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First up, let's get to know you.
What's your name?

Please enter a valid name.

Hi, [name]. Can you share a little about your home?

I own my house
I rent my house
I own my unit, villa or townhouse
I rent my unit, villa or townhouse
I own my apartment
I rent my apartment

Please select one of the following to continue.

Now let's take a look inside your home.
Choose all the things that apply.

Main fridge and freezer
Extra fridge or freezer
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Tumble dryer
TV(s)
Gaming console(s)
Desktop computer and monitor
Stereos and other multimedia players (e.g. DVD or Blu-ray)
Printer
Pool or spa

Please select all that apply to continue.

Wondering why this matters?

Household appliances can use more energy that you'd expect. The government's Energy Rating system is a good way to understand which appliances are the most efficient.

Great. Moving into the kitchen now. How do you usually
prepare food? (Choose all appliances you use regularly).

Microwave
Kettle
Gas cooktop
Electric cooktop
Induction cooktop
Oven
Slow cooker
Air fryer
Sandwich press
Other

Please select all that apply to continue.

And looking at your lighting, what kind of globes
do you have? (Choose all that apply).

Incandescent globes
Halogen globes
LED globes
Other/Not sure

Please select all that apply to continue.

Not sure which you've got?

Incandescent and halogen globes have a metal filament strung between bars and tend to be older models.

Now let's talk windows. What kind of window coverings do you have?
(Choose all that apply).

Blinds
Thin curtains
Thick curtains (no pelmet)
Thick curtains (with a pelmet)
Double glazing
Tinting
Shutters
Outdoor blinds

Please select all that apply to continue.

What's a pelmet?

A pelmet is a piece of fabric or framing that usually sits across the top of a window to cover curtain or blind fixtures. It seals the gap between the window and its covering to stop unwanted air flow.

Let's go deeper into what's powering your home.
(Choose all that apply).

Gas
Electricity
Rooftop solar panels
Other (e.g. battery storage)

Please select all that apply to continue.

Brilliant. Nearly there. Just need to know how you're staying
cool this summer, [name]. (Choose all that apply).

Reverse cycle air conditioner (or split system)
Portable air conditioner
Evaporative cooling
Fans - ceiling
Fans - freestanding

Please select all that apply to continue.

Now, let's think about what's inside your roof. Do
you have insulation?

Yes
No
Don't know

Please select one of the following to continue.

Why does it matter?

Insulation acts as a barrier to heat flow and helps keep your home warm in winter and cool in summer.

Great. One last question. When do you tend to use
the most energy?

Before 7am
7am-10pm
After 10pm

Please select one of the following to continue.

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