Electronic controller for household energy control based on timing and tariff data

A system comprising:

• at least one controller having a microprocessor, the at least one controller coupled to at least one sensor and configured to enable selective management of energy supply into a household;
• a plurality of external sensors communicatively coupled to and providing the at least one controller with external information including the household energy demand, time data, or tariff price data per hour, to enable selectively switching on or off of individual load lines in the household based on the external information;
• a recycling algorithm operating on the at least one controller and making decisions by cycling through the external information as available at a specific moment in time, thereby enabling the at least one controller to optimize the supply of energy to the household by reducing or increasing supply of electrical energy to high household loads based on assessment of the external information;
• a power distribution box interfacing with the at least one controller to enable the at least one controller to selectively feed in green energy into the household, via the power distribution box, on a priority basis as available directly from separate lines or as stored in energy storage systems to reduce net load on the electricity grid;
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• a solar powered module communicatively coupled to the at least one controller, the solar powered module configured to sense incidence radiation from the sun and reset the at least one controller based on the sensed incidence radiation.