RKW is renewing its energy saving campaign – providing efficient electrical and housewares products for use in the home to support UK households during the ongoing cost of living crisis.
Current energy saving ranges include air fryers, portable heaters and pressure cookers, from RKW brands such as Tower, Carmen and Warmlite.
It’s no secret that the risk of a global recession is high, and the Bank of England has increased interest rates by a figure not seen in 33 years, so RKW said it feels a responsibility to help consumers save money during this difficult period.
The stars of the show are air fryers! Tower air fryers are powered by in-house developed Vortx technology; this allows food to be cooked 30 per cent faster than a conventional oven, resulting in reduced energy usage.
RKW has seen demand for air fryers skyrocket, with sales compared to the demand for a new games consoles – a testament to their energy saving benefits and the overall demand for efficient products in today’s marketplace.
RKW said the T17076 Tower Pro Combo 10-in-1 can help families save up to 50 per cent on their energy bill, saving up to £124 per year.
Elsewhere, taking the pressure off UK consumers… Pressure cookers have been identified as another energy saving product, as similar to air fryers, they cost very little to run. Tower pressure cookers are ultra-efficient, and use very little energy.
Fast and delicious meals can be prepared for as little as 18p per hour, when the T920004S7L Tower Express 7 Litre Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker is used alongside a 1.75kW gas hob.
Finally, as heating bills continue to rise, RKW provides an alternative to heating the home, with portable heaters and electric blankets from the Carmen and Warmlite brands.
The C81155 Carmen King Sized Heated Under Blanket, for example, will keep consumers warm for as little as 12p a night, and the WL43004YTW Warmlite Oil Filled Radiator provides powerful portable heating for as little as £1.02 per hour.
RKW said it will continue to support its trade customers with everything they need to pass on energy savings to end-users.
