Does it? Even when there is no phone/device connected to make a complete circuit?I know you should unplug the charger as its a transformer, and continues to use electricity when plugged in.
I guess so. Isn't it Watts = Amps x Volts so for an average phone charger it would be something like 0.5A x 240V = 120W so you'd have to run it for about 8 hours to incur the cost of a single kWh unit of electricity? Or something...but I would imagine the amount on a phone charger is miniscule.
You mean this?The chap that told my friend this is into geopathic stress in houses which is another issue.
Is your friend's friend otherwise intelligent?Geopathic stress is a pseudoscientific theory that maintains that various sources of energy (such as underground moving water, radiation sources and others) lead to increased vibration, and that "geopathically stressed locations" are to be blamed for a long list of ailments, ranging from headaches to cancer.
Are you sure that the charger next door was the source of the noise in your room?Going back to the charger, one night recently I could hear this very low pitched noise in my bedroom and the following day I discovered it was a charger that was plugged in, in the room next to mine, granted these are partition walls but I still thought it was strange.
Going back to the charger, one night recently I could hear this very low pitched noise in my bedroom and the following day I discovered it was a charger that was plugged in, in the room next to mine, granted these are partition walls but I still thought it was strange.
My family were leaving 4 chargers on 24/7 and I never heard a thing!
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