Hello friends
In my flat, the sun shines directly on the screen of my TV through a window for about 1-2 hours in the evening. The window is always closed, but I am wondering if this could have consequences for the screen.
Does anyone know that?
Hello friends
In my flat, the sun shines directly on the screen of my TV through a window for about 1-2 hours in the evening. The window is always closed, but I am wondering if this could have consequences for the screen.
Does anyone know that?
Get a uv film for the window to help curve the damage it's gonna do to your TV.
Yes
A friend had a Sony Bravia 50" bought about 12 years ago. He had floor to ceiling windows and the TV would get full-on sun for about 2 hours in the afternoon for a significant part of the year. About 6 years in, the plastic coating on the display started shrinking, thus forming long longitudinal ridges and cracks. Took about a year to become unwatchable.
yeah uv can damage the screen over time
Put up a blackout curtain or construction paper over the window.
Great question I often wandered this my self because I just got a tv given to me and it sits on my dresser in my bedroom where the light from the sun comes out but it’s not direct sunlight and I was thinking the same thing so I think I’m going to get black out curtains
yeah she can damage the screen over time
I had a Hisense TV back towards a window. A friend told me to move it as his had stopped working due to the sun hitting the back of the tv. That did not make sense to me , I did not see the logic. It was not long after that my tv stopped working. Luckily i had paid for extended warranty and they replaces.it.
It can damage literally everything.