LAS VEGAS —
Energy-efficiency and power-monitoring
technologies that can be utilized by home
appliance products are being showcased by a trio
of exhibitors at International CES’s new Connected
Home Appliances TechZone in LVCC South Hall 2.
Current Cost, located in booth 2616, is a leading
provider of in-home energy displays, with more than
1 million users worldwide. Its devices allow consumers
to monitor their energy usage in order to reduce
waste. Data can be read directly from the monitor
or can be sent to a PC, Internet device or mobile
phone.
Reliant Energy, located in booth 26209, is a Texas
power utility serving more than 1.6 million retail
customers across the state. A unit of NRG Energy,
one of the nation’s largest power producers, Reliant
provides electricity and energy services to homes,
small and large businesses, manufacturing facilities,
government entities and institutions with access to
more than 11,000 megawatts of generation capacity.
Sela, in booth 26206, supplies high-quality appliance
accessories and replacement parts under the
Certified brand that meet or exceed industry certification
standards. Products are packaged in eyecatching
clamshells and are backed by a five-year
manufacturer’s warranty.
Joining the companies in the Connected Home
Appliances pavilion are anchor booths by GE, Kenmore
and the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers
(AHAM), the industry trade association.
