Energy Saving Tips
At Seraya Energy we believe in enabling our customers' success.
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Besides introducing relevant products and services that can maximize their dollar, enabling success also means helping our customers to achieve energy efficiency.

Saving electricity can be easy. Here are some simple energy saving tips that can help you to achieve energy efficiency and some savings in your energy consumption: 


Smart Energy Saving Habits
  • Switch off non essential printers and copiers after office hours – do not just leave them on standby mode.
  • Utilize your computers Energy Saving Mode to
    1. switch off the screen after 5 min of idle time
    2. set laptop to sleep mode after 10 minutes of inactivity
    3. set laptop to hibernate mode after 15 - 20 min of inactivity
  • Switch off your computer and monitor during lunch hours (when not in use)
  • Remember to turn off the lights in rooms that are not being utilized, for example offices, meeting rooms, pantry area and utility rooms.
  • Turn air conditioners to about 25°C to improve energy efficiency.

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Smart Procurement Helps To Save Electricity Bills
  • Use energy saving light bulbs. Although the initial cost is higher, but energy saving light bulbs can last up to ten times longer.
  • When procuring air conditioners or refrigerators for the office, look out for The Energy Label. The label ranges from one to four ticks. The more ticks the label contain, the better the energy efficiency of the appliance. When purchasing other equipment, also compare the energy efficiency levels. Some products may have a higher initial cost, but may last longer and achieve more savings in energy consumption in the long run.
  • Consider installing occupancy sensors in areas such as toilets and pantries so lights will be switched off when the area is not occupied.
  • Ensure that machines and equipment are maintained regularly. Over time poorly maintained equipment may deteriorate in energy efficiency. Regular maintenance and even replacement of obsolete machines and equipment may help to achieve better energy efficiency.
  • If you are a large consumer of electricity, it may be worthwhile to consider an energy audit, which can help you to identify areas to improve on for energy efficiency and reduce electricity consumption.