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Type
Operating system	Custom OS	Custom OS	Custom OS	Custom OS
Type	Smart TV	Smart TV	Smart TV	Smart TV
Tuners
Tuner type A tuner is a component of a television set that decodes the signal from an antenna, cable system or satellite reception and converts it into images and sound that can be displayed on the television.... A tuner is a component of a television set that decodes the signal from an antenna, cable system or satellite reception and converts it into images and sound that can be displayed on the television. There are different types of tuners, including DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-C and others, which vary depending on the type and quality of signal they can receive. Offer of TVs with DVB-T2 HEVC Offer of TVs with DVB-S2 Offer of TVs with DVB-C	DVB-T2 HEVC, DVB-S2, DVB-C	DVB-T2 HEVC, DVB-S2, DVB-C	DVB-S2, DVB-C, DVB-T2 HEVC	DVB-S2, DVB-C, DVB-T2 HEVC
Multimedia features
Multimedia features The multimedia features of TVs include various technologies and functions that enhance the viewing experience. These can include features such as Ambilight (a lighting effect created by some Philips... The multimedia features of TVs include various technologies and functions that enhance the viewing experience. These can include features such as Ambilight (a lighting effect created by some Philips TVs), gaming features such as VRR (Variable Refresh Rate), AMD FreeSync, Nvidia G-Sync, and more. Televisions Offer	Recording to USB, Playback from USB	Playback from USB	Playback from USB	Playback from USB
Connectivity
USB	1 ×	1 ×	1 ×	1 ×
HDMI	2 ×	2 ×	2 ×	2 ×
Wireless connection Wireless TVs include technologies that allow the TV to communicate with other devices without the need for cables. This can include Wi-Fi to access the internet and stream content, Bluetooth to... Wireless TVs include technologies that allow the TV to communicate with other devices without the need for cables. This can include Wi-Fi to access the internet and stream content, Bluetooth to connect headphones or speakers, and technologies such as AirPlay, DLNA, Chromecast, Miracast to share content between devices. Smart TVs Offer Televisions with Bluetooth Offer Televisions with Miracast Support Offer	WiFi ready, DLNA	DLNA, WiFi ready	WiFi ready, DLNA	WiFi ready
Screen
Backlight Backlighting is a key aspect of display technology that affects the picture quality of the TV. It is the light source used behind the TV screen to illuminate the pixels. Different types of backlights... Backlighting is a key aspect of display technology that affects the picture quality of the TV. It is the light source used behind the TV screen to illuminate the pixels. Different types of backlights such as Edge LED, Direct LED, Mini LED and Dual LED provide different benefits in terms of contrast, brightness and image uniformity. Choosing the right type of backlight can have a big impact on the overall TV viewing experience. Televisions with Edge LED Backlighting Televisions with Direct LED Backlighting Televisions with Mini LED Backlighting	Edge LED	Edge LED	Direct LED	Direct LED
Panel refresh rate Panel refresh rate is a critical parameter that affects the quality and smoothness of the image displayed on the TV screen. The frequency is expressed in Hertz (Hz) and indicates how many times per... Panel refresh rate is a critical parameter that affects the quality and smoothness of the image displayed on the TV screen. The frequency is expressed in Hertz (Hz) and indicates how many times per second the screen image is refreshed. Higher refresh rates, such as 120 Hz or 240 Hz, provide a blur-free and jerk-free picture, which is ideal for watching fast-paced sporting events or playing action video games. 50/60Hz Televisions Offer 100/120Hz Televisions Offer 144Hz Televisions Offer	50 / 60 Hz	50 / 60 Hz	50 / 60 Hz	50 / 60 Hz
Technology Television technology refers to the type of display or screen used in the television. Different technologies offer different advantages and disadvantages in terms of picture quality, performance, cost... Television technology refers to the type of display or screen used in the television. Different technologies offer different advantages and disadvantages in terms of picture quality, performance, cost and other factors. Common technologies include LED (Light Emitting Diodes), LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diodes), QLED (Quantum Dot Light Emitting Diodes), and others. Each technology provides a unique viewing experience and it is important to choose the right technology based on your specific needs and preferences. Televisions Offer	LCD LED	LCD LED	LCD LED	LCD LED
Screen size and resolution
Display resolution	1366 × 768 Mpx	1366 × 768 Mpx	1366 × 768 Mpx	1366 × 768 Mpx
Maximum resolution The maximum resolution refers to the highest resolution the TV screen can display. This resolution is determined by the number of pixels the screen has and is generally expressed as width × height.... The maximum resolution refers to the highest resolution the TV screen can display. This resolution is determined by the number of pixels the screen has and is generally expressed as width × height. Higher resolutions provide sharper images with more detail. Common resolutions include HD Ready (1280 × 720 pixels), Full HD (1920 × 1080 pixels), 4K Ultra HD (3840 × 2160 pixels) and 8K Ultra HD (7680 × 4320 pixels). Higher resolutions, such as 4K and 8K, are often useful for large screens or for high-resolution applications such as gaming or watching movies in ultra-high definition. Full HD Laptops Offer WUXGA Laptops Offer 4K Laptops Offer	HD Ready	HD Ready	HD Ready	HD Ready
Screen size It is important to measure the distance between where the TV will be positioned, and where it will be viewed from. We recommend viewing distances are at least double the length of the diagonal screen... It is important to measure the distance between where the TV will be positioned, and where it will be viewed from. We recommend viewing distances are at least double the length of the diagonal screen size. For example, TV sets with a diagonal screen size of 94cm (37") should have a 2m viewing distance.	24 " (60.96 cm)	24 " (60.96 cm)	32 " (81.28 cm)	24 " (60.96 cm)
Dimensions and weight
Depth	13.5 cm	13.5 cm	17.5 cm	13.5 cm
Height	37.5 cm	37 cm	47.5 cm	37 cm
Weight	3.6 kg	3.17 kg	5.5 kg
VESA mounting	75×75	75×75	75×75	75×75
Height without stand	33.5 cm	34 cm	45 cm	34 cm
Depth without stand	6 cm	6.5 cm	10.5 cm	6.1 cm
Width	55.5 cm	55.5 cm	73.5 cm	55.5 cm
Apps \| SMART features
Applications	YouTube	Skylink Live TV, Facebook, YouTube, Netflix	YouTube, Netflix, Facebook, Skylink Live TV	Facebook, YouTube, Netflix, Skylink Live TV
SMART functions Outdoor televisions are televisions that have been specially designed and manufactured to withstand the outdoor environment. Extremely durable construction, waterproof and weatherproof components, and... Outdoor televisions are televisions that have been specially designed and manufactured to withstand the outdoor environment. Extremely durable construction, waterproof and weatherproof components, and high-brightness screens that can be seen even in direct sunlight are common features of these types of televisions. Many outdoor TVs also include anti-reflective glass and other features to improve visibility in a variety of lighting conditions. Televisions Offer	HbbTV, Web browser	HbbTV, Web browser	Web browser, HbbTV	HbbTV
Colour
Colour	White	Black	White	White
Colour
Colour		Black	White	White
Model year
Model year		2020	2020
Energy label 2021
Energy efficiency class in SDR mode Aktualizováno 17th of January 2020 In March 2021, new energy labels will enter into force, with final format and visualization approved by the European Commission in 2019. The constant... Aktualizováno 17th of January 2020 In March 2021, new energy labels will enter into force, with final format and visualization approved by the European Commission in 2019. The constant technological development, and especially the confusing meaning of the “plus“ signs, caused a comeback to classes A to G without additional signs. But there are even more changes. What will the new energy labels look like and what will change? What does the EU expect from the new Ecodesign regulations and what will the amendment of energy labels bring to the average consumer? We have prepared an overview of the most important things you can expect. New energy labels from March 2021 - CONTENTS Why are energy labels changing When do new energy labels enter into force and which appliances are affected What will the new energy labels look like? Stages of the transition to new labels New requirements for repairability and recyclability of appliances Overview of the individual categories of the new energy labels. What benefits will the new energy labels and Ecodesign regulations bring Should we worry whether the prices of appliances will rise with the new energy labels? Why are energy labels changing Energy labels indicate which energy efficiency category the appliance falls into. It is a comprehensive EU-wide system that helps consumers better understand their electrical appliances and easily identify the most efficient one. At the same time, it motivates manufacturers to come with innovations that will be beneficial for both consumers and the environment. The energy labeling system was introduced in 1995 and has proved very successful. However, the currently used A +, A ++ and A +++ classes, introduced in the 2010 update, have become confusing over time. Most of the new products were in the highest categories (A +, A ++ and A +++), while there were no products in the lowest. This may lead consumers to believe that they are buying one of the most efficient products on the market when buying an A + appliance, but the fact is that the A + category is currently on the third place in terms of energy efficiency. In addition, ever-improving technologies would soon require the addition of another plus sign. A change in the labeling system was therefore inevitable. To get a better idea, the financial difference between the two classes according to the new rating system (e. g. between class C and E) can rise up to CZK 1,750 over 10 years. The Berlaymont building, the seat of the European Commission When do new energy labels enter into force and which appliances are affected In order to make energy labels more comprehensible and clear, and out of consideration for constant technological developments, the EU has announced an update of energy labels. The European Commission has approved new energy labels for 6 groups of appliances (five groups of household appliances with upcoming changes in the original label and a sixth, new group of labeled products). Dishwashers Washing machines and washer-dryers Refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers Light fixtures Electronic displays (TV displays, monitors and digital information displays) Commercial refrigeration equipment with a direct sale function, ie. commercial refrigerators used in shops and vending machines And when will you see new energy labels in stores and on the Internet? The new energy labels will enter into force on 1 March 2021. New labels will appear on light sources from September 1, 2021. For some, it may come as a surprise that besides washing machines and washer-dryers, the list of appliances also lacks the clothes dryers themselves. Not only does the dryer also fall into the category of washing, but consumers often buy it at the same time as the washing machine, and the different markings on the energy label can be confusing for them. However, for other groups of electrical appliances, such as tumble dryers, ovens, boilers and air conditioners, the current energy label will not change. These changes might happen in the coming years. i The new energy labels will come into force on 1 March 2021 and will apply to dishwashers, washing machines and washer-dryers, refrigerators, electronic displays and commercial refrigerators. What will the new energy labels look like? Consumers are certainly most curious about what the new energy labels will look like and what changes we will they bring compared to the original labels . Scale change The main change is the abandonment of classes A +, A ++ and A +++, an their replacement with scale from A to G. So the most energy-efficient product will now be marked with class “A“ and the least efficient product will be marked with class “G“. Changes in the scale, as well as new regulations in the method of measurement, will cause the most efficient products currently classified as A +, A ++ or A +++ to be labeled as B, C or D after the introduction of the changes. The new system will thus provide sufficient space for further technological development and the possibility of appliances moving to higher, even more enery-efficient classes for many years. More information Depending on the product, energy labels will indicate not only electricity consumption but also other energy and non-energy information, such as information on water consumption per wash or wash cycle, storage capacity, noise level, etc. Intuitive graphic features should help to make even better product comparisons and more informed product selection. For refrigerating technology, we will now have information about the volume of the refrigerator or freezer, for wine coolers, the volume will be stated not in liters as before, but in the number of wine bottles with a volume of 0.75 liters. Modification of the measuring methods The new measuring method applies to dishwashers, washing machines and washer dryers. For these appliances, instead of the annual consumption calculated from the annual average consumption, which was often not corresponding with the actual use, the consumption is calculated per 100 washing/drying cycles, which makes this figure clearer and more understandable for consumers. Annual consumption in kWh will stay the same for refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers, as these appliances are in operation 365 days a year. However, the data on the old and the new labels may differ, as even here the measuring method has changed, and is now more accurate. Eco mode as a new common indicator Another innovation is the Eco mode, which used as an indicator measuring water consumption, program length, noise and other parameters for washing machines, dishwashers and also washer dryers. It was the Eco mode that was chosen for these appliances as a common indicator, which can consumer use to compare the important values of different appliances. Design of new energy labels for dishwashers, washing machines and washer-dryers More information about the product via QR code Certainly a welcome innovation is the possibility for the public to enter the product registration database called EPREL, which will allow consumers to make even more accurate and detailed comparisons between products. What is it about? EPREL is an online EU database where manufacturers are required to register their products placed on the market from 1 August 2017, including the detailed technical documentation necessary to check compliance. The EPREL database thus enables greater transparency and easier monitoring of compliance. And how does the consumer access this information? You can use the QR code, which you will find on the new energy label. After scanning this QR code with a smartphone or tablet, you will get additional non-commercial information about the product. A variety of applications will also be available to help consumers make purchase decisions. These applications will offer for example various return calculations or comparisons of individual models. i A new element of energy labels will be a QR code, through which consumers will get more detailed (non-commercial) information about the chosen product. Stages of the transition to new labels The change in the labeling system is quite an important one for consumers, but you don't have to worry about it coming all of the sudden, unnoticed. The whole process of relabeling will have several phases and will be accompanied by a media campaign aimed at citizens, which will be launched in early 2021, ie. before the official introduction of the new labels. This EU-wide campaign should explain to consumers everything they need to know about labeling changes. Transition from old to new labeling In the first stage, ie. from 1 November 2020 to 28 February 2021, manufacturers will attach both energy labels to the packaging of the products concerned - the current label and the new label. From 1 March 2021, these electrical appliances will only come with one energy label - the new one. The second stage is reserved for relabeling in stores and e-shops and will last 14 working days, ie. from 1 March 2021 to 18 March 2021. During this transitional period, the product may be marked with only one type of label, either old or new. As the procedure described above implies, until February 28, 2021, you can find two energy labels in some of the new electrical appliances. However, this is not a mistake, but a thoughtful step to facilitate the whole process of relabeling in stores and e-shops. i From 1 November 2020, manufacturers will include in the product packaging both the current energy label, valid until 28 February 2021, and a new one valid from 1 March 2021. New requirements for repairability and recyclability of appliances Resource efficiency, reducing energy consumption and wasting energy are becoming increasingly important in the EU. Therefore, the energy labeling scheme is also accompanied by the new Ecodesign Regulation. At the beginning of July 2019, the European Commission should adopt a set of 11 Ecodesign regulations covering the same number of product groups - 6 product groups with changed and new labels (dishwashers, washing machines, washer-dryers, refrigerators, lamps, electronic displays, commercial refrigerators) and 5 product groups for which the use of labels is not planned (electric motors, external power supplies, power transformers, servers, data storage and welding equipment). The new ecodesign regulations are intended to support the circular economy and make even greater energy savings. Emphasis is therefore placed primarily on the repairability of products, their easy disassembly, the availability of spare parts, the possibility of modernization and, of course, recycling. Design of the new energy labels for refrigerators and wine coolers. Overview of individual categories of the new energy labels Below you can see the designs of the new energy labels valid from March 1, 2021 with a detailed description and explanation of individual symbols. The new energy label for refrigerators and dishwashers. The new energy label for washing machines and washer dryers. The the new energy label for lighting fixtures, televisions, monitors, displays and wine coolers. What benefits will the new energy labels and Ecodesign regulations bring? The new energy labels will be much more clear and transparent. They will provide consumers with more comprehensible and comparable information, which will help them make better decisions when buying a new appliance. Another benefit is that the new method of labeling will be able to keep pace with technological progress, as it provides a sufficient space for improving and enhancing the energy efficiency of appliances. Last but not least, the new energy labeling regulation should make a significant contribution to the EU's long-term energy and climate goals. The internal estimation of the European Commission assume that the new labels should provide a total annual energy saving of 38 TWh by 2030, which corresponds to the annual electricity consumption in Hungary. In conjunction with the 11 regulations of the Ecodesign, these measures are expected to bring additional total annual energy savings of 94 TWh by 2030, which is more than the annual electricity consumption in Belgium and Luxembourg. Design of new energy labels for light fixtures and electronic displays i In early 2021, a media campaign for EU citizens will be launched to explain everything they need to know about changes in the labeling system. Should we worry whether the prices of appliances will rise with the new energy labels? It is necessary to understand that every innovation will be reflected in the final price of the appliance. However, experts say that this whole change is in the interest of the market as a whole. We should therefore consider buying an appliance as an investment in our own household and, if possible, pay more for an appliance with low energy consumption and a long-term guarantee of repairability than buying an appliance for a third of the price, as this low price will automatically be reflected in lifespan and operating costs. i How to clean a ceramic hob (TIPS AND TRICKS) How to dry clothes in a dryer (TIPS AND TRICKS) How to clean a washing machine (TIPS AND TRICKS) How to look after your freezer (TIPS AND TRICKS) How to clean an extractor hood (TIPS AND TRICKS) How to look after your refrigerator? (TIPS AND TRICKS) If you are considering buying a new washing machine, dryer, refrigerator, television or other appliance now, you will definitely choose from our widest offer, complemented by top customer service and useful customer reviews. Large appliances Television		F	F	F
Energy consumption in SDR mode Aktualizováno 17th of January 2020 In March 2021, new energy labels will enter into force, with final format and visualization approved by the European Commission in 2019. The constant... Aktualizováno 17th of January 2020 In March 2021, new energy labels will enter into force, with final format and visualization approved by the European Commission in 2019. The constant technological development, and especially the confusing meaning of the “plus“ signs, caused a comeback to classes A to G without additional signs. But there are even more changes. What will the new energy labels look like and what will change? What does the EU expect from the new Ecodesign regulations and what will the amendment of energy labels bring to the average consumer? We have prepared an overview of the most important things you can expect. New energy labels from March 2021 - CONTENTS Why are energy labels changing When do new energy labels enter into force and which appliances are affected What will the new energy labels look like? Stages of the transition to new labels New requirements for repairability and recyclability of appliances Overview of the individual categories of the new energy labels. What benefits will the new energy labels and Ecodesign regulations bring Should we worry whether the prices of appliances will rise with the new energy labels? Why are energy labels changing Energy labels indicate which energy efficiency category the appliance falls into. It is a comprehensive EU-wide system that helps consumers better understand their electrical appliances and easily identify the most efficient one. At the same time, it motivates manufacturers to come with innovations that will be beneficial for both consumers and the environment. The energy labeling system was introduced in 1995 and has proved very successful. However, the currently used A +, A ++ and A +++ classes, introduced in the 2010 update, have become confusing over time. Most of the new products were in the highest categories (A +, A ++ and A +++), while there were no products in the lowest. This may lead consumers to believe that they are buying one of the most efficient products on the market when buying an A + appliance, but the fact is that the A + category is currently on the third place in terms of energy efficiency. In addition, ever-improving technologies would soon require the addition of another plus sign. A change in the labeling system was therefore inevitable. To get a better idea, the financial difference between the two classes according to the new rating system (e. g. between class C and E) can rise up to CZK 1,750 over 10 years. The Berlaymont building, the seat of the European Commission When do new energy labels enter into force and which appliances are affected In order to make energy labels more comprehensible and clear, and out of consideration for constant technological developments, the EU has announced an update of energy labels. The European Commission has approved new energy labels for 6 groups of appliances (five groups of household appliances with upcoming changes in the original label and a sixth, new group of labeled products). Dishwashers Washing machines and washer-dryers Refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers Light fixtures Electronic displays (TV displays, monitors and digital information displays) Commercial refrigeration equipment with a direct sale function, ie. commercial refrigerators used in shops and vending machines And when will you see new energy labels in stores and on the Internet? The new energy labels will enter into force on 1 March 2021. New labels will appear on light sources from September 1, 2021. For some, it may come as a surprise that besides washing machines and washer-dryers, the list of appliances also lacks the clothes dryers themselves. Not only does the dryer also fall into the category of washing, but consumers often buy it at the same time as the washing machine, and the different markings on the energy label can be confusing for them. However, for other groups of electrical appliances, such as tumble dryers, ovens, boilers and air conditioners, the current energy label will not change. These changes might happen in the coming years. i The new energy labels will come into force on 1 March 2021 and will apply to dishwashers, washing machines and washer-dryers, refrigerators, electronic displays and commercial refrigerators. What will the new energy labels look like? Consumers are certainly most curious about what the new energy labels will look like and what changes we will they bring compared to the original labels . Scale change The main change is the abandonment of classes A +, A ++ and A +++, an their replacement with scale from A to G. So the most energy-efficient product will now be marked with class “A“ and the least efficient product will be marked with class “G“. Changes in the scale, as well as new regulations in the method of measurement, will cause the most efficient products currently classified as A +, A ++ or A +++ to be labeled as B, C or D after the introduction of the changes. The new system will thus provide sufficient space for further technological development and the possibility of appliances moving to higher, even more enery-efficient classes for many years. More information Depending on the product, energy labels will indicate not only electricity consumption but also other energy and non-energy information, such as information on water consumption per wash or wash cycle, storage capacity, noise level, etc. Intuitive graphic features should help to make even better product comparisons and more informed product selection. For refrigerating technology, we will now have information about the volume of the refrigerator or freezer, for wine coolers, the volume will be stated not in liters as before, but in the number of wine bottles with a volume of 0.75 liters. Modification of the measuring methods The new measuring method applies to dishwashers, washing machines and washer dryers. For these appliances, instead of the annual consumption calculated from the annual average consumption, which was often not corresponding with the actual use, the consumption is calculated per 100 washing/drying cycles, which makes this figure clearer and more understandable for consumers. Annual consumption in kWh will stay the same for refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers, as these appliances are in operation 365 days a year. However, the data on the old and the new labels may differ, as even here the measuring method has changed, and is now more accurate. Eco mode as a new common indicator Another innovation is the Eco mode, which used as an indicator measuring water consumption, program length, noise and other parameters for washing machines, dishwashers and also washer dryers. It was the Eco mode that was chosen for these appliances as a common indicator, which can consumer use to compare the important values of different appliances. Design of new energy labels for dishwashers, washing machines and washer-dryers More information about the product via QR code Certainly a welcome innovation is the possibility for the public to enter the product registration database called EPREL, which will allow consumers to make even more accurate and detailed comparisons between products. What is it about? EPREL is an online EU database where manufacturers are required to register their products placed on the market from 1 August 2017, including the detailed technical documentation necessary to check compliance. The EPREL database thus enables greater transparency and easier monitoring of compliance. And how does the consumer access this information? You can use the QR code, which you will find on the new energy label. After scanning this QR code with a smartphone or tablet, you will get additional non-commercial information about the product. A variety of applications will also be available to help consumers make purchase decisions. These applications will offer for example various return calculations or comparisons of individual models. i A new element of energy labels will be a QR code, through which consumers will get more detailed (non-commercial) information about the chosen product. Stages of the transition to new labels The change in the labeling system is quite an important one for consumers, but you don't have to worry about it coming all of the sudden, unnoticed. The whole process of relabeling will have several phases and will be accompanied by a media campaign aimed at citizens, which will be launched in early 2021, ie. before the official introduction of the new labels. This EU-wide campaign should explain to consumers everything they need to know about labeling changes. Transition from old to new labeling In the first stage, ie. from 1 November 2020 to 28 February 2021, manufacturers will attach both energy labels to the packaging of the products concerned - the current label and the new label. From 1 March 2021, these electrical appliances will only come with one energy label - the new one. The second stage is reserved for relabeling in stores and e-shops and will last 14 working days, ie. from 1 March 2021 to 18 March 2021. During this transitional period, the product may be marked with only one type of label, either old or new. As the procedure described above implies, until February 28, 2021, you can find two energy labels in some of the new electrical appliances. However, this is not a mistake, but a thoughtful step to facilitate the whole process of relabeling in stores and e-shops. i From 1 November 2020, manufacturers will include in the product packaging both the current energy label, valid until 28 February 2021, and a new one valid from 1 March 2021. New requirements for repairability and recyclability of appliances Resource efficiency, reducing energy consumption and wasting energy are becoming increasingly important in the EU. Therefore, the energy labeling scheme is also accompanied by the new Ecodesign Regulation. At the beginning of July 2019, the European Commission should adopt a set of 11 Ecodesign regulations covering the same number of product groups - 6 product groups with changed and new labels (dishwashers, washing machines, washer-dryers, refrigerators, lamps, electronic displays, commercial refrigerators) and 5 product groups for which the use of labels is not planned (electric motors, external power supplies, power transformers, servers, data storage and welding equipment). The new ecodesign regulations are intended to support the circular economy and make even greater energy savings. Emphasis is therefore placed primarily on the repairability of products, their easy disassembly, the availability of spare parts, the possibility of modernization and, of course, recycling. Design of the new energy labels for refrigerators and wine coolers. Overview of individual categories of the new energy labels Below you can see the designs of the new energy labels valid from March 1, 2021 with a detailed description and explanation of individual symbols. The new energy label for refrigerators and dishwashers. The new energy label for washing machines and washer dryers. The the new energy label for lighting fixtures, televisions, monitors, displays and wine coolers. What benefits will the new energy labels and Ecodesign regulations bring? The new energy labels will be much more clear and transparent. They will provide consumers with more comprehensible and comparable information, which will help them make better decisions when buying a new appliance. Another benefit is that the new method of labeling will be able to keep pace with technological progress, as it provides a sufficient space for improving and enhancing the energy efficiency of appliances. Last but not least, the new energy labeling regulation should make a significant contribution to the EU's long-term energy and climate goals. The internal estimation of the European Commission assume that the new labels should provide a total annual energy saving of 38 TWh by 2030, which corresponds to the annual electricity consumption in Hungary. In conjunction with the 11 regulations of the Ecodesign, these measures are expected to bring additional total annual energy savings of 94 TWh by 2030, which is more than the annual electricity consumption in Belgium and Luxembourg. Design of new energy labels for light fixtures and electronic displays i In early 2021, a media campaign for EU citizens will be launched to explain everything they need to know about changes in the labeling system. Should we worry whether the prices of appliances will rise with the new energy labels? It is necessary to understand that every innovation will be reflected in the final price of the appliance. However, experts say that this whole change is in the interest of the market as a whole. We should therefore consider buying an appliance as an investment in our own household and, if possible, pay more for an appliance with low energy consumption and a long-term guarantee of repairability than buying an appliance for a third of the price, as this low price will automatically be reflected in lifespan and operating costs. i How to clean a ceramic hob (TIPS AND TRICKS) How to dry clothes in a dryer (TIPS AND TRICKS) How to clean a washing machine (TIPS AND TRICKS) How to look after your freezer (TIPS AND TRICKS) How to clean an extractor hood (TIPS AND TRICKS) How to look after your refrigerator? (TIPS AND TRICKS) If you are considering buying a new washing machine, dryer, refrigerator, television or other appliance now, you will definitely choose from our widest offer, complemented by top customer service and useful customer reviews. 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Tuners

Tuner type

A tuner is a component of a television set that decodes the signal from an antenna, cable system or satellite reception and converts it into images and sound that can be displayed on the television. There are different types of tuners, including DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-C and others, which vary depending on the type and quality of signal they can receive.

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DVB-T2 HEVC, DVB-S2, DVB-C

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Multimedia features

The multimedia features of TVs include various technologies and functions that enhance the viewing experience. These can include features such as Ambilight (a lighting effect created by some Philips TVs), gaming features such as VRR (Variable Refresh Rate), AMD FreeSync, Nvidia G-Sync, and more.

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Recording to USB, Playback from USB

Playback from USB

Connectivity

USB

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HDMI

2 ×

Wireless connection

Wireless TVs include technologies that allow the TV to communicate with other devices without the need for cables. This can include Wi-Fi to access the internet and stream content, Bluetooth to...

Wireless TVs include technologies that allow the TV to communicate with other devices without the need for cables. This can include Wi-Fi to access the internet and stream content, Bluetooth to connect headphones or speakers, and technologies such as AirPlay, DLNA, Chromecast, Miracast to share content between devices.

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DLNA, WiFi ready

WiFi ready, DLNA

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Screen

Backlight

Backlighting is a key aspect of display technology that affects the picture quality of the TV. It is the light source used behind the TV screen to illuminate the pixels. Different types of backlights such as Edge LED, Direct LED, Mini LED and Dual LED provide different benefits in terms of contrast, brightness and image uniformity. Choosing the right type of backlight can have a big impact on the overall TV viewing experience.

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Edge LED

Direct LED

Panel refresh rate

Panel refresh rate is a critical parameter that affects the quality and smoothness of the image displayed on the TV screen. The frequency is expressed in Hertz (Hz) and indicates how many times per second the screen image is refreshed. Higher refresh rates, such as 120 Hz or 240 Hz, provide a blur-free and jerk-free picture, which is ideal for watching fast-paced sporting events or playing action video games.

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50 / 60 Hz

Technology

Television technology refers to the type of display or screen used in the television. Different technologies offer different advantages and disadvantages in terms of picture quality, performance, cost and other factors. Common technologies include LED (Light Emitting Diodes), LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diodes), QLED (Quantum Dot Light Emitting Diodes), and others. Each technology provides a unique viewing experience and it is important to choose the right technology based on your specific needs and preferences.

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LCD LED

Screen size and resolution

Display resolution

1366 × 768 Mpx

Maximum resolution

The maximum resolution refers to the highest resolution the TV screen can display. This resolution is determined by the number of pixels the screen has and is generally expressed as width × height. Higher resolutions provide sharper images with more detail. Common resolutions include HD Ready (1280 × 720 pixels), Full HD (1920 × 1080 pixels), 4K Ultra HD (3840 × 2160 pixels) and 8K Ultra HD (7680 × 4320 pixels). Higher resolutions, such as 4K and 8K, are often useful for large screens or for high-resolution applications such as gaming or watching movies in ultra-high definition.

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HD Ready

Screen size

It is important to measure the distance between where the TV will be positioned, and where it will be viewed from. We recommend viewing distances are at least double the length of the diagonal screen size. For example, TV sets with a diagonal screen size of 94cm (37") should have a 2m viewing distance.

24 " (60.96 cm)

32 " (81.28 cm)

24 " (60.96 cm)

Dimensions and weight

Depth

13.5 cm

17.5 cm

13.5 cm

Height

37.5 cm

37 cm

47.5 cm

37 cm

Weight

3.6 kg

3.17 kg

5.5 kg

VESA mounting

75×75

Height without stand

33.5 cm

34 cm

45 cm

34 cm

Depth without stand

6 cm

6.5 cm

10.5 cm

6.1 cm

Width

55.5 cm

73.5 cm

55.5 cm

Apps | SMART features

Applications

YouTube

Skylink Live TV, Facebook, YouTube, Netflix

YouTube, Netflix, Facebook, Skylink Live TV

Facebook, YouTube, Netflix, Skylink Live TV

SMART functions

Outdoor televisions are televisions that have been specially designed and manufactured to withstand the outdoor environment. Extremely durable construction, waterproof and weatherproof components, and high-brightness screens that can be seen even in direct sunlight are common features of these types of televisions. Many outdoor TVs also include anti-reflective glass and other features to improve visibility in a variety of lighting conditions.

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HbbTV, Web browser

Web browser, HbbTV

HbbTV

Colour

White

Black

White

Colour

Black

White

Model year

2020

Energy label 2021

Energy efficiency class in SDR mode

Aktualizováno 17th of January 2020 In March 2021, new energy labels will enter into force, with final format and visualization approved by the European Commission in 2019. The constant...

Aktualizováno 17th of January 2020

In March 2021, new energy labels will enter into force, with final format and visualization approved by the European Commission in 2019. The constant technological development, and especially the confusing meaning of the “plus“ signs, caused a comeback to classes A to G without additional signs. But there are even more changes. What will the new energy labels look like and what will change? What does the EU expect from the new Ecodesign regulations and what will the amendment of energy labels bring to the average consumer? We have prepared an overview of the most important things you can expect.

New energy labels from March 2021 - CONTENTS

Why are energy labels changing
When do new energy labels enter into force and which appliances are affected
What will the new energy labels look like?
Stages of the transition to new labels
New requirements for repairability and recyclability of appliances
Overview of the individual categories of the new energy labels.
What benefits will the new energy labels and Ecodesign regulations bring
Should we worry whether the prices of appliances will rise with the new energy labels?

Why are energy labels changing

Energy labels indicate which energy efficiency category the appliance falls into. It is a comprehensive EU-wide system that helps consumers better understand their electrical appliances and easily identify the most efficient one. At the same time, it motivates manufacturers to come with innovations that will be beneficial for both consumers and the environment.

The energy labeling system was introduced in 1995 and has proved very successful. However, the currently used A +, A ++ and A +++ classes, introduced in the 2010 update, have become confusing over time. Most of the new products were in the highest categories (A +, A ++ and A +++), while there were no products in the lowest. This may lead consumers to believe that they are buying one of the most efficient products on the market when buying an A + appliance, but the fact is that the A + category is currently on the third place in terms of energy efficiency. In addition, ever-improving technologies would soon require the addition of another plus sign. A change in the labeling system was therefore inevitable.

To get a better idea, the financial difference between the two classes according to the new rating system (e. g. between class C and E) can rise up to CZK 1,750 over 10 years.

Nové energetické štítky od března 2021 — The Berlaymont building, the seat of the European Commission

When do new energy labels enter into force and which appliances are affected

In order to make energy labels more comprehensible and clear, and out of consideration for constant technological developments, the EU has announced an update of energy labels.

The European Commission has approved new energy labels for 6 groups of appliances (five groups of household appliances with upcoming changes in the original label and a sixth, new group of labeled products).

Dishwashers
Washing machines and washer-dryers
Refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers
Light fixtures
Electronic displays (TV displays, monitors and digital information displays)
Commercial refrigeration equipment with a direct sale function, ie. commercial refrigerators used in shops and vending machines

And when will you see new energy labels in stores and on the Internet? The new energy labels will enter into force on 1 March 2021. New labels will appear on light sources from September 1, 2021.

For some, it may come as a surprise that besides washing machines and washer-dryers, the list of appliances also lacks the clothes dryers themselves. Not only does the dryer also fall into the category of washing, but consumers often buy it at the same time as the washing machine, and the different markings on the energy label can be confusing for them. However, for other groups of electrical appliances, such as tumble dryers, ovens, boilers and air conditioners, the current energy label will not change. These changes might happen in the coming years.

i The new energy labels will come into force on 1 March 2021 and will apply to dishwashers, washing machines and washer-dryers, refrigerators, electronic displays and commercial refrigerators.

What will the new energy labels look like?

Consumers are certainly most curious about what the new energy labels will look like and what changes we will they bring compared to the original labels

Scale change

The main change is the abandonment of classes A +, A ++ and A +++, an their replacement with scale from A to G. So the most energy-efficient product will now be marked with class “A“ and the least efficient product will be marked with class “G“. Changes in the scale, as well as new regulations in the method of measurement, will cause the most efficient products currently classified as A +, A ++ or A +++ to be labeled as B, C or D after the introduction of the changes. The new system will thus provide sufficient space for further technological development and the possibility of appliances moving to higher, even more enery-efficient classes for many years.

More information

Depending on the product, energy labels will indicate not only electricity consumption but also other energy and non-energy information, such as information on water consumption per wash or wash cycle, storage capacity, noise level, etc. Intuitive graphic features should help to make even better product comparisons and more informed product selection. For refrigerating technology, we will now have information about the volume of the refrigerator or freezer, for wine coolers, the volume will be stated not in liters as before, but in the number of wine bottles with a volume of 0.75 liters.

Modification of the measuring methods

The new measuring method applies to dishwashers, washing machines and washer dryers. For these appliances, instead of the annual consumption calculated from the annual average consumption, which was often not corresponding with the actual use, the consumption is calculated per 100 washing/drying cycles, which makes this figure clearer and more understandable for consumers. Annual consumption in kWh will stay the same for refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers, as these appliances are in operation 365 days a year. However, the data on the old and the new labels may differ, as even here the measuring method has changed, and is now more accurate.

Eco mode as a new common indicator

Another innovation is the Eco mode, which used as an indicator measuring water consumption, program length, noise and other parameters for washing machines, dishwashers and also washer dryers. It was the Eco mode that was chosen for these appliances as a common indicator, which can consumer use to compare the important values of different appliances.

More information about the product via QR code

Certainly a welcome innovation is the possibility for the public to enter the product registration database called EPREL, which will allow consumers to make even more accurate and detailed comparisons between products. What is it about? EPREL is an online EU database where manufacturers are required to register their products placed on the market from 1 August 2017, including the detailed technical documentation necessary to check compliance. The EPREL database thus enables greater transparency and easier monitoring of compliance.

And how does the consumer access this information? You can use the QR code, which you will find on the new energy label. After scanning this QR code with a smartphone or tablet, you will get additional non-commercial information about the product. A variety of applications will also be available to help consumers make purchase decisions. These applications will offer for example various return calculations or comparisons of individual models.

i A new element of energy labels will be a QR code, through which consumers will get more detailed (non-commercial) information about the chosen product.

Stages of the transition to new labels

The change in the labeling system is quite an important one for consumers, but you don't have to worry about it coming all of the sudden, unnoticed. The whole process of relabeling will have several phases and will be accompanied by a media campaign aimed at citizens, which will be launched in early 2021, ie. before the official introduction of the new labels. This EU-wide campaign should explain to consumers everything they need to know about labeling changes.

Transition from old to new labeling

In the first stage, ie. from 1 November 2020 to 28 February 2021, manufacturers will attach both energy labels to the packaging of the products concerned - the current label and the new label. From 1 March 2021, these electrical appliances will only come with one energy label - the new one.
The second stage is reserved for relabeling in stores and e-shops and will last 14 working days, ie. from 1 March 2021 to 18 March 2021. During this transitional period, the product may be marked with only one type of label, either old or new.

As the procedure described above implies, until February 28, 2021, you can find two energy labels in some of the new electrical appliances. However, this is not a mistake, but a thoughtful step to facilitate the whole process of relabeling in stores and e-shops.

i From 1 November 2020, manufacturers will include in the product packaging both the current energy label, valid until 28 February 2021, and a new one valid from 1 March 2021.

New requirements for repairability and recyclability of appliances

Resource efficiency, reducing energy consumption and wasting energy are becoming increasingly important in the EU. Therefore, the energy labeling scheme is also accompanied by the new Ecodesign Regulation.

At the beginning of July 2019, the European Commission should adopt a set of 11 Ecodesign regulations covering the same number of product groups - 6 product groups with changed and new labels (dishwashers, washing machines, washer-dryers, refrigerators, lamps, electronic displays, commercial refrigerators) and 5 product groups for which the use of labels is not planned (electric motors, external power supplies, power transformers, servers, data storage and welding equipment).

The new ecodesign regulations are intended to support the circular economy and make even greater energy savings. Emphasis is therefore placed primarily on the repairability of products, their easy disassembly, the availability of spare parts, the possibility of modernization and, of course, recycling.

Overview of individual categories of the new energy labels

Below you can see the designs of the new energy labels valid from March 1, 2021 with a detailed description and explanation of individual symbols.

What benefits will the new energy labels and Ecodesign regulations bring?

The new energy labels will be much more clear and transparent. They will provide consumers with more comprehensible and comparable information, which will help them make better decisions when buying a new appliance. Another benefit is that the new method of labeling will be able to keep pace with technological progress, as it provides a sufficient space for improving and enhancing the energy efficiency of appliances.

Last but not least, the new energy labeling regulation should make a significant contribution to the EU's long-term energy and climate goals. The internal estimation of the European Commission assume that the new labels should provide a total annual energy saving of 38 TWh by 2030, which corresponds to the annual electricity consumption in Hungary. In conjunction with the 11 regulations of the Ecodesign, these measures are expected to bring additional total annual energy savings of 94 TWh by 2030, which is more than the annual electricity consumption in Belgium and Luxembourg.

i In early 2021, a media campaign for EU citizens will be launched to explain everything they need to know about changes in the labeling system.

Should we worry whether the prices of appliances will rise with the new energy labels?

It is necessary to understand that every innovation will be reflected in the final price of the appliance. However, experts say that this whole change is in the interest of the market as a whole. We should therefore consider buying an appliance as an investment in our own household and, if possible, pay more for an appliance with low energy consumption and a long-term guarantee of repairability than buying an appliance for a third of the price, as this low price will automatically be reflected in lifespan and operating costs.

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New energy labels from March 2021 - CONTENTS

Why are energy labels changing
When do new energy labels enter into force and which appliances are affected
What will the new energy labels look like?
Stages of the transition to new labels
New requirements for repairability and recyclability of appliances
Overview of the individual categories of the new energy labels.
What benefits will the new energy labels and Ecodesign regulations bring
Should we worry whether the prices of appliances will rise with the new energy labels?

Why are energy labels changing

To get a better idea, the financial difference between the two classes according to the new rating system (e. g. between class C and E) can rise up to CZK 1,750 over 10 years.

When do new energy labels enter into force and which appliances are affected

In order to make energy labels more comprehensible and clear, and out of consideration for constant technological developments, the EU has announced an update of energy labels.

Dishwashers
Washing machines and washer-dryers
Refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers
Light fixtures
Electronic displays (TV displays, monitors and digital information displays)
Commercial refrigeration equipment with a direct sale function, ie. commercial refrigerators used in shops and vending machines

And when will you see new energy labels in stores and on the Internet? The new energy labels will enter into force on 1 March 2021. New labels will appear on light sources from September 1, 2021.

i The new energy labels will come into force on 1 March 2021 and will apply to dishwashers, washing machines and washer-dryers, refrigerators, electronic displays and commercial refrigerators.

What will the new energy labels look like?

Consumers are certainly most curious about what the new energy labels will look like and what changes we will they bring compared to the original labels

Scale change

More information

Modification of the measuring methods

Eco mode as a new common indicator

More information about the product via QR code

i A new element of energy labels will be a QR code, through which consumers will get more detailed (non-commercial) information about the chosen product.

Stages of the transition to new labels

Transition from old to new labeling

In the first stage, ie. from 1 November 2020 to 28 February 2021, manufacturers will attach both energy labels to the packaging of the products concerned - the current label and the new label. From 1 March 2021, these electrical appliances will only come with one energy label - the new one.
The second stage is reserved for relabeling in stores and e-shops and will last 14 working days, ie. from 1 March 2021 to 18 March 2021. During this transitional period, the product may be marked with only one type of label, either old or new.

i From 1 November 2020, manufacturers will include in the product packaging both the current energy label, valid until 28 February 2021, and a new one valid from 1 March 2021.

New requirements for repairability and recyclability of appliances

Overview of individual categories of the new energy labels

Below you can see the designs of the new energy labels valid from March 1, 2021 with a detailed description and explanation of individual symbols.

What benefits will the new energy labels and Ecodesign regulations bring?

i In early 2021, a media campaign for EU citizens will be launched to explain everything they need to know about changes in the labeling system.

Should we worry whether the prices of appliances will rise with the new energy labels?

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How to dry clothes in a dryer (TIPS AND TRICKS)
How to clean a washing machine (TIPS AND TRICKS)
How to look after your freezer (TIPS AND TRICKS)
How to clean an extractor hood (TIPS AND TRICKS)
How to look after your refrigerator? (TIPS AND TRICKS)

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New energy labels from March 2021 - CONTENTS

Why are energy labels changing

When do new energy labels enter into force and which appliances are affected

What will the new energy labels look like?

Scale change

More information

Modification of the measuring methods

Eco mode as a new common indicator

More information about the product via QR code

Stages of the transition to new labels

Transition from old to new labeling

New requirements for repairability and recyclability of appliances

Overview of individual categories of the new energy labels

What benefits will the new energy labels and Ecodesign regulations bring?

Should we worry whether the prices of appliances will rise with the new energy labels?

New energy labels from March 2021 - CONTENTS

Why are energy labels changing

When do new energy labels enter into force and which appliances are affected

What will the new energy labels look like?

Scale change

More information

Modification of the measuring methods

Eco mode as a new common indicator

More information about the product via QR code

Stages of the transition to new labels

Transition from old to new labeling

New requirements for repairability and recyclability of appliances

Overview of individual categories of the new energy labels

What benefits will the new energy labels and Ecodesign regulations bring?

Should we worry whether the prices of appliances will rise with the new energy labels?

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