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| How to reduce the heat from a plasma TV
Dear, Cd-Freak Community I ran into a situation which includes a small bedroom with little air circulation and a 42" plasma television that easily heats up the entire room. Seemingly a person likes me dislikes a high temperatured room, including a dual window which adds tremendous heat on top of the plasma TV. Even if the wind-shields close with approximately 97% of the sun's light. There's still heat transmitted. To the main question! So yes! How do I keep the heat from my plasma TV secreted or reduce it? Everything when I watch a movie or play games with in twenty minutes the plasma television heats up like a volcano!  I'm surprise the TV did not charcoal yet. Please Help. Thank you for your consideration d
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| Re: How to reduce the heat from a plasma TV Here are a few suggestions.I don't know if you can do all of them. There is solar ray blocking film that can be applied to windows.basically the same as is used on cars that need or want darker tinting. An exhaust fan like is used in a bathroom to vent heat from the ceiling. Also a ceiling fan & maybe another portable fan. I guess enough distance from the wall to allow air circulation behind the TV. Maybe a TV stand that supports the TV so air can circulate under the bottom as well. Does the room have any kind of air conditioner ? I don't have a plasma TV but I understand they produce a lot of heat.I don't think there is anything you can do to the TV itself to reduce the heat produced.All you can do is move the heat somewhere else. Hope some of this helps. |
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