can i use this on a 50in tv?
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Its really not good, i already tried it and its shutting down my tv every 5 minute and must replace fuse, buy something bigger
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you have to check the power consumption of the 50in TV and then compare with what the product offers
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You need to check the wattage of the TV... there will be a label on the back of the TV, somewhere near where the electrical cord enters the TV. If it says the wattage, great... otherwise, you would multiply the stated voltage times the amperage it draws to get the wattage. Your transformer should be at least double the wattage of your TV. This is to account for both the current surge that is found in many electrical devices when they are first turned on, and to keep the transformer from having to work at 100 percent of its specification all the time. If your TV is 150 watts or less, this transformer will work... but if more, you need to buy a larger capacity transformer. You need to check the wattage of the TV... there will be a label on the back of the TV, somewhere near where the electrical cord enters the TV. If it says the wattage, great... otherwise, you would multiply the stated voltage times the amperage it draws to get the wattage. Your transformer should be at least double the wattage of your TV. This is to account for both the current surge that is found in many electrical devices when they are first turned on, and to keep the transformer from having to work at 100 percent of its specification all the time. If your TV is... » Read More You need to check the wattage of the TV... there will be a label on the back of the TV, somewhere near where the electrical cord enters the TV. If it says the wattage, great... otherwise, you would multiply the stated voltage times the amperage it draws to get the wattage. Your transformer should be at least double the wattage of your TV. This is to account for both the current surge that is found in many electrical devices when they are first turned on, and to keep the transformer from having to work at 100 percent of its specification all the time. If your TV is 150 watts or less, this transformer will work... but if more, you need to buy a larger capacity transformer. « Show Less
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Hi Tamara, you'll need to check the wattage of your TV. It's unlikely to be higher than 300 watts, but best to make sure first. If it's under 300 watts, you should be able to use this.
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It all depends on the power requirement of your TV. TV power requirements vary widely per brand and per design. Look at the back of your TV where the electrical cord goes in. You will see a label or the power requirements for your set stamped on the panel. If the requirements are 300 Watts (2.4 amps) or less, then you may use it. You may also find this information on the manual as well. Normally the most efficient TV's are LED TV's. You do not provide any information of your TV.
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Donald, they advertise up to 60" TV. I used it on a 55". I wouldn't recommend using anything bigger than 60 inches.
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It should work, as long as there are 4 holes in the back of the TV, no problem. It works great on my 50", butmy Sony 25" didn't have pre drilled holes. Just check the back of your TV.
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It depends on the TV. I planned on using it with my 42 inch plasma but it seemed off balance so I didn't use it.
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If your tv actually measures 50" straight across, it won't fit on this stand without 3" hanging over. The stand at the widest part is 47" across the front. If your tv was sold as a 50" tv, then it would fit because the diagonal measurement would be less than 50".
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I have a 46" Sony LCD plus a sound bar on top of the swivel. I don't see a problem with a 50" tv.
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Used it for 50" installation. I see no issues with going to a 60" tv. None.
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Product Dimensions: 16.2 x 48 x 10.5 inches ; 51 poundsThe description states, it was not made to support a TV. However, if it is sitting on a stand I presume it would be fine to hold a 50" screen, provided the stand itself is stable. I would not recommend that you place the TV on it, if wall mounted, as it was never designed to support that kind of weight.
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I don't know. Our TV was only 51". I would follow the manufacturer instructions.
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Not sure... I have my 55 inch on it and there is no problem. I would suspect it depends on the weight of the tv.
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my tv is 50" diagonal. I would think so. The long vertical pieces measure 19" the width of the big metal part is about 28.5". so all this should be well hidden behind your tv. The bracket fit my tv fine, no problems. I would also guess the brackets are made to a standard. Everything is pretty adjustable. I recommend you make sure to hit some solid wood up in the ceiling when you mount it.
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that i do not know if you go to the panasonic.com site (replacement parts section)it will tell you which one goes to your tv mines is 50 inch
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Yes it's suitable for a 32" tv. I have it hooked up to a 55" tv and it works great. I think you will be happy with the sound quality this mid level sound system puts out.
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I have a 50" Samsung. Yes the bar worked, but not the hardware. The existing VESA screws in the TV were to short. Also I have a LG sound bar, that mounts on a bracket. I went to Lowes and bought 2 longer VESA screws ( they're metric ) and two # 8 x 3/4 bolt , nut , and washer to mount the LG bracket. It cost about 3 dollars .
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Sure! i have 55 inches TV that works perfectly. Make sure you buy a high quality HDMI cabo
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We have a 50" TV and it is sturdy enough for it. The ends of the tv stick out past the top, however. The entire system isn't the greatest quality but it works anyway, especially since you can tuck your tv into a corner.
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Its big enough however I believe the maker only advises up to 50 inchTV. I think it has something to do with angles I know I have only a fewinches to turn my 40 inch TV before it hits the wall, so maybe if you didn'thave to adjust your Tv it would work, but I think the next model up may giveyou more movement