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Powerstrip With Neon Lamp Switch
Dec. 28, 2022, 12:06 a.m. | MalBot
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There are powerstrips with a switch that lights up when the switch is turned on. Like this one:
These switches (certainly older models) often use a neon lamp as light source.
I measured the electric energy consumption of a powerstrip with switch on and neon lamp burning (without anything plugged into the powerstrip’s outlets).
It consumed 7,8582 Wh over 24 hours, thus it drew on average 0,327 W.
That’s about 6 times more than the standby power of my Apple …
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