The development direction of the patch panel

With the rapid growth of standby energy consumption of electrical products, families and society have paid too much price. The China Energy Conservation Certification Center has conducted a survey on the standby energy consumption of households and shows that standby energy consumption accounts for about 10% of household electricity consumption. Taking TV as an example, the average standby power consumption of each TV is 8.07W, which is about 0.016 kWh for 2 hours of standby per day. The resource and environmental problems caused by standby energy consumption have attracted more and more attention from the society. For this reason, the International Energy Agency has proposed the "1 Watt Plan" to implement a 1 Watt standby energy consumption action by 2010. The plan has received positive responses from the European Union and the United States, and signed agreements promising to reduce standby energy consumption year by year. Countries have successively implemented mandatory regulations (for example, the European Commission officially launched the "European Smart Source Program" in 2003, and the European Union announced in June 2005 "Green Paper on Energy Efficiency", the United States implemented the "white label mechanism" in 2006, etc.).