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Segilla | 20:45 Mon 27th Oct 2008 | Technology
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When my light is plugged into the live mains but isn't on, does it use and standby current?
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Avatar Image Hymie
No
22:20 Mon 27th Oct 2008
Avatar Image ll_billym
Well looking at this link I would say yes as it has to "know" when you touch it.

http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/1998-05/8 93276774.Eg.r.html

01:51 Tue 28th Oct 2008
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agree with ll_billym

Anything that you can turn on without using a big clunky on/off switch must be using power at all times so it knows when to switch it's self on
01:54 Tue 28th Oct 2008
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Yes it will be using electricity but not much as it has to know when you touch it to turn on....
19:42 Wed 29th Oct 2008

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