Are there any power consumption when the charger keep into the socket after be used?

With the development of mobile phones towards large screens, power consumption is getting faster and faster, and charging is more and more frequent. In order to facilitate charging, many consumers admit that they will always plug their mobile phone chargers into the socket when they are at home instead of using up. Unplug it easily. Don't underestimate such a small action, there is a lot of knowledge hidden here. So what are the effects of this little habit? Will it consume electricity when the charger is not charging? Will this affect the life of the charger?

1. If the charger is not unplugged for a long time, the charger itself will be more or less affected. Long-term plugging on the plug-in board will cause the charger to heat up. The long-term heat will affect the simple circuit board and electronic components in the charger. , It also causes the connecting wire to heat up and the rubber skin becomes soft. These will shorten the life of the charger.

2. The charger will consume electricity if it is not charging. Although the charger is not connected to the mobile phone, the circuit board inside the charger is energized and still in working condition, which still consumes power. Similar to the home appliance having two switches, which are divided into "hard switch" and "soft switch", as long as the main home power switch is not turned off, the home appliance will always keep the "soft switch" on in the standby state, so the home appliance is in the standby state Power consumption is more serious than not unplugging the charger.

Therefore, when the battery is fully charged, it is best to unplug the charger to disconnect the whole circuit, and plug it in again when it needs to be charged again. This helps to extend the life of the device battery and charger.