how many watts of power does this tv draw i am thinking about using it in my myrv
874018
I don't know the answer to your question but I am very pleased with the TV. I bought it as a monitor for my grandsons' computer and I am using it as a TV in another room. It has worked as both beautifully.
1451671
If you pay for example 15 cents per kilo-Watt Hour (kWH), the Samsung at 218 watts would cost 3.27 cents every hour it's turned on. So even if an LCD TV consumes less power, it's not significant in terms of money paid to your electric company. Fun fact (for people like me, anyway): I have a 13 year old 50 inch Fujitsu plasma, one of the very first. I've measured the power at 500W. So it looks like power consumption on plasmas is about half what it was 13 years ago
548414
Nope. It needs 5V 2000mA. TV USB ports are just mean for powering USB sticks. So it will not support the power rating required. Same is true for self powered USB drive of large size (1TB). They do not work on USB port. But you can connect them to a powered USB hub and connect that to TV. That should probably work.
1180933
Ac, I have it in my semi plugged into a cobra 2500 watt power supply. Great tv/dvd...
1957849
Mine is run through an amplifier so I cannot truthfully answer that. Maybe depends on how much power is required and how much the TV puts out. Sorry I cannot be more specific.
1035813
It should do just fine, I would make sure the voltage was adjusted properly under a load be for powering the TV
562072
The unit is a 110 plug but I would make sure your not plugging it into the same outlet as your TV .I think it says 115 volt plug in ..it is the same as 110 volt standard
925793
This is a 12 volts converter, that step down 12 volts DC to 9 volts dc, 6 volts dc and 4.5 volts dc depending on the application needed. What you need is an inverter that convert 12 volts dc to 120 volts ac. A 150 watts inverter should do the trick. Now a lot of small TV can be run on 12 volts if there are a plug for it in the back, or if the TV is powered by a power pack that convert 120 to 12 volts.. Check the specs of your TVfor the voltage required.
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That depends on how many watts they each draw. Figure how many amps the item uses and multiply by the volts, ex. Amps x Volts = the watts Example: If your TV draws 6 Amps, that will be a usage of 720 watts (6Ax120V). Also to note: You need to balance the draw, for example if you are feeding from the 4 prong outlet into your manual transfer box, each HOT lead plus the neutral should be as even as possible. Balance the lighter and heaver as even and best you can. For example if your "pump" draws as much as the "TV and Den Lights" combined, then just have the pump on one leg and the other two on the other leg. I hope I helped you rather than confuse you, let me know either way.
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468135
That is power consumption. To calculate wattage use the formula: voltage x amps = wattage. In your led tv, check voltage and ampere mentioned. If current says, for example, 50mA, it means 50 milli-ampere. Assuming voltage is 120 volts, then wattage would be (120 x 50)/1000= 6 Watts. It is easy to calculate. If the range comes less than 200 then STU 200 will work as step down converter. Hope this helps.
895690
I just emailed the company tonight, I was wondering the same... "draws 45 watts" :-)
1451672
I also have the Samsung 64" F8500 and on the back by the serial number it states: "Typical power: 218W". I also concur with Mr. Harlow regarding the new technology used in this plasma tv which I remember had the yellow energy star sticker on it. I will say that watts aside, this plasma has some of the clearest picture I've seen.
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It depends upon the wattage of the television. The Belkin inverter's maximum is 300 watts. If the television wattage is higher than 300 it will blow a fuse because the inverter is over loaded. I use mine on a regular basis for laptops, phones, and GPS charging.
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.
1468398
If your TV draws less than 10A, then yes, but I would think a typical TV would draw far more.
161508
Hi Dennis, It's overkill as far as capacity but not at the price. You need more battery capacity to deliver the rated power but it will certainly work at a lesser load. It powers my TVs etc. with no issues and they draw much less than 1500 watts. Steve