Television Over Fireplace
Posted in Coloured Television on 02/01/2010 01:14 pm by admin
Fireplace TV Installation ….?
I will install a TV on top of my fireplace. What materials to protect the TV heat? I want to install glass doors to protect against debris damage. What worries me is the heat. I know there are materials used for this purpose, but I'm not sure than they are …
Go to page … He has an informative article on television at home … (Excerpt) There are some precautions to take before hang a plasma TV over your fireplace. First, take a thermometer and stick it on the wall above the fireplace, where the plasma TV will reside. Then make a fire and let it roar for some time. Now check the thermometer. If the temperature exceeds 90 degrees F, then the area gets too hot – or escape to the front of the fireplace and the increase in the face of the membrane or by the fireplace to heat the outer wall – for a plasma TV to hang there without receiving any damage minimal residual. It would be inappropriate to start the plasma over a long period of time while its environment is hot. While the plasma television has a own cooling system, heat that surrounds the plasma force to work harder to cool itself, thus shortening the life of the unit in time. A plasma TV can always run for short periods of time without damaging the unit (even with the environment heat at 90 degrees F or more).
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