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the only way you'll convince me is if you can convince me that by paying for this expensive product and for the monthly subscription, that i will be saving mone
by noodle 17y ago
the only way you'll convince me is if you can convince me that by paying for this expensive product and for the monthly subscription, that i will be saving money in the long run.
and of this i'm not convinced, as a residential power user.
- gridspy 17y agoYes, Gridspy won't be convincing until it pays for itself inside a year. For a residential user, that means we need high volume manufacture to reduce prices first.
- noodle 17y agoas an early adopter, i'd even be cool if we were talking 2 or 3 years, but i'm skeptical of even that, still.
- gridspy 17y agoI think that you could find many more surprising power sinks in a large business than in a home - in a house you know exactly what you have purchased. In an office, there are so many people involved it is practically unknowable without monitoring, advance planning or a through (and expensive) audit. I think that our system will be much more compelling for home owners as the quantities go up, the prices come down and the features get filled out.