Television power consumption is measured in watts and represents the rate at which a TV uses electrical energy. A 65-inch LED TV might use 100 watts, meaning it consumes 100 joules of energy every second. This consumption varies significantly based on factors such as screen size, technology (LED, OLED, QLED), brightness settings, and features like HDR.
Understanding a television’s typical energy requirements is crucial for managing electricity costs, choosing energy-efficient models, and minimizing environmental impact. Historically, televisions were significantly less energy-efficient. Modern display technologies and power management features have led to substantial reductions in power consumption, enabling consumers to enjoy larger screens with a smaller energy footprint. This focus on efficiency aligns with global initiatives to reduce energy consumption and promote sustainable practices.
