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New TFT monitors

19/05/08 | by Jeff

| Categories: Energy

TFT monitor

We recently replaced a number of CRT monitors with flat screen TFT types. Before the change, we monitored the power consumption of one CRT monitor, which turned out to use an average of 57.1 W over a working week. We are now monitoring the power consumption of one of the new monitors, and so far it is higher, at an average of 61.1 W. We didn't expect this, so we need to do some more tests to find out what is going on.

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