What is the power consumption when plugged in to the wall?
1471397
Depends on if the night light is on with darkness or if the removable flash light is fully charged. Very little if the night light is off and flash light is charged.
1471398
I'd like to know this also. My understanding is anything induction-charged isn't very energy efficient. Convenient and safe, yes, but not energy efficient.
1471399
I have no idea, however they put out a night light type glow, so we use them for that. I love these emergency flash lights and would not mind some power consumption due to the convenience and safety factors.
1471400
Hi - Hi. Unfortunately, I did not keep the instructions, so I don't have that info. I can tell you that I haven't had any problems and I'm very happy with them. (I bought two.) Hope that helps.
1471401
As an Electrical Engineer I have the tools and skills to answer this. Power consumption when the light is fully charged and nightlight is on (lit) n auto mode is <0.5 watt. For all intents that is nothing. Standard incandescent nightlights come in 4 and 7 watt values to compare. This is led so uses almost nothing and inductive charging when the unit is charged uses virtually nothing as well. When the light is being charged from fully dead the power consumption is still less than 1 watt so nothing to worry about.
2083387
thats info is not anywhere. run off standard 12v line, battery, fuse box, or cigarette adapters. Power Consumption : &lt; 8 W
316832
The plug uses 50mW with no load. That's with absolutely nothing plugged in to it. So yes it does use some power but its a miniscule amount.
676201
I have no idea. We plugged our into an outlet. We are very happy with this purchase...it's reallybeautiful
455071
The power adapter is a medium sized brick that plugs into the wall. the text on the power adapter reads: INPUT: 100-240V~ ,50/60Hz, 0.8A OUTPUT: 12.0V --- 2500mA
1690233
I have it plugged directly into the wall now, the power has gone out a few times and no data has been lost. I am thinking about getting a surge protector with a battery backup just in case.
2100554
I don't know about the total power consumption-it uses our regular 120v outlet in our bathroom. Have not noticed any increase in the electric bill...
1461600
It does plug into the wall for power. It does a great job with projecting sound and filling the room with the action you see on the screen.
668336
It is standard house current. I just plugged it into to wall. Sorry, that's the best I can do. Hope it answers your question.
728619
If I understand your question, the power to my laptop is directly plugged into the wall, not the docking station.
1848075
at least 1300 watts, I believe. I just use the standard wall socket in my home (american). not sure what you would need if this was being used overseas.
793656
It is plugged into a 6 plug power strip. Have no idea on the watts going into the plug. Monitor has a great picture. Only the material used in the construction is flimsy.
1191748
I have mine pluged in to the wall at all times. When the monitor is fully charged it will last 6 hours.
921817
The actual power adapter to it that plugs into the wall says input is 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz 0.8 A
1256981
HI.Thank you for your question.A power supply/power consumption : AC100V/40W
1712771
I am not an electrician, but my unit plugs into a standard wall power socket...which is 110V...this unit is very efficient!
1418044
Not sure, but I tested it several times with only one charge. It just plugs into the wall.