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RVhiker · ‎Oct-14-2016

How does the electric power consumption of a television lit by cold cathode florescent lamps compare to one of the same size lit by LED's?

There's lots of advice and information in forums...
sometimes it is correct.

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Tom_M1 · ‎Oct-15-2016

I don't think anybody makes a fluorescent backlit TV any longer, so it's kind of a moot point.

Tom
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SCVJeff · ‎Oct-14-2016

Lotsa Info

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TechWriter · ‎Oct-14-2016

Look up the specific TVs you're interested in on a site like Crutchfield.

They have TV manuals that have power specs.

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corvettekent · ‎Oct-14-2016

We use our LED TV for 8 hours a day when we are boondocking with no problems.

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Power savings with LED Vs. CCFL lit television