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Saturday, 23 January 2010
Energy Savings - How much does your TV cost in standby
It seems that traditional cathode ray tube (CRT) televisions use about 100 watts of power when in use and about two watts on standby. Whereas LCD and plasma screens are higher users of energy, with the largest models consuming up to 400 watts when in use and about four watts on standby. There is no reason to leave them on, so switch off at the socket to make more energy savings.
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