It runs off a 5V, 2A supply, so even at full pelt that’s a quarter of a kWh per day, and using the Uk’s capped rate for electricity, that’s 8p max a day. For me, that falls into the negligible category, especially as it won’t be running at full pelt 24hrs a day.Could someone check power consumption of Pro in "standby" and in "idle" modes? I know it will consume little power but all in all it's 24/7 on.
Your reply was much more sensible/ forgiving than mine was going to be...It runs off a 5V, 2A supply, so even at full pelt that’s a quarter of a kWh per day, and using the Uk’s capped rate for electricity, that’s 8p max a day. For me, that falls into the negligible category, especially as it won’t be running at full pelt 24hrs a day.
Actually found a post where WiiM say it’s 5v, 1.5A not 2A, so it’d be 6p per day for me if I ran it 24x7…Your reply was much more sensible/ forgiving than mine was going to be...
Actually found a post where WiiM say it’s 5v, 1.5A not 2A, so it’d be 6p per day for me if I ran it 24x7…
Or maybe give up 1 cup of coffee every few months, or maybe turn the amp up really loud and sit by it instead of running the heating. I hear it's unusually cold in the uk atm.You need Solar
maybe turn the amp up really loud and sit by it instead of running the heating. I hear it's unusually cold in the uk atm.
Ignore that power consumption for octomber, November and december, it was connected for deferent device,i just connected now just for mesure the Wiim mini.Wiim mini with full volume in work mode can't detect power consumption,i suppose is less than one watt because some d class amp 50w that i have consumption is 2 or 3 watts, depends of how loud are playing,sonos amp 125w of power usually are about 7w per hour.
did you measured 340mA on the DC side?In case anyone is interested: Using Wifi, the WiiM Pro uses about 1.7 Watts (both when playback is active and when the unit is idle).
Highest consumtion seems to be 440 mv during booting for WiiM pro.did you measured 340mA on the DC side?
In this case we could assume just under 2W, considering the heat produced and dispersed by the power supply also.
The dimmed led in stand-by, shouldn't change overall.