Corporate Responsibility

Motorola is committed to providing energy-efficient mobile phone chargers. In fact, all our chargers voluntarily meet or exceed the EU Code of Conduct on Efficiency of External Power Supplies (chargers).

More than half the energy used by mobile phones is lost when chargers are disconnected from the phone, but left plugged into the wall socket. This is called standby (no-load) energy use. In 2008, Motorola began incorporating “unplug alerts” in our phones to remind users to unplug the charger after it charges.

Motorola worked with other manufacturers to develop a rating system for chargers as part of the Integrated Product Policy (IPP) programme under the European Commission. The rating system makes it easy to compare the standby energy use of chargers.

Since 2000, Motorola has reduced the average standby energy use by at least 70 percent.

Which model do I own?
See the model number marked on your charger. Then use the table below to find the charger’s average standby energy use and rating.

Market name	Motorola Model	Manufacturing Model	Average Standby Energy Use (Watts) at 230 Volts	Rating
P333	SPN5342A	DCH3-050EU-0303	0.07	4 Star
P333	SPN5342A	FMP5342A	0.16	3 Star
P333	SPN5342A	5700	0.24	2 Star
P330	SPN5409A	DCH3-050EU-0304	0.07	4 Star
P330	SPN5409A	FMP5342A	0.16	3 Star
P330	SPN5409A	5800	0.24	2 Star
CH700	SPN5189B	DCH3-050EU-0300	0.07	4 Star
CH700	SPN5189B	FMP5189B	0.17	3 Star
CH700	SPN5189B	5100	0.19	3 Star
P853	SPN5383A	FMP5383A	0.18	3 Star
P553	SPN5328B	FMP5202A	0.17	3 Star
CH710	SPN5202C	DCH4-050MV-0301	0.13	3 Star
CH710	SPN5202C	FMP5202C	0.17	3 Star
P035	SPN5324A	FMP5324	0.17	3 Star

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The rating is based on the standby energy use, as agreed by the voluntary IPP programme.

Rating	Standby Energy Use
5 Star	≤ 0.03W
4 Star	> 0.03W to 0.15W
3 Star	> 0.15W to 0.25W
2 Star	> 0.25W to 0.35W
1 Star	> 0.35W to 0.5W
No Stars	> 0.5W