38 straight answers about fitting, safety, price, delivery, payment and our 30-day money-back guarantee.
Quick answer
WattLock is a plug-in energy saver for British 3-pin sockets. You need one per socket circuit (most homes need 1–4). Prices start at £39, including VAT and free tracked UK delivery, and every order has a 30-day money-back guarantee.
WattLock is a small plug-in device built to the UK plug standard. You plug it into an ordinary 3-pin socket and a green light shows it's on. There's no wiring, no app and no subscription.
A TrueWatt circuit built around an approved capacitor, in a fire-resistant casing with a UK 3-pin plug.
About the size of a phone charger, so it sits discreetly on a wall socket.
No. WattLock doesn't need an app, Wi-Fi or batteries.
Results depend on your home, your appliances and your tariff, so we can't promise a fixed figure. Every order comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee: check your smart meter or your next bill, and if you're not happy, send it back for a full refund.
Yes. You keep your supplier, your tariff and your habits. Nothing else changes.
One WattLock per circuit. A flat or small bungalow usually needs 1, a 2–3 bed house 2 (one downstairs, one upstairs), a house with a separate kitchen circuit 3, and a large home or one with an extension or garage 4. Count the switches labelled 'sockets' or 'ring' in your fuse box.
No – one per socket circuit, not per room. Most homes need one to four.
Open your consumer unit (fuse box) and count the switches labelled sockets, ring, kitchen or similar. Lighting, cooker and shower circuits don't count.
Switch off one socket breaker at a time and check which sockets go dead, or order the 2-pack, which suits most 2–3 bed houses.
Yes. It simply plugs in, so it's ideal for renters and you can take it with you when you move.
Check your consumer unit to see how many socket circuits you have.