Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Oven Comparison The Computer Uses A LOT Of Electricity Even When It's Turned Off, But Still Plugged In?

The computer uses A LOT of electricity even when it's turned off, but still plugged in? - oven comparison

Who knows how much electricity is off but plugged in, the use of computers - and a return to TV, hair dryer in action, past an electric stove? I need to understand a kind of comparison to how much electricity is used (and I have to pay).
And while I am, how much electricity (something to do something) to use?

3 comments:

Peter H said...

A team on stand-by consumption is not high, a few watts in the rule. That's less than a television in standby mode, let alone a television set (100-150 watts). The actual consumer devices with heating elements, air dryers (300 watts or less) with heaters and ovens (2000 watts) more.

BRUCED! said...

You can also measure AA device, the Kill-a-Watt on the amount of energy that was used when away, or energy conservation.

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deanyour... said...

http://www.wisegeek.com/how-much-electri ...

A simple Google search provides many links to such information. The URL above is just one of many examples.

Google is your friend.

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