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WHAT IS PHANTOM POWER?

WHAT IS PHANTOM POWER?. Phantom power. sucks extra energy when you aren't looking and when you don’t need it!. Many gadgets, electronic devices a nd appliances draw or use power e ven when they're switched off or not in use!. JUST BY BEING PLUGGED IN!. WHAT GADGETS USE IT?.

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WHAT IS PHANTOM POWER?

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  1. WHAT IS PHANTOM POWER?

  2. Phantom power sucks extra energy when you aren't looking and when you don’t need it!

  3. Many gadgets, electronic devices and appliances draw or use power even when they're switched off ornot in use!

  4. JUST BY BEING PLUGGED IN!

  5. WHAT GADGETS USE IT? • Chargers for cell phones • Chargers for digital cameras • power tools • Televisions • Refrigerators • Computers • Printers draw or take energy even when they're plugged into an outlet!

  6. All together, phantom energy can account for about 5-10 percent of an individual home's electricity use!

  7. To save energy plug everything to a power strip and turn them all off at the same time! TV DVD player computer monitor printer

  8. Or simply unplug after you finish using the gadget or appliance!

  9. References Dunn, Collin. "Save Energy by Avoiding Phantom Power - Planet Green." Planet Green : Sustainable Living, Energy Conservation, Earth Day. 5 Nov. 2007. Web. 22 June 2010. <http://planetgreen.discovery.com/tech-transport/penny-pinching-save-energy-by.html>.

  10. http://pics.tech4learning.com References Gault, Jason. home.jpg. 2/8/2001. Pics4Learning. 22 Jun 2010 http://pics.tech4learning.com Unplug phone chargers. farm3.static.flickr.com/ 2465/3772117513_fee69... http://www.inbugsdrawers.blogspot.com 6/22/10

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