mike smalley of carina explains their wise technology, which helps manage electric hot water heaters more efficiently. it uses demand response to shift energy use to off-peak times to reduce the water heater’s energy load, while maintaining a supply of hot water in the home.<\/p>\n
by shifting the energy use to off-peak time, this technology reduces the load on the electric power plant and helps to avoid the need for building additional peak power plants, or keep old, dirty plants running.<\/p>\n
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