menu.
The Bad:
Bad on my part, chose a plug-in model.
The Bottom Line:
Flexible, easy to understand menu, clear choices, fast.
Flexible easy menu.
The Bad:
Bad on my part, chose a plug-in model.
The Bottom Line:
Flexible, easy to understand menu, clear choices, fast.
energy monitoring
pstakem RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
August 17, 2009
The Good:
small, lightweight, easy to use and program.
The Bad:
needs a mode where it shows the current draw instantaneously. This would help with things live vacuums and washers, which are not on for long.
The Bottom Line:
gives visibility into energy usage of various appliances, so intelligent decisions can be made.
small, lightweight, easy to use and program.
The Bad:
needs a mode where it shows the current draw instantaneously. This would help with things live vacuums and washers, which are not on for long.
The Bottom Line:
gives visibility into energy usage of various appliances, so intelligent decisions can be made.
kwez
jg RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
July 27, 2009
The Good:
retains readings shows power factor
The Bad:
made in China
The Bottom Line:
A very useful product and much better than the standard Kill-A-Watt because it retains it's readings after a power outage.
retains readings shows power factor
The Bad:
made in China
The Bottom Line:
A very useful product and much better than the standard Kill-A-Watt because it retains it's readings after a power outage.
excellent gadget
llama3@gmail.com RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
July 03, 2009
The Good:
all easy to use
The Bad:
location of windows a bit difficult to read
The Bottom Line:
great gadget
all easy to use
The Bad:
location of windows a bit difficult to read
The Bottom Line:
great gadget
It's correctly described
mailed lady RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
June 24, 2009
The Good:
It does exactly what it says it does in the product description and looks exactly as picture. It is easy to use.
The Bad:
When plugged into a wall outlet the unit interferes with the second plug-in slots.
The Bottom Line:
Good product.
It does exactly what it says it does in the product description and looks exactly as picture. It is easy to use.
The Bad:
When plugged into a wall outlet the unit interferes with the second plug-in slots.
The Bottom Line:
Good product.
Kill-A-Watt EZ
none RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
June 24, 2009
The Good:
Excellent, I even convinced my electric supplier to change my meter as I was able to prove to them it was way off.
The Bad:
You can't plug in to a duplex receptacle and still use both sockets, needs to be a little smaller on the bottom. (Small problem)
The Bottom Line:
Excellent
Excellent, I even convinced my electric supplier to change my meter as I was able to prove to them it was way off.
The Bad:
You can't plug in to a duplex receptacle and still use both sockets, needs to be a little smaller on the bottom. (Small problem)
The Bottom Line:
Excellent
Satisfied with this product
Eric RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
May 20, 2009
The Good:
Easy to use
The Bad:
Could use a backlight
The Bottom Line:
Great product, great price
Easy to use
The Bad:
Could use a backlight
The Bottom Line:
Great product, great price
Watt's What?
auralgo RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
May 01, 2009
The Good:
good gizmo opens a window into your electric bill easy to use Looks cool
The Bad:
Costs a lot
The Bottom Line:
Pretty good gift!
good gizmo opens a window into your electric bill easy to use Looks cool
The Bad:
Costs a lot
The Bottom Line:
Pretty good gift!
Durable and Accurate
Charlie RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
April 19, 2009
The Good:
The very durable exterior and plug in gives me great confidence that I will be using this product for a long time.
The Bad:
None so far.
The Bottom Line:
I have used this product all over my house and now I am saving loads of money. I exposed many of my appliance that use standby power with this device and now I put them on power strips so I can completely turn them off.
The very durable exterior and plug in gives me great confidence that I will be using this product for a long time.
The Bad:
None so far.
The Bottom Line:
I have used this product all over my house and now I am saving loads of money. I exposed many of my appliance that use standby power with this device and now I put them on power strips so I can completely turn them off.
Kill-a-watt user review
dp RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
April 17, 2009
The Good:
Another plug and play device (easy to use). Exceptional in getting people thinking about energy use and cost.
The Bad:
Needs a screen backlight!
The Bottom Line:
Good value for the price. I bought a few for my company and now I see them attached to the water cooler the photocopier, computers etc. It certianly provides answers to those that always wanted to know just how much energy that appliance/devices uses.
Another plug and play device (easy to use). Exceptional in getting people thinking about energy use and cost.
The Bad:
Needs a screen backlight!
The Bottom Line:
Good value for the price. I bought a few for my company and now I see them attached to the water cooler the photocopier, computers etc. It certianly provides answers to those that always wanted to know just how much energy that appliance/devices uses.
Kill a watt EZ
Curt W RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
April 13, 2009
The Good:
It is very simple to use. The instructions were EZ to follow. It works a exactly as advertised.
The Bad:
None Found.
The Bottom Line:
This is an excellant product.
It is very simple to use. The instructions were EZ to follow. It works a exactly as advertised.
The Bad:
None Found.
The Bottom Line:
This is an excellant product.
Kill-A-Watt EZ works as advertised
tc334 RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
March 25, 2009
The Good:
As advertised, it is easy to operate. I use both the monthly average cost mode and the total accumulated cost mode.
The Bad:
Blocks an entire outlet even though it only needs one socket.
The Bottom Line:
Everything that the company advertised about the product has been true. The modes operate as I hoped they would.
As advertised, it is easy to operate. I use both the monthly average cost mode and the total accumulated cost mode.
The Bad:
Blocks an entire outlet even though it only needs one socket.
The Bottom Line:
Everything that the company advertised about the product has been true. The modes operate as I hoped they would.
Excellent Product, Highly Recommended
Adam RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
March 21, 2009
The Good:
Best power useage gauge I have ever come across. Lots of features, and very easy to use. The only meter that I have come across that will show total energy use (not just power use). And relatively cheap as well!
The Bad:
Two minor quibbles 1) It can only be manipulated while plugged it, so it can be somewhat awkward to use if the outlet is in a difficult to access place. 2) The screen is not back-lit, so it can be hard to read in a dark corner.
The Bottom Line:
Despite a couple minor issues, this is an excellent and highly useful product. By seeing the energy useage rather than just the power (though you can see this as well), you can see the true cost of your appliances (eg keeping your TV plugged in over night or your computer on when not in use).
Best power useage gauge I have ever come across. Lots of features, and very easy to use. The only meter that I have come across that will show total energy use (not just power use). And relatively cheap as well!
The Bad:
Two minor quibbles 1) It can only be manipulated while plugged it, so it can be somewhat awkward to use if the outlet is in a difficult to access place. 2) The screen is not back-lit, so it can be hard to read in a dark corner.
The Bottom Line:
Despite a couple minor issues, this is an excellent and highly useful product. By seeing the energy useage rather than just the power (though you can see this as well), you can see the true cost of your appliances (eg keeping your TV plugged in over night or your computer on when not in use).
Kill-A-Watt EZ Works Good
Andy RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
March 16, 2009
The Good:
Easy to set up (Enter KWH rate). Gives usage cost by total, hour, day, week, month and year.
The Bad:
Has to be plugged in to view readings. This is not a problem if it is plugged into an extension cord, but if it is plugged in to the wall outlet, you have to get down on your knees to read it.
The Bottom Line:
It works good.
Easy to set up (Enter KWH rate). Gives usage cost by total, hour, day, week, month and year.
The Bad:
Has to be plugged in to view readings. This is not a problem if it is plugged into an extension cord, but if it is plugged in to the wall outlet, you have to get down on your knees to read it.
The Bottom Line:
It works good.
good
gary RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
March 04, 2009
The Good:
it gives me an idea of what it costs to run electricity in solar and grid watts/$$$
The Bad:
hard to read without becoming 19 inches tall
The Bottom Line:
glad i bought it
it gives me an idea of what it costs to run electricity in solar and grid watts/$$$
The Bad:
hard to read without becoming 19 inches tall
The Bottom Line:
glad i bought it
unique little help/ easy handling
HWFarm.com RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 14, 2009
The Good:
easy to understand functions good price
The Bad:
have not found any
The Bottom Line:
Would by it again, will tell my friends
easy to understand functions good price
The Bad:
have not found any
The Bottom Line:
Would by it again, will tell my friends
Kill-A-Watt EZ
RP Page RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 06, 2009
The Good:
A product that works. If there is a power cut, the accumulated data is not lost.
The Bad:
Be sure and read the manual regarding setting up the meter. By the seat of the pants you are not likely to be able to do it. However you needn't do any setup if you only want to keep tract of the power usage.
The Bottom Line:
I'm very pleased with this product.
A product that works. If there is a power cut, the accumulated data is not lost.
The Bad:
Be sure and read the manual regarding setting up the meter. By the seat of the pants you are not likely to be able to do it. However you needn't do any setup if you only want to keep tract of the power usage.
The Bottom Line:
I'm very pleased with this product.
watt meter
conserve RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 05, 2009
The Good:
all good
The Bad:
none
The Bottom Line:
excellent, no problems!
all good
The Bad:
none
The Bottom Line:
excellent, no problems!
Kill-A-Watt EZ
clipper RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 04, 2009
The Good:
Price is affordable, instructions are easy to follow.
The Bad:
Difficult to read display. Could use a backlit display.
The Bottom Line:
Good price, easy to use, prompt delivery. I would recommend this product.
Price is affordable, instructions are easy to follow.
The Bad:
Difficult to read display. Could use a backlit display.
The Bottom Line:
Good price, easy to use, prompt delivery. I would recommend this product.
It's hot!
Jim RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 03, 2009
The Good:
Covers a great deal of simple measurements.
The Bad:
It would be nice to have a short cord to get into blocked and low outlets.
The Bottom Line:
Good for the price. I was surprised at the 2% accuracy. That's excellent on a low prices meter.
Covers a great deal of simple measurements.
The Bad:
It would be nice to have a short cord to get into blocked and low outlets.
The Bottom Line:
Good for the price. I was surprised at the 2% accuracy. That's excellent on a low prices meter.
Kill a Watt
Bill Swingle, P.E. RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 03, 2009
The Good:
cheap, easy
The Bad:
None!
The Bottom Line:
Great device. Well worth the money.
cheap, easy
The Bad:
None!
The Bottom Line:
Great device. Well worth the money.
Kill-a-watt EZ meter
Doug RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 03, 2009
The Good:
Easy to use. Gave me the information I needed quickly.
The Bad:
none
The Bottom Line:
I'm very pleased with the meter.
Easy to use. Gave me the information I needed quickly.
The Bad:
none
The Bottom Line:
I'm very pleased with the meter.
Just Right
Rosscop RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 03, 2009
The Good:
Small and very easy to use. I had the Kill-A-Watt up and running moments after opening it.
The Bad:
No output for downloading information and the timer continues to run even when monitored device is off.
The Bottom Line:
Very impressed with the operation and ease of use.
Small and very easy to use. I had the Kill-A-Watt up and running moments after opening it.
The Bad:
No output for downloading information and the timer continues to run even when monitored device is off.
The Bottom Line:
Very impressed with the operation and ease of use.
Review of Kill a watt EZ
RalphVa RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 02, 2009
The Good:
Easy to use, as long as you put in onto a short extension cord so you don't have to get down on eye level with it in an outlet.
The Bad:
Only bad point is it doesn't have magnetic memory on the kw charge. You have to enter it each time you move from one place to another.
The Bottom Line:
Easy to use and a good tool to monitor 120v electricity users.
Easy to use, as long as you put in onto a short extension cord so you don't have to get down on eye level with it in an outlet.
The Bad:
Only bad point is it doesn't have magnetic memory on the kw charge. You have to enter it each time you move from one place to another.
The Bottom Line:
Easy to use and a good tool to monitor 120v electricity users.
Kill-A-Watt EZ Review
Larry RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 02, 2009
The Good:
Does exactly what it is advertised to do. Easy to use.
The Bad:
No user manual shipped with product. Pricey. High shipping costs.
The Bottom Line:
I like the product.
Does exactly what it is advertised to do. Easy to use.
The Bad:
No user manual shipped with product. Pricey. High shipping costs.
The Bottom Line:
I like the product.
Easily recommendable power monitor
JohnB RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
February 02, 2009
The Good:
Intuitive, easy to use, large easy to read readout
The Bad:
No recording, rate entering allows for only three places beyond the decimal point
The Bottom Line:
An intuitive, easy to use device that provides more than sufficient information to determine specific costs for individual electrical appliances.
Intuitive, easy to use, large easy to read readout
The Bad:
No recording, rate entering allows for only three places beyond the decimal point
The Bottom Line:
An intuitive, easy to use device that provides more than sufficient information to determine specific costs for individual electrical appliances.
Great product to test standby power usage of any device.
Doug RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
November 15, 2008
The Good:
Holds data so you can remove it from what you are testing and plug it in somewhere that you can better read the display.
The Bad:
The physical size covers second outlet when plugged into a duplex receptacle.
The Bottom Line:
This is second one I have purchased and would recommend it for anyone.
Holds data so you can remove it from what you are testing and plug it in somewhere that you can better read the display.
The Bad:
The physical size covers second outlet when plugged into a duplex receptacle.
The Bottom Line:
This is second one I have purchased and would recommend it for anyone.
watts to kill
aecrymes1 RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
November 04, 2008
The Good:
easy to use, provides power consumption on all 110v items. Especially useful electronics in the stand by mode. Pays for itself if persistent in finding ways to cut power usage.
The Bad:
none
The Bottom Line:
Exposes watts to shed
easy to use, provides power consumption on all 110v items. Especially useful electronics in the stand by mode. Pays for itself if persistent in finding ways to cut power usage.
The Bad:
none
The Bottom Line:
Exposes watts to shed
kill-a-watt
gps RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 21, 2008
The Good:
very accurate. I use it to monitor my pool motor. Next year, I will use it to monitor my new pool heater.
The Bad:
cannot find any... yet...
The Bottom Line:
great...
very accurate. I use it to monitor my pool motor. Next year, I will use it to monitor my new pool heater.
The Bad:
cannot find any... yet...
The Bottom Line:
great...
Tells It All
Eddy RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 20, 2008
The Good:
Easy to use very user friendly
The Bad:
display might not be bright enough for some people
The Bottom Line:
Perfect for the curious consumer that wants to see exactly how much anything is usung
Easy to use very user friendly
The Bad:
display might not be bright enough for some people
The Bottom Line:
Perfect for the curious consumer that wants to see exactly how much anything is usung
Kill-A-Watt EZ
Nancy RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 19, 2008
The Good:
Simple and very easy to use
The Bad:
The display is a little difficult to read unless one kneels down and gets eye level.
The Bottom Line:
I no longer have to worry about how much my appliances are costing me to operate. I have peace of mind since I can just monitor the kwh usage on my Kill-A-Watt EZ.
Simple and very easy to use
The Bad:
The display is a little difficult to read unless one kneels down and gets eye level.
The Bottom Line:
I no longer have to worry about how much my appliances are costing me to operate. I have peace of mind since I can just monitor the kwh usage on my Kill-A-Watt EZ.
Kill a Watt EZ
CEM RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 19, 2008
The Good:
Handy and easy to use. Reasonable price.
The Bad:
Needs larger print for the feature being measured. Lighted dial would be nice.
The Bottom Line:
I like it.
Handy and easy to use. Reasonable price.
The Bad:
Needs larger print for the feature being measured. Lighted dial would be nice.
The Bottom Line:
I like it.
Kill A Watt EZ
katie RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 17, 2008
The Good:
measures the volts, kw, cost - exactly what I was looking for.
The Bad:
none so far.
The Bottom Line:
Very satisfied with the Kill A Watt EZ.
measures the volts, kw, cost - exactly what I was looking for.
The Bad:
none so far.
The Bottom Line:
Very satisfied with the Kill A Watt EZ.
Needs a light for the display
Phil RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 17, 2008
The Good:
It performs as advertised.
The Bad:
It just needs a display light. Often times, you have this in a spot that is awkward to see the display from. I had to get a separate flashlight on multiple occasions so I could see and write down my numbers before removing it from the outlet.
The Bottom Line:
The meter works fine. I just needed to be able to illuminate the display to get my numbers written down before unplugging it.
It performs as advertised.
The Bad:
It just needs a display light. Often times, you have this in a spot that is awkward to see the display from. I had to get a separate flashlight on multiple occasions so I could see and write down my numbers before removing it from the outlet.
The Bottom Line:
The meter works fine. I just needed to be able to illuminate the display to get my numbers written down before unplugging it.
Kill-A-Watt EZ
Mike RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 17, 2008
The Good:
The meter was easy to use and the power to cost feature was very convienent in regards to determining the amount of power a device uses.
The Bad:
None
The Bottom Line:
Very userfull in determining which devices are the biggest power hogs in the house, next to the a known appliance, the house hold dryer.
The meter was easy to use and the power to cost feature was very convienent in regards to determining the amount of power a device uses.
The Bad:
None
The Bottom Line:
Very userfull in determining which devices are the biggest power hogs in the house, next to the a known appliance, the house hold dryer.
Kill-a-watt EZ
Ian RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 17, 2008
The Good:
This device makes management of household electrical energy practical. Great concept and design.
The Bad:
My unit has an intermittent fault in the display. Could there be a problem in quality control?
The Bottom Line:
What gets measured gets managed. This device needs to find its way into every household in North America.
This device makes management of household electrical energy practical. Great concept and design.
The Bad:
My unit has an intermittent fault in the display. Could there be a problem in quality control?
The Bottom Line:
What gets measured gets managed. This device needs to find its way into every household in North America.
Kill-A-Watt EZ
hracromn RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 17, 2008
The Good:
Easily fits between outlet and appliance. Easy to set up and understand.
The Bad:
None.
The Bottom Line:
Excellent product.
Easily fits between outlet and appliance. Easy to set up and understand.
The Bad:
None.
The Bottom Line:
Excellent product.
Does what it said in the info
uncleshred RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 16, 2008
The Good:
Great product with virtually no competition in price range. Intuitive interface.
The Bad:
I wouldn't say this is bad, but an added feature to make this really rock, would include a real time power meter.
The Bottom Line:
I recommend the Kill-A-Watt EZ. It is good value.
Great product with virtually no competition in price range. Intuitive interface.
The Bad:
I wouldn't say this is bad, but an added feature to make this really rock, would include a real time power meter.
The Bottom Line:
I recommend the Kill-A-Watt EZ. It is good value.
Backup power supply
Rick RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 16, 2008
The Good:
Large display and easy of use. Great for testing VA load and voltage
The Bad:
Wish it came in a pouch
The Bottom Line:
Great product
Large display and easy of use. Great for testing VA load and voltage
The Bad:
Wish it came in a pouch
The Bottom Line:
Great product
Kill-A-Watt EZ
Njlarbo RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 16, 2008
The Good:
Easy setup
The Bad:
None
The Bottom Line:
Must have tool
Easy setup
The Bad:
None
The Bottom Line:
Must have tool
Kill-A-Watt Impresses-A-Lot!
Jake RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 16, 2008
The Good:
Ease of use, UI is straightforward
The Bad:
No real complaints. I wish it wouldn't reset after a short power outage, (up to 30 seconds). I get those a lot during summer months.
The Bottom Line:
I like the product
Ease of use, UI is straightforward
The Bad:
No real complaints. I wish it wouldn't reset after a short power outage, (up to 30 seconds). I get those a lot during summer months.
The Bottom Line:
I like the product
I spend how much for electricity?
Conradical RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 16, 2008
The Good:
Easy to use. Easy to read. Non-volatile memory for power usage.
The Bad:
None I've found.
The Bottom Line:
A very handy device that does exactly what you think it does.
Easy to use. Easy to read. Non-volatile memory for power usage.
The Bad:
None I've found.
The Bottom Line:
A very handy device that does exactly what you think it does.
Simple to use, large display
AF RECOMMENDS THIS PRODUCT
October 16, 2008
The Good:
Easy to use with a fairly intuitive controls
The Bad:
Blocks the lower outlet even when inserted into the top outlet.
The Bottom Line:
Met my needs at a reasonable price
Easy to use with a fairly intuitive controls
The Bad:
Blocks the lower outlet even when inserted into the top outlet.
The Bottom Line:
Met my needs at a reasonable price
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