2BHK Apartments and 3BHK Apartments for sale in Whitefield, Bangalore at Keerthi Heights.
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Keerthi Heights
Keerthi Heights is located in Whitefield, Bangalores famed IT corridor. Whitefield is a happening corporate hub, with both commercial and residential establishments spread across the area. With the advent of ITPL, apartment complexes, villas and hotels have brought people close to their places of work. Advent all industry majors, like Wipro, TCS, Dell, IBM and Intel operate here, within a stone’s throw away from each other. Reputed international schools and colleges, shopping malls, state-of-the-art health care options and multiplexes have added life here.
At Keerthi Heights, you have an offer, elegantly created 2 and 3 bedroom homes, with premium specifications, in a pollution free environment, which is every family’s dream. Do make that dream a reality for your family, Take the first step to moving into a fine home!
Amenities:
Swimming Pool
Play Area
Health Facilities
Recreation Facilities
24Hr Backup
Maintenance Staff
Security
Club House
Gymnasium
Indoor Games
Community Hall
Keerthi Heights is located in Whitefield, Bangalores famed IT corridor. Whitefield is a happening corporate hub, with both commercial and residential establishments spread across the area. With the advent of ITPL, apartment complexes, villas and hotels have brought people close to their places of work. Advent all industry majors, like Wipro, TCS, Dell, IBM and Intel operate here, within a stone’s throw away from each other. Reputed international schools and colleges, shopping malls, state-of-the-art health care options and multiplexes have added life here.
At Keerthi Heights, you have an offer, elegantly created 2 and 3 bedroom homes, with premium specifications, in a pollution free environment, which is every family’s dream. Do make that dream a reality for your family, Take the first step to moving into a fine home!
Amenities:
Swimming Pool
Play Area
Health Facilities
Recreation Facilities
24Hr Backup
Maintenance Staff
Security
Club House
Gymnasium
Indoor Games
Community Hall
Tips on electric power consumption
Most equipment and devices at home consume energy. But rarely are we aware as to how much energy they consume and how it can be reduced. An understanding of the main household energy guzzlers and how they can be more energy-efficient is vital both in our interest as well as in the interest of the environment.
All our equipments from lamps to heaters are marked by the amount of energy they consume for a very hour of usage. The electrical energy consumed per hour by any appliance is specified in Watts (W). 1000 W is equal to 1 kilowatt (1 KW), which is nothing but one unit of consumption. The Electricity Board charges us based on the units consumed.
In a summer month a normal household consumes on an average about 526 units a month. In a winter month, the same household consumes about 282 units. A break-up of this shows that bulk of the consumption in summer is in the usage of air-conditioners. It works out to about 53 per cent followed by fans and refrigerators, which are about 11 percent each. Television and lights each consume about 8 percent of the total energy. A 4-hour usage of computer consumes another 4 percent. It is evident that usage of the air-conditioner is the main source of energy consumption.
On a winter day, when no air-conditioner is used, the fans consume the maximum energy and the refrigerator is the next biggest consumer of energy at 18 percent. Water heaters and TV each consume about 17 percent energy and the lights at our household consume around 15 percent energy.
Obviously, the lower your electrical consumption, the lesser is your electricity bill. You will note that as our consumption goes up, the cost per unit increases as well. A bimonthly consumption of 600-800 units is an optimum level for a typical Indian middle class household and energy saving measures adopted by each one of us will go a long way in reducing energy consumption.
Saving energy at home is fairly simple; it just requires us to adopt some of the guidelines indicated below:
Air Conditioners
Use leak proof doors and windows and seal all openings in an air-conditioned room to avoid leakage of cool air, thereby improving the efficiency of the air conditioner. Regular cleaning of A.C. filters (at least once a month) also improves the unit efficiency and reduces power consumption. In case the room to be conditioned has an exposed roof, then under deck insulation for the room is highly recommended to reduce the heat transmission from the roof slab. Set your air-conditioner thermostat to 25 Degree C of higher. For every degree you raise your thermostat setting above 22 Deg C, you can save up to 5-7% on your cooling costs.
Refrigerators
Defrost the refrigerator once the ice gets more than quarter inch thick. Regular defrosting helps reduce the power consumption. Avoid placing the refrigerator near any heat source and locate the refrigerator at least 200mm away from the wall. Ensure that the refrigerator door is airtight to prevent leakage. Ideally, set your refrigerator temperature at 2.2 Deg.C. and your freezer temperature at-15 Deg. C. for energy-efficient operation.
Fans
Replace conventional fans with energy efficient fans. Use electronic regulators instead of electromagnetic regulators. Lubricate fan motor bearings periodically and clean fan blades regularly.
Lights
Replace T12 or T10 fluorescent tubes with T8 or T5 energy efficient fluorescent tubes which are more than 10 to 30 percent energy efficient. Use compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) which are 70 to 80 percent more energy efficient instead of incandescent light bulbs. Replacing electromagnetic ballasts in tube lights reduces the energy consumption by around 20 to 30 percent. Utilise energy efficient 36W slim tubes instead of 40W tubes. Use standard pins to tap supply from plug points. Reduce the wattage of bulbs in areas where less lighting is needed such as toilets store rooms etc.
Most equipment and devices at home consume energy. But rarely are we aware as to how much energy they consume and how it can be reduced. An understanding of the main household energy guzzlers and how they can be more energy-efficient is vital both in our interest as well as in the interest of the environment.
All our equipments from lamps to heaters are marked by the amount of energy they consume for a very hour of usage. The electrical energy consumed per hour by any appliance is specified in Watts (W). 1000 W is equal to 1 kilowatt (1 KW), which is nothing but one unit of consumption. The Electricity Board charges us based on the units consumed.
In a summer month a normal household consumes on an average about 526 units a month. In a winter month, the same household consumes about 282 units. A break-up of this shows that bulk of the consumption in summer is in the usage of air-conditioners. It works out to about 53 per cent followed by fans and refrigerators, which are about 11 percent each. Television and lights each consume about 8 percent of the total energy. A 4-hour usage of computer consumes another 4 percent. It is evident that usage of the air-conditioner is the main source of energy consumption.
On a winter day, when no air-conditioner is used, the fans consume the maximum energy and the refrigerator is the next biggest consumer of energy at 18 percent. Water heaters and TV each consume about 17 percent energy and the lights at our household consume around 15 percent energy.
Obviously, the lower your electrical consumption, the lesser is your electricity bill. You will note that as our consumption goes up, the cost per unit increases as well. A bimonthly consumption of 600-800 units is an optimum level for a typical Indian middle class household and energy saving measures adopted by each one of us will go a long way in reducing energy consumption.
Saving energy at home is fairly simple; it just requires us to adopt some of the guidelines indicated below:
Air Conditioners
Use leak proof doors and windows and seal all openings in an air-conditioned room to avoid leakage of cool air, thereby improving the efficiency of the air conditioner. Regular cleaning of A.C. filters (at least once a month) also improves the unit efficiency and reduces power consumption. In case the room to be conditioned has an exposed roof, then under deck insulation for the room is highly recommended to reduce the heat transmission from the roof slab. Set your air-conditioner thermostat to 25 Degree C of higher. For every degree you raise your thermostat setting above 22 Deg C, you can save up to 5-7% on your cooling costs.
Refrigerators
Defrost the refrigerator once the ice gets more than quarter inch thick. Regular defrosting helps reduce the power consumption. Avoid placing the refrigerator near any heat source and locate the refrigerator at least 200mm away from the wall. Ensure that the refrigerator door is airtight to prevent leakage. Ideally, set your refrigerator temperature at 2.2 Deg.C. and your freezer temperature at-15 Deg. C. for energy-efficient operation.
Fans
Replace conventional fans with energy efficient fans. Use electronic regulators instead of electromagnetic regulators. Lubricate fan motor bearings periodically and clean fan blades regularly.
Lights
Replace T12 or T10 fluorescent tubes with T8 or T5 energy efficient fluorescent tubes which are more than 10 to 30 percent energy efficient. Use compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) which are 70 to 80 percent more energy efficient instead of incandescent light bulbs. Replacing electromagnetic ballasts in tube lights reduces the energy consumption by around 20 to 30 percent. Utilise energy efficient 36W slim tubes instead of 40W tubes. Use standard pins to tap supply from plug points. Reduce the wattage of bulbs in areas where less lighting is needed such as toilets store rooms etc.
Water Heaters
Lower the thermostat on your water heater since most factory settings of water heaters are at higher temperatures. A setting of 12o F provides comfortable hot water for most applications. Insulate your electric hot-water storage tank, but be careful not to cover the thermostat. Keep the area around your water heater clean and well ventilated.
Grinders & Mixers
Use energy efficient motors for the grinders. Use the gadgets to their full capacity. Avoid rewinding of the grinder & mixer motors.
Computers
Configure your computer to hibernate automatically after 30 minutes or so of inactivity. The hibernate mode turns the computer off in such a way that you do not have to reload everything when you switch on your computer on again.
The less energy we use, the longer the worlds natural resources such as oil and coal, will last. Energy saving is essential because the worlds energy reserves will be consumed at a slower rate.
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