Question about power

[woodsie]

if i have an electrical appliance plugged in and then i switch off the
power but DO NOT pull the plug, is it possible that there is still a small
amount of power going to the machine?

 

[Gregory Toomey]

woodsie wrote:

if i have an electrical appliance plugged in and then i switch off the
power but DO NOT pull the plug, is it possible that there is still a small
amount of power going to the machine?

If it is still plugged on at the wall, then its possible.
Computer printers + televisions can still consume a few watts when they
appear to be off.

gtoomey

 

[Trevor Wilson]

"woodsie" <none@none.com> wrote in message
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if i have an electrical appliance plugged in and then i switch off the
power but DO NOT pull the plug, is it possible that there is still a small
amount of power going to the machine?

**It depends on where you switch off the power. If you switch it off at the
wall, then no. If you switch it off at the appliance, then maybe.


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Trevor Wilson
www.rageaudio.com.au