Business Day With Terry Bradshaw Scripts: Astinco
Business Day With Terry Bradshaw at www.businessdaytv.com recently featured Astinco Technology in an episode. Below is an excerpt from the Business Day Terry Bradshaw script with an interview of Omid Tak, an electrical engineer.
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45.Interview: Omid Tak, Electrical Engineer, Astinco / Arshon Technology
46.cutaway: Omid Tak looking at dark power readings
47.Omid Tak looking at extended power usage
48.Omid Tak working with engineersOCI:Interview: Omid Tak, Electrical Engineer, Astinco / Arshon Technology
[in own words, discusses the following point(s) for approx. 15-20 seconds]
"This 'vampire power' or 'phantom load', typically accounts for 5-10% of the total residential electricity usage and is responsible for approximately 1% of global CO2 emissions. Smart Watt shows that usage on an LCD display and makes it available remotely over the Internet."
49.Smart Watt product
50.Smart Watt being hooked up
51.Smart Watt in actionVO:The Smart Watt device from Arshon Technology monitors and displays the true consumption of energy by any appliances that are plugged into it.
52.CU: Smart Watt giving reading of power usage over timeVO:This way, the consumer is informed of how much power is actually being consumed when everything is believed to be turned off.
53.ECU: Smart Watt indicators
54.indicator reads peak period (staged)
55.indicator reads low period (staged)VO:Smart Watt also clearly displays the peak times and off-peak times via color coded LEDs, allowing the user to make informed choices when it comes to using high current-drawing devices such as washer, dryer, vacuum or blow dryer.
56.In-House B-Roll, #6074 utility pole workersVO:Until now, only the power utility knew when power pricing zones took effect because they would change from time to time.
57.In-House B-Roll, #6075 CU: utility pole workers
58.In-House B-Roll, #6072 LS: utility pole workersVO:The utilities should be eager to see something like Smart Watt become popular because peak-time overloading only brings them headaches they'd rather avoid.
59.Interview: Mazi Hosseini, CEO, Astinco / Arshon Technology
60.cutaway: In-House B-Roll, #3810 dishwasher
61.In-House B-Roll, #1624 flowersOCI:Interview: Mazi Hosseini, CEO, Astinco / Arshon Technology
[in own words, discusses the following point(s) for approx. 15-20 seconds]
"Smart Watt can educate the user on the best time to use power hungry devices. More importantly, it helps the environment because there is less need to increase power generation to cover the demand during peak time."
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45.Interview: Omid Tak, Electrical Engineer, Astinco / Arshon Technology
46.cutaway: Omid Tak looking at dark power readings
47.Omid Tak looking at extended power usage
48.Omid Tak working with engineersOCI:Interview: Omid Tak, Electrical Engineer, Astinco / Arshon Technology
[in own words, discusses the following point(s) for approx. 15-20 seconds]
"This 'vampire power' or 'phantom load', typically accounts for 5-10% of the total residential electricity usage and is responsible for approximately 1% of global CO2 emissions. Smart Watt shows that usage on an LCD display and makes it available remotely over the Internet."
49.Smart Watt product
50.Smart Watt being hooked up
51.Smart Watt in actionVO:The Smart Watt device from Arshon Technology monitors and displays the true consumption of energy by any appliances that are plugged into it.
52.CU: Smart Watt giving reading of power usage over timeVO:This way, the consumer is informed of how much power is actually being consumed when everything is believed to be turned off.
53.ECU: Smart Watt indicators
54.indicator reads peak period (staged)
55.indicator reads low period (staged)VO:Smart Watt also clearly displays the peak times and off-peak times via color coded LEDs, allowing the user to make informed choices when it comes to using high current-drawing devices such as washer, dryer, vacuum or blow dryer.
56.In-House B-Roll, #6074 utility pole workersVO:Until now, only the power utility knew when power pricing zones took effect because they would change from time to time.
57.In-House B-Roll, #6075 CU: utility pole workers
58.In-House B-Roll, #6072 LS: utility pole workersVO:The utilities should be eager to see something like Smart Watt become popular because peak-time overloading only brings them headaches they'd rather avoid.
59.Interview: Mazi Hosseini, CEO, Astinco / Arshon Technology
60.cutaway: In-House B-Roll, #3810 dishwasher
61.In-House B-Roll, #1624 flowersOCI:Interview: Mazi Hosseini, CEO, Astinco / Arshon Technology
[in own words, discusses the following point(s) for approx. 15-20 seconds]
"Smart Watt can educate the user on the best time to use power hungry devices. More importantly, it helps the environment because there is less need to increase power generation to cover the demand during peak time."