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It may be hard to believe, but 75 percent of the electricity used by home electronic equipment is consumed when the products are turned off. That's because they're not really "off" -- they're on standby mode, using electricity to power features like clocks, remote controls and channel/station memory.

ENERGY STAR® qualified electronics typically use half or even less than half as much energy in standby without sacrificing any of those important features. You save money on your energy bills and prevent the pollution caused by energy waste.

To find out more about your household electronic products, click on the link below to view our fact sheet.
      Electronics Fact Sheet

For more information on ENERGY STAR qualified electronics, visit the ENERGY STAR Electronics page.
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