Does the LCD show the number of watts being consumed?
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It only shows runtime, load capacity and voltage. For watts you should look into a kill-a-watt device like this one: http://www.amazon.com/P3-P4400-Electricity-Usage-Monitor/dp/B00009MDBU I have one of those and it works great. Plug it in before the unit, then plug the unit into it and you will have the watt display of the whole ups.
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Richard, Not really. The panel and power supply will demand a certain amount of power. Some might suggest that changing your settings from bright to dim may change the power consumption, but the difference in power usage is minimal. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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The unit itself has no power-consumption rating that I can see. If I had to guess, I'd say it consumes probably as much power as a night-light, or less. The unit itself is basically a volt/amp meter coupled with a display - none of these are power-hungry components.
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No, it only acts as a switch to control one of the two outlets, based on the commands of the controller. Amount of Watts used is not tracked by this device.
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Press Menu until you get to Volts, then press Up or Down keys to find Watts.That is what the manual says.
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The Efergy displays Watts. Both instant current Watt readings, daily totals and daily averages. Local rates can be entered to show costs, but that feature is not necessary to use.
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I can't answer that question right now. I do know that my unit is dark and does not emit any disturbing display light whatsoever.
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Shows tenths of watts, but only whole Hertzs. Don't know about the rest of the settings. Hope this helps.
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You can see how much power your using...works as described. I use it to see how much power I will need and then I know how big a solar panel or energy generating bike I will use to go off the grid.
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OK, if I want to measure how many watts my refer uses in 24 hours,how do I do it on the 4460?Tx for any comments.
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It has a battery gauge on the display and you can perform a self-test on it. I assume it would tell you after the self-test that it doesn't have the expected capacity.
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I'm assuming you mean on the unit itself? If so then the answer is no. When switched off there are no LED's illuminated the unit. When switched on there is a green LED that lighted up to indicate that the power is on. Hope that helps you.
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That is power consumption. To calculate wattage use the formula: voltage x amps = wattage. In your led tv, check voltage and ampere mentioned. If current says, for example, 50mA, it means 50 milli-ampere. Assuming voltage is 120 volts, then wattage would be (120 x 50)/1000= 6 Watts. It is easy to calculate. If the range comes less than 200 then STU 200 will work as step down converter. Hope this helps.
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Actually there isn't a real power output, it is only a TV signal. I put a wattmeter that shows the input power is uses, and got a reading of .5 watts using the 120 volt power supply that comes with it. I have no way of checking what it would consume using the USB plug alone.
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http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp here's a wattage calculator for desktops
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Power consumption is listed in the operating instruction manual as 1000 watts.
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If you pay for example 15 cents per kilo-Watt Hour (kWH), the Samsung at 218 watts would cost 3.27 cents every hour it's turned on. So even if an LCD TV consumes less power, it's not significant in terms of money paid to your electric company. Fun fact (for people like me, anyway): I have a 13 year old 50 inch Fujitsu plasma, one of the very first. I've measured the power at 500W. So it looks like power consumption on plasmas is about half what it was 13 years ago