Vampire Energy: Do you leave the charger plugged in the socket after charging? You can get a 'shock' like this every month..

Most people remove the phone after charging it, but leave the charger in the socket. Many people do not even consider it necessary to turn off the switch of the socket because they think What difference will it make? But you will be surprised to know that energy experts warn about this. Experts say that due to this bad habit, small amounts of electricity keep getting wasted. The product can get damaged.

What is Vampire Energy?

The charger may not be connected to the phone, but it still keeps drawing electricity. This is because the transformer and circuit in the charger are always ready to charge. This silent wastage of electricity is also called 'Vampire Power'.

This is how you will get a 'shock' every month.

According to media reports, vampire energy is also called phantom load. This term is used when even switched off or turned off devices are consuming electricity. While a single charger may consume 0.1 to 0.5 watts of power, multiple plugged-in gadgets like TVs, chargers, and computers can add up to a huge electricity bill.

Wasting electricity can add a little bit to your monthly electricity bill, and just think about how much wasted electricity you end up paying extra for in a year. The only advantage of leaving chargers plugged in is that you don't have to plug them in again, but the disadvantages outweigh this simple convenience.

Keeping chargers unplugged has more benefits than just saving electricity

Lower bills: You can save a little on every device.

Safety: A charger can overheat and catch fire if left plugged in.

Longer life: Constant exposure to electricity, especially voltage fluctuations, can lead to a fire.

Most people remove the phone after charging it, but leave the charger in the socket. Many people do not even consider it necessary to turn off the switch of the socket because they think What difference will it make? But you will be surprised to know that energy experts warn about this. Experts say that due to this bad habit, small amounts of electricity keep getting wasted. The product can get damaged.

What is Vampire Energy?

The charger may not be connected to the phone, but it still keeps drawing electricity. This is because the transformer and circuit in the charger are always ready to charge. This silent wastage of electricity is also called 'Vampire Power'.

This is how you will get a 'shock' every month.

According to media reports, vampire energy is also called phantom load. This term is used when even switched off or turned off devices are consuming electricity. While a single charger may consume 0.1 to 0.5 watts of power, multiple plugged-in gadgets like TVs, chargers, and computers can add up to a huge electricity bill.

Wasting electricity can add a little bit to your monthly electricity bill, and just think about how much wasted electricity you end up paying extra for in a year. The only advantage of leaving chargers plugged in is that you don't have to plug them in again, but the disadvantages outweigh this simple convenience.

Keeping chargers unplugged has more benefits than just saving electricity

Lower bills: You can save a little on every device.

Safety: A charger can overheat and catch fire if left plugged in.

Longer life: Constant exposure to electricity, especially voltage fluctuations, can lead to a fire.