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Saving money with Anzen switches


Electricity shortage in Pakistan has been around since we were kids and long before that even. Thinking about those times, bring about the memories of the whole family sitting outside, whilst honoring the youngest one to perform the chivalrous act of fanning everyone with a makeshift fan. And then along came the UPS, which solved the issue of electricity to some extent, for some, able enough to afford one. Talks of building dams have been going around since forever, but the scorching heat has motivated the people just enough, to contribute in the fund’s being raised by the Supreme Court of Pakistan, to build dams. Salute to our people.
 
Electricity shortage has taught one thing to every Pakistani – the value of electricity, and how important it is, to save it, as much as possible. Some very graphic examples include, the whole family sleeping in the same room with an AC, and also, the whole family sitting in the same room when the UPS is working. Okay we confess - this is our very desi way of getting less bill, but in a cute patriotic way it does save the electricity a bit. There’s always a person in the house – Ama Jan and Aba Jan in most scenarios – who’re telling everyone (in a very desi way) to switch of the fan, the lights, the TV, the straightener, the blow dryer etc. etc.
But we being the very forgetful generation, who on top of that, have earplugs on, forget to switch off the button every now and then – OKAY, OKAY, MOST OF THE TIME. This results in a very long, desi lecture mostly, which of course, we truly deserve. But we are the generation of “The problem fixers”, there must be a way to make the desi parents happy and to do a patriotic service for our beautiful country, at the same time. 
So ladies and gentlemen, behold your rescuers - Anzen Switches – who aim, to make your life simple. They have the remedy for all your worries, all you need, is WiFi. You just have to approach us, and we’ll send our guy over, to install the magic in your place, and you can control all the switches via, (wait for it) – YOUR PHONE. 
Think about it! You don’t have to go back upstairs if you left the switch on. You don’t have to go BACK home to switch off the button, in case the house catches fire, just like your parents predicted. You can teach our App, which switches need to be turned off when there's no need, and the App will remind you. The switches can be scheduled to turn off at a designated time, saving you from a lot of trouble. Not only that, you can also schedule the switches of your choice, to turn on and off with the sunset and sunrise. Just a few swipes on your phone, and you’re saving yourself from a big number on your bill. On top of that, you’re helping your country and your parent’s temper, so everyone’s happy – VOILA! 


















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