If An Appliance Is Plugged In But Turned Off, Does It Still Use Electricity?

The video discusses various ways to save energy, focusing on the concept of phantom energy, which is the power consumed by devices even when not in use. It highlights how chargers, cable boxes, and other electronics can draw power continuously, leading to increased energy bills. The video suggests using electricity meters to identify energy-wasting devices and looking for Energy Star labels to ensure energy efficiency. By being mindful of what devices are plugged in and for how long, viewers can save money and reduce their environmental impact.

What is the main concern regarding chargers in terms of energy consumption?

• They are often lost or misplaced.

• They continuously draw power even when not in use.

• They are expensive to replace.

• They are difficult to plug in.

Which of the following devices is known to consume power in standby mode?

• Table lamp

• Microwave

• Refrigerator

• Cable box

What is a recommended tool to identify devices wasting unused power?

• A voltmeter

• A thermometer

• A barometer

• An electricity meter

What label should you look for to ensure a product is energy efficient?

• Power Saver

• Green Power

• Energy Star

• Eco-Friendly

How can being mindful of what you plug in help?

• It can save money and protect the environment.

• It can reduce noise pollution.

• It can improve device performance.

• It can increase your internet speed.