watt hour on this tv?
758307
This TV is "Energy Star" rated. The output wattage is 10 wats. The off wattage is less than 1 watt. If you check the various OEM's you will usually find the "Energy Star" rating and wattage. The LED HDTV's can usually be considered as being energy efficient.
492165
Home Depot or lowes, just bring it with you, and see if you can find the wattage in the literature
612274
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.
129818
I honestly don't know. I gifted mine to a friend and stepped up to a Kitchen Aid. I presume not many watts but their own website does not disclose. Good luck!
387192
I have looked at my papers and on the box and on the cord. Can't find the watt rating. Sorry I can't be of help.
1375638
You will need to check your owners manual for your TV (on line or printed) to see what the Watt usage is. If is uses less than 300 Watts then you could use this item. However, I would imagine the TV would require a larger unit.
44626
I spoke to tech support and they said that the 14 watts is product dependent, i.e. is the 14 watts from resistive source or inductive source. My LG HDTV draws 28.3 Watts but is on "the margin" and may or may not work. But there are 2 outlets that are always powered and do not turn off if the main source goes below threshold.Their Tech services department was every helpful and gave me a straight up answer.
459726
Tested with a Kill-a-watt.55 inch 6000 Samsung LED.High power saving mode about 80-90 watts.Low power saving about. 150-160
766337
I have a 46inch plasma TV that I use as the control. With the TV and the power strip plugged in over a three day period (81 hours) it registered .4 KW on a Kill A Watt. That is about 4 cents in electricity at my rates. That was only other measuring that I have done.
638720
I do not recall the wattage. I do know that it did not heat up. I sent it back.
460120
No. And this TV is a dinosaur that sucks an extreme amount of energy (about 500 watts/h, if I'm remembering right). You shouldn't be considering a TV this ancient in 2015. Unless someone is pretty much handing it to you for free and you don't care about your electrical bill.
1127294
Yes, you can probably run an inverter connected to a lighter outlet to run a TV or other small things needing under ~120 watts. The battery likely has a rating like "15 amp-hour" hinting it'll give you 1 amp (at 12V) for 15 hours, or 2 amps for 7.5 hours etc and something needing 1 amp at 120V will pull 10 amps at 12V from the battery.
1520568
600 is peak. it averages about 275w. if i recall correctly this tv uses about $30 of electricity a year @ 15 cents kilowatt hour.
1254683
OK time for Class.... 1st it is rated at 500 watts. Here is Ohms law to help figure it out. P=ExI or P= I^2xR or P= E^2/R.... that said an owners manual for your product will most likely tell you how many Watts of Power your Equipment will Draw. i HAVE always went by a "Rule of Thumb" and run at around 3/4 of max power. 500 Watts would be MAX PEEK POWER so i take 500 x .75=375WATTS and it has served me well. Right now i run my Computer, a 32" flat screen TV and my external Hard Drive off the one i have. It has been in Continueous operation for almost 3 years now. If you need a Class on the "in rush" of current just ask!
1197849
dont buy this unit , the display on my one keeps turning off after after about one hour and sometimes less, its the front panel display, it has been returned to Jenserve for repair , got it back and it is still doing the same so dont send it there as they did not fix mine, it uses 800 watts when running and gets very hot so turn your central heating off and 140 watts in stand by .
993784
Hi the wattage states up to 1500W (it has a secondary plug so you can plug things into it as it takes up your whole wall mount the secondary plug goes up to 500W). However the voltage is 120. It also states 60 Hz and 12.5 amps if that helps.
1278009
Checked google. Your samsung tv power consumption is 124 watts. This converter is 500 watts so it can support your tv very easily. The converter has 100 v, 120 v, 200v, 220v,240v options so easy to adjust to whatever voltage requirement. I have used this converter for my 220v 160 watts noodle machine. Very satisfied.