Samsung announced a major update for its smart home system today. This new feature is called “energy-saving mode”. It promises big savings on home electricity costs. Samsung says homeowners can expect to cut their bills by around 30 percent.
(Samsung smart home system adds “energy-saving mode” to save 30% of electricity bills)
The smart home system already controls lights, thermostats, appliances, and more. This new mode works differently. It actively manages all connected devices to use less power overall. The system finds the best times to run things. It also adjusts settings automatically for efficiency.
For example, the mode might slightly raise the air conditioning temperature when no one is home. It could delay running the dishwasher until electricity rates are lower at night. Lights turn off in empty rooms. The system learns routines and habits. It then makes smart choices to avoid wasting energy.
Samsung designed this mode for simplicity. Users activate it with one tap in the SmartThings app. The system handles everything else. People don’t need to change their daily habits. They can still override settings anytime they want.
The company highlights the financial benefit. Saving 30 percent on electricity adds up quickly over months and years. This is significant relief for household budgets. Samsung also points out the environmental upside. Less energy use means a smaller carbon footprint for each home.
(Samsung smart home system adds “energy-saving mode” to save 30% of electricity bills)
This update targets growing concerns over energy costs. Many families struggle with high utility bills. Samsung believes its smart technology offers a practical solution. The “energy-saving mode” update starts rolling out globally next month. It will be available for compatible Samsung SmartThings hubs and devices. Samsung recommends checking device compatibility lists on their website.