self-power-off

noun
UK /ˌselfˈpaʊər ɒf/
US /ˌselfˈpaʊər ɔːf/

When a machine turns itself off without anyone pressing a button.

The tablet's self-power-off saved the battery after it sat unused for an hour.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A feature that lets a device shut down on its own after a set time.

Enable self-power-off in the settings so the screen goes dark at night.

3. The act of a system ending its own operation without outside help.

The satellite's self-power-off kicked in when its solar panels failed.

4. A setting that turns off a gadget automatically to save energy.

The self-power-off on the TV turns it off if no one touches the remote for two hours.