Plug load

Okay kiddo, let me explain plug load to you in a very simple way. When we use electronic devices like TVs, laptops, or phones, we need to plug them into an outlet to work, right? These devices need energy or power to function, and they get that energy from the outlet they're plugged into.

Now, when we plug in too many devices at the same time or leave them plugged in even when we're not using them, it increases the total amount of energy needed. This is what we call plug load.

But why is it important to understand plug load? Well, when we use more energy than we need, it can harm the environment and cost us more money on our energy bills. So, it's important to manage our plug load by unplugging devices when we're not using them or using power strips to turn off multiple devices at once.

In summary, plug load is the amount of energy used by electronic devices that are plugged into outlets. By managing our plug load, we can save money and help protect the environment.