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Reduction Revolution is a business focused on energy efficiency and sustainability. Our products will help slash your energy usage. But they also often improve comfort, save time, and reduce your maintenance costs. That's why we say waste less, live better.

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Reduction Revolution Pty Ltd is an Australian owned and operated business (ABN 74 141 672 764).

Since 2010 we have supplied tens of thousands of customers across Australia & NZ.

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Earth Hour is an annual event to encourage environmental awareness, energy efficiency and action on climate change. You can participate by switching your lights off for one hour. It's typically run in March each year on a Saturday evening. Switching your lights... read more