“What is the standby power consumption when nothing is plugged in? A few similar receptacles actually monitor if there is anything plugged into the USB sockets and turn off input power if there is not, but I doubt this one does.”

Asked by curious 9 years ago

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Standby power is about 150 microamps. Roughly 1.3 kilowatt hours per year.
Answered by GuywithFluke 9 years ago
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There is no standby power consumption indicator. Sine there is no heat or light, I don't think it could be very much.
Answered by Tony 7 years ago
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I have seen no change in power when using this product with multiple items plugged in.
Answered by Racquetball 7 years ago
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No standby power! Power is always available. If nothing is plugged into the outlet, you have NO POWER CONSUMPTION. No consumption because there is NO LOAD on the circuit. Take this from an electrical engineer.
Answered by FMelendez 7 years ago
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Should be zero.
Answered by Rhino11us 8 years ago
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