Hello, I'm mainly concerned about whether turning off the TV, set-top box and the like is safe for the equipment itself and translates into savings due to turning off the LEDs that usually light up on standby tv or set-top box
1.As it is economical and safe then ok
2.But if it is not, because I think it is nonsense when it comes to savings and adversely affect the equipment itself
If the 2nd answer is correct then please give a concrete description of why how it affects the equipment and savings I have to prove it to one person who every leaves the house for longer or shorter turns everything off the grid.
1.As it is economical and safe then ok
2.But if it is not, because I think it is nonsense when it comes to savings and adversely affect the equipment itself
If the 2nd answer is correct then please give a concrete description of why how it affects the equipment and savings I have to prove it to one person who every leaves the house for longer or shorter turns everything off the grid.
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. On a rechargeable battery the internal clock works without a problem. Why should it take electricity to light up the digits when no one will look at it for a few weeks? And even if it gets erased, what's the problem of setting it?
