No-load current

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Under no-load current is defined as the electric current flowing through an electrical device when connected to the nominal voltage is connected, but is not passed on. With regular load, the current increases up to the rated current . The lower the idle current, the lower the standby losses of a device and the more this contributes to energy saving.

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  1. ↑ No-load current , accessed March 25, 2013.