People don't usually turn off their TVs by switching it off on the power socket.
Instead we click the little red button on the remote and the screen goes black, problem solved.
Is it?
You notice the little green/red lights emitting from the TV status panel when it's turned "off"? That means the TV is not completely turned off, consuming what electricians called vampire loads.
In a year, by switching OFF the TV (without leaving that little green/red light on) one can save up to RM60 of electricity! Think about it, just a little more effort and you can save the money, put it back into your pocket for something else!
Instead we click the little red button on the remote and the screen goes black, problem solved.
Is it?
You notice the little green/red lights emitting from the TV status panel when it's turned "off"? That means the TV is not completely turned off, consuming what electricians called vampire loads.
In a year, by switching OFF the TV (without leaving that little green/red light on) one can save up to RM60 of electricity! Think about it, just a little more effort and you can save the money, put it back into your pocket for something else!
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