Took a reading.
10mbit = 7.5 watt total.
100 = 8.4ish,
1000mbit = 11-12 watts
Makes it a 4-5 watt draw.
I guess the design theory behind that is if you can plug into a lan you can plug into a wall.
Power hungry gigabit?
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