Direct Current vs Alternate Current
So what exactly is the problem with powering electronic devices using AC power?
All electronic devices are powered via DC using an AC/DC adapter plug. The only reason we are using AC power is because of our inherited and out of date power grid infrastructures. ELe®’s unique Low Voltage power infrastructures eliminate the waste of AC/DC conversion and can run electronic devices far more efficiently making significant energy cost and carbon emission savings.
See our video (left) to find out more about AC / DC power.
Extreme Low Energy Solutions
LOW ENERGY & OFF-GRID MODULAR BUILDINGS
Our DC infrastructures are now enabling a new generation of low-energy modular buildings that are quick and easy to install for affordable housing, student accommodation and a host of other building requirements.
LOW ENERGY OFFICES FOR BUSINESSES
Our innovative low energy power over ethernet infrastructure can transform your business’s financial profile delivering game-changing savings in energy bills, carbon emissions and reduced cables and AC plug points.
LOW ENERGY ICT SUITES FOR SCHOOLS
ELe®’s award-winning ICT infrastructure is uniquely designed to deliver reliable, high performance computing for students and staff at a fraction of the energy consumption and carbon footprint.
Latest News & Blogs
WINNER 2018 iNETWORK PARTNER EXCELLENCE AWARD Extreme Low Energy (ELe)
The iNetwork Innovation Awards Ceremony took place on Wednesday 28th November at the Manchester Marriott Victoria and Albert Hotel, with a fantastic win for Extreme Low Energy / ELe® and it’s partner Bradford City Council in the Partner Excellence Award category....
read moreFREE SolarPC for Schools with every new Energy Contract
We are very excited to announce that CJB Energy – our specialist energy reduction partner is offering to sponsor a SolarPC for each new school that signs up for an energy contract with them as part of their initiative to teach the future generation about renewable...
read moreSolar-powered PC unveiled at eco-friendly Merseyside school
A school in Merseyside has unveiled a new Solar-powered PC, courtesy of an award-winning North West technology firm. Extreme Low Energy (ELe), based in Formby, completed the installation at St Elizabeth’s RC Primary in Litherland ahead of an event this week hosted by...
read more