It's been between 30 and 40 degrees sometimes here and I was wondering if those temps are bad for a plasma tvIt's in a room, but there is no insulation, heater or anythingI'm wondering if I should bring it inside or if it would be fineThanks
Consult your manual, it should say the acceptable operating temperatures (high and low)See what it says about thatMost Plasmas are rated from 32 to 100 (0 - 40 Celsius)So if it is truly hitting 30 you might be crossing that threshold, but its pretty grey area if its really not going below that pointThe biggest concern though, as I see it, is that in freezing temps you might get some moisture inside the TV, well freezing (like say after using it some of the residual heat creating some condensation with the cool outer temperatures)Then when you next go to use it, as the TV slowly warms up, the ice will melt and essentially give you water inside the TVPretty straight forward that water is not good for the innards of the TVBut I just don't know how soon after dipping below 32 that becomes an issueMaybe if you just throw a blanket on top of it after you turn it off, so the cold air isn't exposed as directly to the TVAnd maybe talk to some local TV sales places, perhaps they've had other customers inquire the same and might have better insights.
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