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(deleted) Wed 03-Aug-16 10:59:55
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Re: Power failure knocks 10mb/s off the line speed.


[re: MHC] [link to this post] 		 
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It may be small but it is NOT zero.
The video shows the device draws zero current.
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(sensei) Wed 03-Aug-16 11:04:17
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Re: Power failure knocks 10mb/s off the line speed.


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I do not care what that video shows. It does not show the device under discussion. And where is the proof that the meter is calibrated? Purchased from Lakeland ... says a lot.


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(deleted) Wed 03-Aug-16 11:12:55
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Re: Power failure knocks 10mb/s off the line speed.


[re: MHC] [link to this post] 		 
There's no reason why those results wouldn't apply to the MK socket, and the MK socket documentation states the device draws zero current on standby.
Case closed.


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Standard User MHC
(sensei) Wed 03-Aug-16 11:14:06
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Re: Power failure knocks 10mb/s off the line speed.


[re: cheshire_man] [link to this post] 		 
I have just got some figures for an MK Logic Plus range Socket with USB outlets. The quiescent current is actually just under 7mA - which seems higher that I might have expected.


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Standard User MHC
(sensei) Wed 03-Aug-16 11:15:49
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Re: Power failure knocks 10mb/s off the line speed.


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NO IT DOES NOT.

They devices are of different design, from different manufacturers and the MK documentation does not state it draws zero current.


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(deleted) Wed 03-Aug-16 11:17:18
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Re: Power failure knocks 10mb/s off the line speed.


[re: MHC] [link to this post] 		 
Yes it does, as has been shown earlier in the thread.
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(sensei) Wed 03-Aug-16 11:26:00
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Re: Power failure knocks 10mb/s off the line speed.


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WHERE?


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(deleted) Wed 03-Aug-16 11:29:16
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Page 5.
Standard User MHC
(sensei) Wed 03-Aug-16 11:31:38
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Page 5 does not refer to the socket version. READ the document completely and accurately..


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(deleted) Wed 03-Aug-16 11:38:04
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In 2013 MK Electric was one of the first UK manufacturers to introduce a range of award winning USB charging modules, and now this technology is being integrated into our market leading twin socket.
Do you understand what "integrated" means?
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