Innovative System Designed to Empower Consumers in Reducing Energy Consumption
Hoffman Estates, IL – Kenmore, a trusted name in home innovation, is proud to announce the upcoming launch of its advanced Home Energy Management System, a suite of smart technologies designed to help consumers better understand and control their energy usage. This new system includes smart plugs, leak sensors, and a smart home manager app, providing seamless integration for energy-efficient living.
“Kenmore has always been committed to innovation that improves everyday life,” said Sri Solur, CEO at Kenmore. “Our Home Energy Management System reflects our mission to empower homeowners with tools that not only can help lower everyday energy costs but also contribute to a more sustainable future with reduced energy consumption.”
Key Features of the Home Energy Management System
Smart Plugs: Monitor and control the energy consumption of individual devices.
Leak Sensors: Detect leaks early to prevent water waste and damage.
Kenmore Home™ App: A centralized platform to track energy usage, identify inefficiencies, and optimize energy consumption.
The plugs, sensors, and app enable consumers to make the most of their appliance performance, no matter what brand they may already own. The intelligence of the plug provides insights directly to the Kenmore Home™ application, even if the appliance itself has limited or no traditional smart capabilities.
The application is launching in partnership with Ayla Networks, a leading smart home and IoT software platform provider. "Our ongoing collaboration with Kenmore reinforces Ayla’s commitment to simplifying home management while promoting greater energy efficiency,” said John Grady, CEO of Ayla Networks. “We’re excited to continue pushing the boundaries of smart home technology, ensuring that every consumer benefits from a more sustainable connected home experience."
Decades of both appliance performance and repair and maintenance data between Kenmore and sister brand Sears Home Services, also provides a path for early appliance fault detection, based on appliance energy consumption trends. The smart home manager application will also connect you with the national network of in-home appliance technicians for quick resolution of your maintenance or repair needs, when a fault or potential fault is detected.
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