Shall I turn off my Casio's when not being used?

I'm the prime believer in leaving projectors on from 9 till 3:30 to minimise unpredictable bulb failure at the expense of greater running costs due to greater power consumption.

Now given that (and this isn't an argument about that policy - we've had that one many times before :) ) shall I start switching off my new Casio's when not in use?

Or will it not be worth it in terms of TCO/hassle.

regards

Simon

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Originally Posted by SimpleSi

I'm the prime believer in leaving projectors on from 9 till 3:30 to minimise unpredictable bulb failure at the expense of greater running costs due to greater power consumption.

Now given that (and this isn't an argument about that policy - we've had that one many times before :) ) shall I start switching off my new Casio's when not in use?

Or will it not be worth it in terms of TCO/hassle.

regards

Simon

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Considering they turn on/off instantly, I'd say turn them off when not in use. Why waste money and energy? :)

I always encourage all my users, both with and without Casios, to turn off their projectors when they're not being used... 'No Show' is the bane of my life.

Linda