No, like iphones, computers and almost any other electronics they have a sensor, it lets as much power as it needs and then blocks it! so it doesnt really matter if you leave it in!
^ Actually it does use up power even with nothing plugged in. Same with other chargers.
Leaving a TV and charger plugged in can lead to energy waste, as both can draw power even when not in use. While a modern TV may have low standby power consumption, chargers can still consume energy when connected to an outlet, especially if left plugged in without a device. To reduce energy use and costs, it's best to unplug these devices when not in use.
no leaving your laptop pluged in will not waste your power yes it still uses power you dont have to worie about it.
No. Electrical appliances, when plugged in, create a "circuit." That means that there's an entry and an exit with a powered device somewhere inline. That's why there are two prongs on a plug. On the power adapter for your cell phone the circuit isn't complete unless it's plugged into the phone, so no power will flow through it. ______________ Not entirely true. Notice that the power pack, even with no device plugged in, remains warm to the touch; that's positive evidence that the device continues to draw power. However, the drain is minimal.
By leaving things such as lights on when they are not in use. Even leaving things such as lamps, your laptop, etc plugged in to the wall socket when they are not in use drains and wastes electricity.
a turbo charger unlike a super charger sucks in air releasing pressure ie in the form of a waste gate. unlike a super charger a turbo does not use horse power to generate horse power. differences from gas to diesel doesnt change
USB outlets do consume a small amount of power when devices are left plugged in but not charging, but the amount is typically very low and considered negligible.
Yes. You can tell if the adapter is warm then there is a waste of energy. It is the excitation of the transformer that is causing the heat loss.
Some chargers consume a small amount of power when plugged in, even if no device is attached, due to standby power consumption. This is often referred to as "vampire power" or "phantom load." To minimize energy waste, it is recommended to unplug chargers when not in use.
By using a charger waste is reduced since the batteries are rechargeable and do not have to be thrown away.
Are you asking about and indirect waste?
Faulty waste gate, improperly sized turbine housing.
Yes, flicking the light on and off fast does waste power. Turn the light on only when you need the light to see something in that room. Turn the light off when you leave the room to conserve power.