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Television (TV)
A 55-inch LED/OLED TV draws approx. 70 to 130 Watts (about 2.5 to 4.5 cents per operating hour).
Television (TV) — Live Electricity Cost Calculator
Live CalculationEnter the wattage of your device and the daily hours of usage:
Quick Presets / Typical Power:
120 Watts (0.12 kW)
Watts
4 hrs/day
hrs/day
Benchmark: 35 ct/kWh
ct/kWh
Tip: Check your latest electricity bill for your exact price per kWh.
Advanced Options (Days/Week & Base Fee) ▼
€/Monat
Calculated Results 120 W • 4h/day
Cost per Month 5,11 € 14,6 kWh
Cost per Year 61,32 € 175 kWh
Per Hour 0,04 € 0.12 kWh
Per Day 0,17 € 0,48 kWh
Per Week 1,18 € 3,4 kWh
Formula:
kWh = Watts × Hours ÷ 1,000 •
Cost = kWh × Rate ÷ 100 📊 Overview & Benchmarks
Typical Annual Cost 61,25 €/year
Annual Consumption 175 kWh/year
Typical Power 120 W
Typical Daily Usage 4 h / Tag
⚡ Duty Cycle & Power Details
Screen brightness, ambient lighting sensors, and HDR mode directly determine live power draw.
💡 Effective Energy Saving Tips
- ✓ Activate the ambient light sensor for automatic evening dimming.
- ✓ Use standard or cinema mode instead of dynamic/vivid.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Do OLED TVs consume more electricity than LCD/LED?
OLED draws slightly more power for full white screens, but turns off pixels completely in dark scenes.
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Transparency & Sources
Die Berechnungsgrundlagen, Verbrauchswerte und Strompreis-Referenzen auf dieser Seite basieren auf validierten Daten offizieller Stellen:
- Umweltbundesamt (UBA) Energieeffizienz & Stromverbrauch UmweltbundesamtOpen Source
- Stromspiegel für Deutschland co2online gemeinnützige GmbH (gefördert vom Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz)Open Source
Detailed Formulas & Methodology: View Methodology Page →