Anyone know whats the ideal distance between the TV panel and the wall to have good effect of the light? Our TV panel is 15 inches away from the wall.
1316415
The closer to the wall the better. As long as the room is dark it should still generate adequate lighting
1316416
Hi - that shouldn't be an issue. We taped the lights onto the back of the tv and ours it probably about same spacing. The lights are awesome if you enjoy the movie theatre setting. We love them..........
1316417
That will work as mine is about the same distance from wall. Creates a nice pleasant glow & it make's it easier on your eyes to watch HDTV in the dark, in fact I just leave it on 24/7 for it's ambient effects.
1533962
Easy. Plug it in, set switch to selected mode (full, 4 hours after dusk, 6 hours after dusk) and it works great. I have it aimed at a wall, really does look like random light from the TV, color changes, intensity changes.
621566
We use lights on timers and the Fake TV still works. I think the light would have to be directly in front of the unit or very, very bright before it would be affected. Our lamps are off to the side of the Fake TV. You'd really have to test it out to see. We place the Fake TV units right in front of our TV screen. From outside the house you would swear there was a tv on inside.
1511588
If it is sitting at the base of the wall shining straight up the wall the light spread should be approximately 10 ft. Hope this helps!
165403
We're extremely happy with our 60" plasma value ($740 after shipping/tax), however, we had to place it in a dark room where we could view the superior images. The reflectiveness of the glare can't be overstated. It would be difficult to get used to, if at all.
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I have not notice until you asked... I felt the front of the TV where lamp is installed. It is not exceptionally warm. It is about the same as the 46" Sony LCD TV that I have. I hope this answer your question.
20085
I have this TV about 8.5ft from the couch an looks excellent you don distinguish the pixel at this distance, and the size of the image is like you be in a movie theater, i dont think you must have any problem if you look it a little bit away, about the bright you alway can adjust it but i dont think this could be a problem, i use it whit one of the image presets and the TV looks amazing.
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It depends on how close your TV is to the wall. On a TV that's about a foot or so off the wall, I place the strip across the sides and top of the TV, roughly 1/4-1/3 of the way in from the edge. With a TV that's mounted on the wall, you'll likely want to be closer to the edge to get more diffuse light.
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Plasma screens are known for having lots of light glare, more than LCD. I'm usually not home during the day, so light glare was not an issue for me. People recommend placing your tv against a wall that will not have sun shining on it or getting good blinds and using them
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Daniel, It's really up to personal preference. Most people like it around eye-level. If you have a lot of ambient light, here's a quick pro-tip: mount the TV where you would, but a little higher and tilt it down a bit. It won't stop all light (no panel will!), but will deflect it if there's a LOT of ambient light. --Mr. S
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Like all projectors, not the best in a well lit room. I put up black curtains in my basement. Have it about 6ft from the screen, worlds well. Not as sharp as my Sharp projector, but price is reasonable.
1155275
Works well in my front room, about 30 feet away. Further into my bedroom, it does not work. Too many walls. I would think that if you get too far away, you could not see your monitor LOL
879794
well with mine I'm at least 15 to 20 feet away depends how you angle it have the light positioned the way you want it to be.
1044906
As you face the TV the inputs are on the right. If you place the TV close to the wall, they should not be too visible.
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Not sure. It would depend on how wide ypur wall is and the other décor in your loving room. I have mine outside with a light on it and it looks really good. I don't think you would be disappointed as it looks better when you get it than it does on the computer. I am really satisfied.
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A lil higher than middle of the back of the tv ..and not too close to the top ..you'll want to ensure you see just the reflection and glow of the light around the tv..and not any of the led's
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I have mine mounted at approximately 15ft and the light output/spread is very good.