Is the power loss and heat development via through surface charging higher than for built in chargers (like ARC80, ARC-G) where phones are put directly onto the charger?
Heat development with ARC-H LD is far less than built-in chargers because the phone is not in direct contact with the charger. This benefits the phone battery life by minimising the amount by which the phone battery heats up. Furthermore, the Resonant Pad of ARC-H LD makes it up to 20% more efficient (ie: loses less heat) than either built-in or other through surface chargers, because it reconcentrates the magnetic field on the phone.
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