Tricklesaver for TV
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You need to remember to use a remote to switch off the peripherals. The TrickleSaver will automatically switch peripherals on and off as needed.
Most TV's are quite efficient in standby - legislation was introduced years ago mandating they consume <1 watt in standby. It is \ peripheral devices that draw lots of power when you forget to switch them off and when left in standby. 2 power states need to be managed
1. devices left on
2. devices left on standby.
Bernard - TrickleStar
bce141270 2 years ago